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– Cries Foul Over Alleged Snub as His Calculated Silence Bights Back Former Ghanaian President John Agyekum Kufuor, long known for his stoic silence amidst the political tempest under the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia administration, is now, ironically, finding that very silence haunting him. The venerable statesman has unleashed a torrent of complaints, accusing the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) of outright snubs and deliberate exclusion from crucial party meetings and decision-making fora. Kufuor’s lamentations come at a time when many Ghanaians recall his conspicuous absence from public discourse during the Akufo-Addo government’s struggles. While the nation clamored for his seasoned counsel, his…
Ghs25 Million Disbursed Amidst Skepticism In a move set to redefine Ghana’s local governance landscape, President Mahama has reportedly delivered on a key campaign promise, initiating the long-awaited monthly allowance payments to Assembly Members. This development, previously met with considerable doubt from opposition figures and local government pundits, became a reality yesterday, July 14, 2025, with the announcement of a GHS25,000,000.00 first tranche disbursement. Local Government Minister, Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim, confirmed the release, silencing critics who had dismissed the pledge as mere political maneuvering ahead of elections. The Minister stated that out of the 9,085 Assembly Members across 261 constituencies…
In the wake of the unfortunate passing of Ernest Yaw Kumi, the Member of Parliament for Akwatia, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is poised to launch a vigorous campaign to recapture the parliamentary seat. Rockson Nelson Dafeamekpor, the Majority Chief Whip in Parliament, made a bold declaration on TV3’s Keypoint program, highlighting the party’s unwavering resolve and optimism following their recent triumph in the Ablekuma North by-election. Dafeamekpor underscored the growing trust and support the NDC is garnering from Ghanaians and delivered a stern warning to the opposing New Patriotic Party (NPP), advising them against setting their sights on the…
– Party Kingpin Roars After Election Debacle The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is on a perilous path, teetering on the brink of self-destruction. This stark warning comes from none other than Issahaku K. Kotomah, a long-standing “firebrand” within the party, who alleges that a cabal of top executives has “hijacked” the NPP. Their goal? To consolidate power, despite leading the party to a humiliating defeat in the 2024 elections. Kotomah, a staunch NPP member for decades, expressed his profound disgust at the transformation of what was once a vibrant, grassroots movement into a “dictatorial machine.” According to him, this…
…Over “Unsavory Comments” Amidst E&P Standoff Azumah Resources Ghana has publicly distanced itself from outspoken social commentator Bright Simons, vehemently rejecting his recent “unsavory comments” regarding the ongoing dispute between Azumah Resources and Engineers & Planners (E&P). The move comes as Azumah seeks to “protect the integrity of the ongoing resolution process” with E&P. In a strongly worded statement signed by John Kaku Mason, Aide to the Chairman and Spokesperson for the Shareholders of Azumah Resources, the company made it clear that Bright Simons does not represent or speak for Azumah Resources Ghana in any capacity. “While we acknowledge Mr.…
…US Says Extradition is NOT Political, Paving Way for Ex-Finance Minister’s Return In a significant blow to former Ghanaian Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s attempts to evade justice, the United States’ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has reportedly shot down his claims of a political witch-hunt, declaring Ghana’s extradition request legitimate and not a politically motivated persecution. This groundbreaking development clears a major hurdle for Accra’s relentless pursuit of the ex-minister, who is wanted for alleged financial malfeasance. Sources within the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI have confirmed to The New Republic that Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor…
The Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO) has expressed deep concern over the conduct of security personnel and the general state of law enforcement during the parliamentary rerun held on Friday, July 11, 2025, in the Ablekuma North Constituency, warning that the situation poses a “clear and present danger” to Ghana’s democracy. This follows a violent incident at the St. Peter’s Society Methodist Church polling centre, where police officers reportedly stood by as unidentified men stormed the venue and disrupted the voting process. Among those assaulted during the disruption were former MP for Awutu Senya East, Hawa Koomson, and the…
Africa’s greatest global competitive advantage may lie in the artistic abilities of its people. To turn this untapped resource into real human benefits and economic growth, the continent must develop its talented young people. In doing so, the continent will find its authentic voice. Africa is a rich frontier of creative ideas innovative stories, fresh approaches to timeless themes and imaginative angles on universal human issues. Whether by necessity, inclination or natural ability, Africa’s people have long been known for their unique ways of approaching the world. However, when it comes to building careers, businesses and industries on these creative…
Renowned Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) specialist, Mr. Eric Siaw Nartey, has been officially nominated for the AfriSAFE Professional of the Year Award as part of the prestigious Africa Safety Award For Excellence (AfriSAFE) 2025. This recognition places Mr. Nartey among the continent’s top safety professionals whose contributions have significantly impacted health and safety standards across Africa and beyond. The nomination was based on peer recommendations and professional achievements submitted via the AfriSAFE website. AfriSAFE, Africa’s largest and most influential HSE platform, is endorsed by leading international and governmental institutions including the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)…
The Founder and General Overseer of BibleHouse International Community Church, Apostle Justice Dennis Boamah, has called on churches in Ghana to move beyond the confines of spiritual ministration and take deliberate steps to build economic power through the ownership of banks, businesses, television and radio stations. In a passionate sermon delivered on Sunday titled “Outcome of Seeking the Kingdom of God: The Example of King Uzziah” taken from 2 Chronicles 26, Apostle Boamah emphasized that God’s plan for the church is not limited to the pulpit, but extends into national influence and economic transformation. He argued that for the church…