- Gospel musician Bernice Offei recently reported missing but found dies
- French custom officers seize cocaine concealed in container from Ghana
- Ghana won’t back down on mining value addition – Ambassador Kojo Bonsu
- John Boadu, JFK, Hawa Koomson, others emerge early frontrunners in NPP National Executives race – APL Report
- Iñaki Williams retires from international football
- John Boadu in narrow lead in ‘open and competitive’ race – APL report on NPP National Chairman race
- Mahama swears in new Supreme Court judges
- Nana Akomea projected to win NPP First Vice National Chairman race
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Sensational female vocalist, Eldah Naa Abiana Dickson, known by her stage name Abiana, has dropped a new banger to celebrate the irreplaceable role of mothers in society. The powerful new single, which features Souly Bird from Germany, comes as a timely tribute ahead of Mother’s Day observances worldwide. The song has a francophone flavor, but very soothing as she blends it with her beautiful afro-soul voice. The song, born from personal reflection, carries profound meaning for the artist. “Since losing my mother, Esther Kofitse Mawusi, I have gained a deeper appreciation for all mothers,” Abiana shares. “We often take their…
The Federal Reserve, has finally “said the quiet part out loud”: stagflation is no longer just a tail risk—it’s now a clear and present danger. For months, policymakers danced around the threat. Now, the masks are off. This is the analysis of Nigel Green, CEO of financial advisory giant deVere Group after the Fed signaled on Wednesday that it expects slower economic growth, higher inflation, and worsening unemployment. These three factors together point to a rare and punishing economic condition: stagflation, and this time, the central bank directly pointed the finger at trade policy—specifically, President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs. “The Fed has…
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Ranking Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, took to the Senate floor to mark the second anniversary of the civil war in Sudan, calling on the U.S. to resume foreign and humanitarian assistance to the region, help put an end to the conflict and set Sudan back on a path to a civilian-led democracy. Key Quotes: The Ranking Member’s remarks, as delivered, are below: Mr. President, it wasn’t that long ago that Sudan was on a path to recovery after decades of violence and civil war. Back in 2018, Sudanese citizens took to the…
The family of the late Ambassador Sam Pee Yalley, paid a courtesy call on the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Alban S. K. Bagbin, to officially announce his passing and formally communicate the dates for his funeral rites. The Speaker, in an emotional response, recalled his last conversation with Ambassador Yalley, just days before his passing. He emphasised the importance of preserving Ambassador Yalley’s legacy for future generations, describing him as a unique leader with courage, clarity, and conviction. The Speaker assured the family of his presence during the final funeral rites. The Clerk to Parliament, Mr Ebenezer Ahuma Djietror,…
The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Ghana, H.E. Sultan Abdulrahman Al-Dhakel, has paid a courtesy call on the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, to congratulate him on his re-election as Speaker of the Ninth Parliament and to explore avenues for deepening diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Ghana. During the meeting, held in Parliament House, Ambassador Al-Dhakel described Ghana as a “strategic country in the sub-region” and underscored the importance of deepening cooperation between the two nations. He called for the continued support of the Speaker and Members of Parliament in fostering stronger diplomatic and economic ties. The…
The new pope has been revealed as Robert Prevost of the US, the first American pontiff in history. He’ll be known as Pope Leo XIV. This comes after white smoke billowed above the Sistine Chapel, the signal that cardinals had selected a new pontiff on the second day of the conclave. There were 133 voting cardinals, who had all been sequestered inside the Vatican during the conclave. Any one of them needed two-thirds of the vote to become the next pope. What we know about Robert Prevost, the first American pope Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States has…
The new pope has been revealed as Robert Prevost of the US, the first American pontiff in history. He’ll be known as Pope Leo XIV. This comes after white smoke billowed above the Sistine Chapel, the signal that cardinals had selected a new pontiff on the second day of the conclave. • What it took to get elected: There were 133 voting cardinals, who had all been sequestered inside the Vatican during the conclave. Any one of them needed two-thirds of the vote to become the next pope. Take a look at how the voting process works. What we know about Robert Prevost, the…
White smoke emerges from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, it’s clear the voting process has concluded and the cardinals have chosen a successor to Pope Francis. Now that white smoke has appeared, the new pontiff will normally appear on the balcony overlooking St Peter’s Square in the next hour. The new pope is now being led to a small room next to the Sistine Chapel where he will put on the white papal robes. The senior cardinal will soon confirm the decision with the words “Habemus Papam” – Latin for “we have a Pope” – and introduce the new…
The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has clarified the circumstances surrounding the termination of the school feeding contracts. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Ghana Weekend, the Minister explained that the decision was not made unilaterally by the government but in collaboration with the World Bank, which has specific criteria and conditions that must be met. “We are not doing this alone; we are doing it with the World Bank. There are some criteria and conditions to meet, and we didn’t want to be harsh on the caterers. In all honesty, most of them…
Residents of Amefinukope in the Ketu South Municipality of the Volta region are in a state of shock following the discovery of five exhumed bodies in two local cemeteries, with parts of the corpses, particularly the heads, missing. The distressing incident occurred on Wednesday, 7th May 2025. According to a community leader, Mr Kwashi Senaya, the graves were found desecrated, with visible damage at the head end. “The heads of the deceased were gone,” he said, adding that the affected cemeteries belong to the Amefinu and Kponor families. The matter has been reported to the Ghana Police Service at the…