- Mahama departs for New York to attend 81st UN General Assembly
- Bawumia will never become President of Ghana – NDC MP
- Vincent Assifuah insists Sports Minister’s driver yet to return to Ghana after attending World Cup on state sponsorship
- ECG announces temporary outages in parts of Accra on Sunday
- High-profile persons in society funding ‘Ghana Jollof’ activities – CID boss
- Mahama commissions evacuation of waste heaps from Agbogloshie to Adepa
- Techiman South MP calls for release of remanded Salomey Bafoh Awiti
- My support to the SHS students goes beyond kindness: It is a dream come through – Gideon Boako
Author: Krobea
A second person in Senegal has tested positive for coronavirus, the country’s health ministry confirms. It says the patient is an 80-year-old French national who arrived in the West African country on 29 February. He is being treated at the same hospital for infectious diseases in the capital city, Dakar, where another Frenchman was hospitalised for coronavirus last week. News of this second confirmed case in Senegal brings the total number of confirmed cases on the African continent to 12. Other countries with patients who tested positive for the virus are: Algeria – five people Egypt – two people Morocco…
The president is said to be impressed with the measures put in place at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) in anticipation of a possible outbreak of the deadly coronavirus disease. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Wednesday toured some facilities at the Airport as the threat of the disease escalates. He was taken round KIA by the Managing Director of Ghana Airport Company Limited, Yaw Kwakwa. Mr Kwakwa briefed journalists after the president left for the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, Ridge, to inspect other facilities. “From what [President Akufo-Addo] said when he was getting into his car, he was quite…
Ghana coach Charles Kwabla Akonnor has named his first Black Stars squad to face Sudan on March 27 at the Cape Coast Stadium. Social media was buzzing as soon as the squad was announced and four home-based players made the cut. Aduana Stars’ Yahaya Mohammed is in the spotlight given his performance in the Ghana Premier League this season. He has scored 11 goals in 12 matches and has two Man of the Match awards to his name. His ability to terrorize defenders and produce a master class week in-week out earned him the player of the month award. Accra…
Contemporary Ghanaian praise and worship leader MaxPraize has released yet another single on his Praize Records International Label titled ‘Yahweh’. The song is MaxPraize’s second single and is a smooth blend of traditional and contemporary sound coupled with a touch of indigenous Ghanaian languages. His debut single ‘Big God’, which was released in 2016, introduced him to the Ghanaian gospel scene and took prominence when he was invited to share the same stage with big gospel acts in the industry. The live recording of ‘YAHWEH’ gives the listener a hands-on praise and worship experience that transforms. Known for his power-packed…
Veteran musician Rex Omar has noted that he has no intention of taking any legal action against fellow veteran Akosua Adjepong. According to Rex Omar, who is the Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO), while he is greatly disturbed by the numerous allegations Akosua Adjepong has made against him, he is not ready to sue her because she is broke. He rubbished the constant allegations by Akosua Adjepong that he is misappropriating funds at the music rights body. “Akosua Adjepong speaks from ignorance…and she’s not ready to learn,” he said in an interview on 3FM’s Showbiz 927 with…
Kevin-Prince Boateng was once the darling boy of Ghana football: a fresh-faced good footballer who is returning to his Ghanaian roots to help make the Black Stars great. The Ghanaian ladies weren’t the only ones excited to see the Germany-born midfield heartthrob when he made his full debut against Latvia in a pre-tournament friendly in preparation for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, as football fans in the country had watched him excel in a cup run which saw Portsmouth reach the FA Cup final, where Boateng played a prominent role; missing a penalty and injuring Michael Ballack who would have…
The African Development Bank’s support for the west African nation Ghana has boosted its government’s efforts to consolidate the economy, the country’s Vice President, Mahamudu Bawumia said on Monday. Dr Bawumia, welcoming a team of Executive Directors and senior officials of the Bank on an official visit, cited various Bank-supported projects, especially in the areas of infrastructure, agriculture and technical innovation, as examples of interventions that have helped to boost the government’s efforts to consolidate the economy. “Those are areas very critical for us and we are happy to have the African Development Bank helping us. You have been in…
A former president of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Diana Hopeson, has deduced that veteran musician Akosua Adjepong’s constant rants against the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO) is due to menopause. Diana Hopeson, who is currently a board member of GHAMRO, believes that Akosua Adjepong’s attacks at the music right’s body are fuelled by sheer ignorance and old age. For several years now, Akosua Adjepong has leveled series of allegations against GHAMRO. The veteran musician has accused Rex Omar, Chairman of GHAMRO, as well as the board, of misappropriating funds meant for rights owners. She later also alleged that…
Former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Kwesi Nyantakyi has been charged at an Accra High Court with three counts, namely conspiracy to commit crime, fraud by agent as well as corruption by a public officer. Mr Nyantakyi was charged together with the former Northern Region Chairman of the GFA, Abdulai Alhassan. This is in connection with the exposé by Tiger Eye PI led by journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas on the activities of the GFA. They were, however, granted a bail of GH¢1 million with three sureties, one to be justified. They are to reappear on Wednesday, March 25…
Membership of the Roman Catholic Church of Ghana have been issued directives in the conduct of mass services as the threat of the deadly coronavirus rages on. The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference issued the directives after a meeting. The bishops encouraged all members to receive the Holy Communion in their hand. Ministers who give the communions are advised, accordingly, to wash their hands or use sanitizer before and after distributing holy communion. “Avoid handshakes and embracing one another during Kiss of Peace,” a statement said. So far, all suspected cases of the deadly disease have tested negative in Ghana. The…