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* Taxpayers footed bills for family vacays, not security! * CJ ‘owes’ $14,000, auditors demand cash back! * Daughter’s flight upgraded, costing thousands more! A bombshell audit report has ripped open a can of worms at the Judicial Service, revealing that current Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo and her predecessor, Justice Anin Yeboah, allegedly blew taxpayer cash on luxury family holidays instead of vital security details. The explosive document, seen by this paper, accuses the top judges of splashing public funds on trips abroad with their spouses and even the current CJ’s daughter! Auditors are demanding the recovery…

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…as ashes of conflict trace Back to Galamsey Pits at Abrewa-Ninkran Secret funds fuelling the Bawku conflict have been unearthed in a shocking twist – hidden within the treacherous depths of Subri Forest galamsey, exclusively revealed following a daring mission led by fearless warriors of the Ghana Armed Forces and the Forestry Commission. In a brazen swoop on the illicit mining den known as Abrewa Ninkran on Tuesday, April 15, an astonishing discovery was made. It was unveiled that a legion of illegal miners from the strife-torn town of Bawku, nestled in the far north, were neck-deep in the lucrative…

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 …as Mahama Unleashes Digital Transformation Drive President John Dramani Mahama has ignited a tech revolution in Ghana with the grand unveiling of the One Million Coders Program (OMCP). This groundbreaking initiative aims to catapult Ghana into the digital spotlight and position it as a powerhouse in the tech world. In a momentous ceremony at the Ghana-India Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence, President Mahama heralded the launch as a game-changer in the nation’s journey towards a future brimming with innovation, knowledge, and opportunities for the youth. “This is not just a program launch, but a bold step towards ushering in a…

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…as Faction Demands Seidu Abagre Arrest By Prince Ahenkorah The New Republic’s continued coverage of the long-standing and intensifying conflict in Bawku, has revealed increasing pressure being mounted on the Ghana Police Service, particularly the Inspector General of Police (IGP), to arrest Seidu Abagre Kulig, the alleged imposter. Sources of The New Republic within the Bawku enclave, indicated that, “During the IGP’s visit last week to the Zug-Raan Palace, the chief made an appeal to him to arrest the rival chief for peace to return to Bawku.” The source added, “Without the arrest of Seidu Abagre, who is seen as…

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The Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, on Wednesday, April 16, inaugurated a 13-member Steering Committee to review the curriculum for Kindergarten to Primary Six. The Committee has been assigned the crucial task of revising the current curriculum to align with the contemporary challenges and opportunities of the world. One of the prime objectives of the Committee’s work is to resolve longstanding debates, including the contentious issue of who founded Ghana. Minister Iddrisu emphasized the importance of ensuring that the true history of Ghana is taught to learners, thereby putting an end to the ongoing uncertainties surrounding the country’s founding figures. Expressing…

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During an April 9 appearance on Hot 97, Jamaican dancehall sensation Vybz Kartel expressed remorse over bleaching his skin, declaring that he won’t do it again. The ‘She Holding On’ singer, born Adidja Azim Palmer, initially expressed his pride over bleaching his skin and even had a skin-lightening brand, Complex reported. But the 49-year-old in the interview has stated that he is now “fully melanated.” “I mean, in hindsight, it definitely had to do with self-love, but on the other hand, while I was doing it, my mind wasn’t telling me that,” Vybz stated. “My mind was telling me, ‘I…

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Gospel music promoter Nii Noi, has expressed disappointment over comments made by Dag Heward-Mills, Founder and General Overseer of Lighthouse Chapel International, regarding payment of church musicians. Speaking to Doreen Avio in a recent interview on Daybreak Hitz, Noi described Dag Heward-Mills’ statement as unfortunate, especially given his influential position in the Christian community. “I think that the statement is quite unfortunate coming from a man of higher rank in the Christian society. I mean, you’ve decided not to play instrumentalists, but to come out and say all of these things, It’s quite unfortunate, really,” he said. Nii further emphasised that…

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Peter Okoye, a member of the iconic P-Square duo, has opened up on his emotional journey and the difficult decision to take legal action against his own brother, Jude Okoye. In a heartfelt post shared after testifying in court, Peter made it clear that blood ties should never be a reason to stay silent in the face of betrayal. “Don’t let ‘family’ be the reason you’re drowning in silence. I did, for over 20 years plus. And it almost cost me everything,” he wrote. His emotional message has sparked a wave of discussion online, especially as it follows his recent testimony in…

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Ghanaian rapper Medikal has cautioned netizens against striking comparisons between him and other rappers, particularly Kwesi Arthur. In a post shared on X on April 15, 2025, Medikal stated that such comparisons are not only unnecessary but also disrespectful to his craft and accomplishments in the music industry. “Never ever compare me to any artiste, not Kwesi Arthur or anyone. Don’t even dare, are you guys fukn mad?” Medikal posted. Medikal did not stop there, he further went on to declare that no rapper, whether in Ghana, across Africa, or internationally measures up to him in terms of talent, impact, or work ethic. “Make una never compare…

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By Prince Ahenkorah CHIEF Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Torkornoo has rolled out new reforms to shake up Ghana’s jury system, amid ongoing legal battles that could see her ousted from her role. Addressing attendees at the official launch of the 2025 criminal assizes at the Law Complex in Accra, the Chief Justice revealed a major overhaul aimed at streamlining and diversifying the selection of jurors. Previously, the pool had been mainly restricted to folks from the civil service and education sectors, raising concerns about bias and repetitiveness. “Our revamped approach will cast a wider net, drawing in citizens from…

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