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Ghanaian actress Yvonne Okoro has cautioned men who have resorted to using God-fearing antics as a way of winning the heart of women to stop. In her post on twitter, the actress interestingly drew a lot of attention from some of her followers who also shared their thoughts on the post with some claiming women are in demand for Christian men who go to church, whilst others wondered if she was just noticing this because it started way back in the 80’s. The question really is do men of these days use God-fearing antics to woo women into relationships So…
Former president Rawlings exchanging greetings with Pete Edochie[/caption] Ghana’s former President, Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings, has described the emergence of Presidents Buhari of Nigeria and Akufo-Addo of Ghana as a divine intervention because of their respected anti-corruption credentials. The former President said Ghana is fortunate to have somebody like Nana Akufo-Addo because of his principles and values. President Rawlings who spoke during a courtesy call on him by a group of actors including renowned Nigerian actor Pete Edochie, who are working on a film production based on corruption, on Friday said: “People think I like that man to high…
The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has indicated that all military personnel, as well as other members of the country’s security services, who embark on peacekeeping missions, will, from hence, receive their allowances whilst on tour and not when they arrive in Ghana, after the completion of their duty tour. According to President Akufo-Addo, the situation which existed before his administration, where soldiers are paid their peacekeeping allowances, sometimes months after arriving in Ghana, will not be a feature of his administration. “We will make it a principle that wherever the peacekeeping operation is, the peacekeepers will…
I once loved a girl. Well, I thought what I was feeling for her was love. I thought of her. I dreamt of her. I went to school early so I could have a chance to talk to her. It must be love, or? I thought she loved me too. She always laughed when we were talking. She loved my jokes—I thought. Then one day I gathered the courage to go to her house and propose love to her. I thought very deeply of how I was going to say it–the way I was going to approach the topic. I…
Some people find it daunting to find ways to reignite the flame[/caption] I once loved a girl. Well, I thought what I was feeling for her was love. I thought of her. I dreamt of her. I went to school early so I could have a chance to talk to her. It must be love, or? I thought she loved me too. She always laughed when we were talking. She loved my jokes—I thought. Then one day I gathered the courage to go to her house and propose love to her. I thought very deeply of how I was going…
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Lower Manya Krobo constituency has suspended former Member of Parliament, Michael Teye Nyaunu, along with three other party members in the constituency for misconduct. According to the NDC’s Constituency Chairman, David Walter Hormelu, they took the decision in accordance with the party’s constitution which stipulates that any member found to have contravened the party’s laws step aside for a period of six months for investigations. Mr. Hormelu did not outline the reasons for Mr. Teye Nayaunu’s suspension but said he had been carrying out activities in the constituency perceived to be against the…
Ghana’s president, Nana Akufo-Addo and former president, John Mahama, joined other dignitaries across the world to observe the ‘second’ swearing in ceremony of The Gambian president, Adama Barrow over the weekend. The two came face-to-face, joined heads briefly in The Gambia and shared some secrets that elicited contagious laughter catching on with persons standing close by. Source: 3news.com | Ghana]]>
The Economic Management Team of government is pondering which taxes to abolish and the ones to increase, as it looks to take the shackles off the private sector. Senior Minister, Yaw Osafo Maafo, who is also a member of the Economic Management Team of the Akufo-Addo-led administration, speaking at a forum in Accra said: “A number of taxes will be reviewed and we are doing this bearing in mind that we are creating the necessary environment for productivity to go up and for employment to be generated. We should never use tax as a punitive measure. The state needs the…
Many patrons converged at Alliance Francaise on Saturday for the 2nd edition of MMC Live. The night of music, magic and comedy featured rapper and Highgrade Family act Martin Kofi King Arthur popularly known as Kofi Kinaata. Kofi Kinaata performed most of his hit songs including Susuka, Time no dey, Sweetie pie and every body’s favorite Confession. After his performance GhanaWeb spoke to him about his hit song ‘Confession’. It will be recalled that Kofi Kinaata granted an interview where he said people were taking advantage of his song and were using it to get drunk. He was questioned on…