Author: Krobea

Majority Leader in Parliament James Agalga has paid a visit to the Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Osman Ayariga, at the Authority’s headquarters in Accra. The visit, which took place today, Monday, August 17, provided an opportunity for the two to interact and discuss matters relating to the work of the National Youth Authority and efforts to advance the interests of young people. Mr Agalga commended Osman Ayariga for his work at the Authority and encouraged him to remain focused and keep up the good work in serving Ghana’s youth. The visit was also warmly received…

The Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) has announced that the Tema-Achimota transmission tower is set to be replaced on Sunday, August 23. This follows the successful completion of the initial phase of repair works on the Ashaiman section of the 161kV Tema–Achimota transmission line. ​A team of engineers from the state power transmitter undertook the preliminary works on Sunday, August 16, 2026. ​Power was immediately restored to all affected customers, according to a press statement issued by the Corporate Communications Section of GRIDCo on Sunday.​ The company expressed gratitude to the general public for their patience, understanding, and cooperation during…

Former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has charged the newly elected Greater Accra Regional executives of the NPP to prioritize unity, saying it is “the key ingredient for victory” in the 2028 general elections. Addressing the executives who paid a courtesy call on him following Saturday’s NPP regional elections, Dr. Bawumia said the party must move past internal competition and focus on the bigger battle ahead. “The election is over, you’ve had competitors, let us come together. The real election is 2028 let’s put everybody’s talents to use. We must use…

The newly-elected Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Greater Accra Region, Dr. Bernard Okoe-Boye, has promised a rigorous campaign in 2028 to get Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia elected. “We are going to walk 12 hours a day,” he said. “We are going to run a 24-hour campaign not what the NDC is promising.” He was speaking to journalists after a landslide victory in the NPP regional elections on Saturday, August 15. The former Minister of Health polled 488 votes to beat Alfred Boye to the position. He admitted that the task is arduous but he will not lose…

One Ghanaian evacuee from South Africa has passed away upon arrival at the Accra International Airport, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced. In a statement dated August 14, 2026, the Ministry said the death occurred at 6:55pm. According to the statement, the Ministry is undertaking the formalities of informing the family of the deceased, and has arranged for the deposit of the remains at the Police Hospital for autopsy. The deceased was one of 50 Ghanaians who arrived at 5:50pm on Friday, aboard an Air Tanzania flight from South Africa, as part of government’s evacuation exercise. Reports by other…

Music lovers across the Volta Region and beyond are set for a memorable night as veteran Ghanaian musician Togbe Afrika officially returns to the music scene with a major homecoming concert dubbed ‘Togbe Afrika Homecoming’. The much-anticipated event is scheduled for Saturday, 29th August 2026, at Infinity Stars Hotel, Penyi, and is expected to bring together thousands of music lovers, young people, traditional leaders, entertainment personalities, entrepreneurs and residents from across the southern part of the Volta Region. The event is powered by Rois Travels, with ROIS TV serving as the official media partner. Togbe Afrika, who began his music…

Ghanaian technology entrepreneur and industrialist Tsonam Akpeloo has been sworn in as Chairman of the newly constituted Governing Board of the Applied Technology Institute (ATI), East Legon, with a mandate to help reposition the institution as a world-class centre for technical and vocational education and training (TVET). The inauguration, held under the theme ‘Strengthening Governance for Quality Technical and Vocational Education’, was attended by officials of the Ghana TVET Service, the Institute’s management and staff, members of the newly constituted Governing Board and other stakeholders in education and industry. The Applied Technology Institute is one of Ghana’s foremost technical and…

The National Identification Authority (NIA) is set to create more than 120 employment opportunities as it expands the rollout of 24-hour Prestige Centres across Ghana. The initiative will see more than 20 centres established in different parts of the country, allowing members of the public to access Ghana Card services outside the Authority’s traditional working hours. The move is part of efforts to support the government’s 24-hour economy agenda while improving access to essential identification services. The Executive Secretary of the NIA, Wisdom Kwaku Deku, announced the plans on Wednesday, August 12, during a tour of the Authority’s first 24-hour…

Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA) Osman Abdulai Ayariga has urged African leaders to emulate President John Dramani Mahama’s approach to youth inclusion in governance, saying young people are ready to take up leadership responsibilities today. Mr Ayariga said the composition of President Mahama’s government demonstrates what can be achieved when young people are given meaningful opportunities to serve and contribute to national development. Speaking on Day Two of the 2026 National Youth Conference at the KNUST Great Hall in Kumasi on Wednesday, August 12, Mr Ayariga said African leaders must learn from what he described as…

The legal vacation should not be interpreted as a period during which lawyers can unilaterally determine whether court proceedings will continue, Deputy Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Dr Justice Srem-Sai, has said. Dr Srem-Sai said the legal vacation, which runs from August 1 to September 30, is designed to significantly reduce the workload of the superior courts but does not mean that the judiciary ceases to function. He said the period is traditionally a reduction in judicial activity rather than a complete shutdown of the courts. His comments follow a letter from the Ghana Bar Association to Chief Justice Paul…