Author: Krobea

Songstress Stephanie Benson has admitted to kissing dancehall artiste Samini but says there were no tongues involved. The two were seen kissing in Stephanie’s new ‘One More’ music video, which was released a few weeks ago. There has been a lot of gossip going round with some speculating the pair was having an affair. But reacting to a question posed to her, Stephanie, without mincing words, admitted to kissing Samini, but was quick to state there were no tongues involved “Yes we kissed but there were no tongues involved,” she said. “I love kissing.” “I kiss a lot because I…

WomanRising, a leading network of women entrepreneurs and professionals, has presented a certificate of honour to Mrs Abiola Bawuah, CEO of UBA Ghana, for being ranked among the Top 50 Corporate Women Leaders in Ghana for 2016. The ranking, which featured 50 of Ghana’s leading corporate women leaders in both the public and private sector, was held in 2016 to recognize the contribution of professional women in the development of Ghana’s economy and job creation sector. At a short ceremony which took place at the head office of the bank in Accra, Mrs Bawuah received the top award, which was…

Gospel musician Superintendent Kofi Sarpong is reported to have been involved in an accident on the Accra-Kumasi road. Though he is said to be doing well, 3news.com gathers he has been admitted at the Nkawkaw Government Hospital in the Eastern Region. SP Sarpong was billed to perform this weekend at the album launch of fellow gospel artiste Sir Gabby. The police vehicle in which he was travelling was badly mangled. Source: 3news.com|Ghana Follow @3Newsgh

One of Ghana’s finest radio presenters, Gilbert Aggrey, popularly known as Abeiku Santana, has described his marriage to his long-time lady friend, Genevieve, as an act of God. It was the second time the ace presenter had to choose a life partner after his marriage to ex-wife Margaret fell on rocks. Abeiku Santana and Genevieve are said to have been pals for over 17 years. The two went through a traditional marriage ceremony in February 2013. Speaking on Angel TV’s The Purple Room hosted by former Ghana’s Most Beautiful queen, Akua Amoakowaa, Abeiku Santana said only God knows why he…

Former President John Dramani Mahama has lauded the brains behind the setting up of the National Democratic Congress’ Ghana Institute of Social Democracy (GISD), saying it is going to benefit a lot more people in the country. According to him, curricula of such political party schools, contrary to widely held views, are one of community self-help, nationalism and patriotism, which are good tenets for the country. He expressed confidence that these tenets will be factored into the syllabus of the Institute. Former President Mahama made these remarks on Friday during a ceremony to induct the first students into the Institute.…

The Ministry of Education has yet again extended the deadline for the placement of junior high school (JHS) graduates into senior high schools (SHSs). The latest extension puts the deadline at the end of September. There have been frustrations for most parents in accessing the portal of their wards. The Computerised School Selection Placement System (CSSPS) Secretariat has assured that all students who did not fail in Mathematics and English Language will have placements. It assures that the new website, cssps.gov.gh, which was created to add up to the original myjhsresult.net, is active and can be accessed by all. “The…

The 2017 WAFU tournament will begin on Saturday with Ghana set to take on the Gambia in the opening match. The tournament which involves national teams all sixteen West African countries, will be staged in Cape Coast and Elmina. Ghana’s game against the Gambians is one of the eight preliminary stage games in the tournament with the winners progressing into the group stages. The preliminary games will be played according to the following zones: Zone A in Takoradi: Ghana vs The Gambia Nigeria vs Sierra Leone Mali vs Mauritania Guinea vs Guinea-Bissau Zone B in Cape Coast: Senegal vs Liberia…

Australians have handed in nearly 26,000 firearms in the nation’s first gun amnesty since its landmark response to a mass shooting in 1996. The amnesty began on 1 July to help counter a growing terrorism threat and an influx of arms in the country. It is illegal to own an unregistered firearm in Australia. Those caught outside the amnesty period face fines of up to A$280,000 (£172,000, $225,000) and up to 14 years in jail. The current programme, running until 30 September, means Australians can surrender unregistered firearms and related items without fear of prosecution. Justice Minister Michael Keenan said…

A gift in your hands is like owning a piece of jewelry. Being talented is like having a gem. Many may get attracted to it though you may mistakenly misinterpret as attraction to you. Many may flock after you because of what is in your hands. If the jewelry changes hands, they will change their following!   Sometimes, the most gifted people are exposed to the worst of dangers. Many people walk into their lives chasing after what is in their hands…not that which is in their hearts. Many a times, others cash in on their influence. They hang around them…

The six-month suspension handed the Member of Parliament for Tema West Constituency, Carlos Kingsley Ahenkorah, has been lifted pending hearing by the Public Relations and Complaints Committee (PRCC) of the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA). Mr Ahenkorah, who is also a Deputy Minister of Trades and Industry, was suspended last Wednesday by the General Assembly of TMA for obstructing its work. He is reported to have attacked the works engineer of the Assembly on Thursday, August 31 during a demolition exercise at Cocoa Village in Community Two. But the General Assembly on Friday agreed that Mr Ahenkorah was not given hearing…