- 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
Former Minister of Communications Dr Edward Omane Boamah may be lacing his boots to contest the 2020 parliamentary elections as NDC’s candidate for Mpraeso Constituency. Posters of the former NUGS President are already making rounds on social media. He has yet to comment on the posters but it is clear the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will give the former cabinet minister the greenlight to contest the polls. The Mpraeso Constituency has been a fortress for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) with Seth Kwame Acheampong occupying the seat since 2009. He succeeded Dr Francis Osafo Mensah, who had occupied the seat…
Kumasi Asante Kotoko young winger Matthew Anim Cudjoe has donated GH¢ 1,000 of his winning bonus from the Hearts of Oak game to injured fan Augustine Oppong. Oppong was shot in the eye by a police officer during the crowd troubles after Asante Kotoko’s 0-1 defeat by Berekum Chelsea two weeks ago. Despite having been discharged from the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital and recovering steadily, the 16-year-old donated 50 per cent of his bonus to him. Each Kotoko player received a special winning bonus of GH¢2,000 for the 2-1 win over the Phobians at the Accra Sports Stadium last Sunday.…
The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is demanding a live telecast of the scheduled meeting between the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) and the Electoral Commission, Ghana (EC). The meeting is scheduled to be held on Thursday in the presence of the Eminent Advisory Committee (EAC) led by retired judge Francis Emile Short. The meeting was called for by the EAC following a series of demonstration by some political parties. The parties, forming the Inter-Party Resistance Against New Voter Register (IPRNA), have been vociferous in their calls for the utter rejection of a new register for the 2020 elections. They claim…
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp doesn’t feel as “though anything is done” despite his side reaching 70 points before the end of January and moving 19 points clear at the top of the Premier League. Mohamed Salah’s first-half penalty and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s second-half effort delivered a 23rd victory in 24 matches for the Reds at West Ham. And their 15th consecutive win also maintained the relentless march towards a first top-flight title since 1990. However, while Liverpool, who are now unbeaten in 41 league games and could go on to reach several top-flight milestones, Klopp played down their significance. “I’m only…
Kobe Bryant’s widow, Vanessa, has made her first comments since the helicopter crash that killed the basketball star, one of their daughters and seven others last Sunday. In a post on Instagram with a family photo, she said she was “completely devastated” and that there were not “enough words to describe our pain”. The couple had four daughters including Gianna, 13, who died in the crash. There has been no word yet on funeral arrangements. The cause of the crash in foggy weather west of Los Angeles is still being investigated. Bryant was on his way to coach his daughter’s…
The death toll of the coronavirus has risen to 170 and with a confirmed case in Tibet, the virus has now spread to every region in mainland China. Chinese health authorities have said there were 7,711 confirmed cases in the country as of 29 January. Infections have also spread to at least 16 other countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) will meet on Thursday to discuss whether the virus constitutes a global health emergency. “In the last few days the progress of the virus, especially in some countries, especially human-to-human transmission, worries us,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on…
The race for the Essikadu-Ketan parliamentary seat is getting hotter as a former constituency chairman for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), James Obeng Jnr, is poised to unseat the incumbent Member of Parliament and Minister for Railway Development, Joe Ghartey. The former Youth Organizer, Constituency Secretary and Chairman has already picked his nomination forms to contest his Mr Ghartey, who he thinks has done his best but should give way for a more competent candidate to ensure NPP retains the seat. “Joe Ghartey has done his best but it seems like the people are losing confidence in him so the…
The Commission on human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has described as unfortunate and inappropriate the practice, where citizens attached conditions to their votes. This, according to the Commission was tantamount to vote buying and as such could create a platform for corruption and therefore must be discouraged in all terms. It therefore admonished Ghanaians to rather take charge of the change they wished to see and hold their leaders accountable and ensure that they discharged their responsibilities as expected. Mr Theophilus Tetteh Tuwor, Central Regional Director of CHRAJ who said this an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA)…
Members of the European Parliament are bidding farewell to UK colleagues ahead of a final vote on the Brexit deal. The withdrawal agreement is expected to be signed off in Brussels later. Some MEPs have marked the occasion with songs – others wore “always united” scarves. President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen told the UK: “We will always love you.” But Eurosceptics, including the Brexit Party’s Nigel Farage, used their speeches to tear into the EU. The UK is due to leave the bloc at 23:00 GMT on Friday. Ratification of the withdrawal agreement, agreed by the…
The new Western Regional Police Commander, DCOP Felix Fosu-Agyeman, has attributed the numerous cases of missing children and its associated kidnapping cases in the region to unresolved misunderstandings between parents and these children. According to him, most of the missing cases reported are as a result of broken homes, which often push children away. DCOP Fosu-Agyeman is therefore appealing to parents to relate well with their children. “I have realized that most missing cases reported is as a result of unresolved misunderstanding among parents which often push children away from homes,” he stated. DCOP Fosu-Agyeman, who was speaking during an…