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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…
President John Dramani Mahama last week nominated the Member of Parliament for Essikado-Ketan, Professor Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, as Deputy Minister for Health, continuing his administration’s commitment to appointing seasoned professionals to key positions. The appointment brings Prof. Ayensu-Danquah’s significant medical expertise to the Ministry of Health, at a time when health has become central to the president’s administration following the launch of the Ghana Medical Trust, christened ‘Mahama Cares’. The National Democratic Congress Member of Parliament’s (MP) is expected to complement the astute Minister of Health, Mr Kwabena Mintah Akandoh to prosecute President Mahama’s bold vision for the health sector.…
A distinguished economist, Dr.Sa-ad Iddrisu, known for his significant contributions to economic research and policy formulation has been appointed by President Mahama to the Board of Directors for Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited (CBG). Dr.Sa-ad Iddrisu brings a diverse range of expertise that is vital for effective governance and strategic decision-making. This includes financial acumen, with a strong understanding of financial markets, banking operations, and investment strategies to oversee the bank’s financial health. Furthermore, Dr. Iddrisu, who holds advanced degrees in economics, also brings skills in strategic planning, guiding the bank’s long-term growth and adaptation in a changing market. The Finance…
By Gifty Boateng In the spirit of transparency and accountability, the government will today Monday, July 14, begin what it calls ‘Government Accountability Series’. The initiative is aimed getting the various sector ministers account and update the citizens their stewardship over the past six (6) months, while divulging their initial views of the administration’s performance so far pertaining to their individual sectors. The series will be held three times a week beginning Monday to Wednesday at 11 a.m Minister for government communications and spokesperson to President John Dramani Mahama, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, who disclosed this said the first to speak…
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah (MP), has emphasized the need for a review of the country’s Minerals and Mining Act (2006), citing significant advancements in technology and development that necessitate updates to ensure a more inclusive and sustainable mining sector. As part of the review process for the mining policy, the Minister engaged the Western and Western North Regional House of Chiefs. This move aims to ensure that the proposed changes benefit all Ghanaians, particularly those in mining communities. Hon. Buah stressed the importance of ensuring that the mining sector benefits all Ghanaians, especially…
The Traditional Medicine Practitioners Council (TMPC) is committed to enhancing safety and regulation within the traditional medicine sector, as emphasized by Dr. (MH) Yakubu Tobor Yusuf, the Council’s Registrar. During the recent inauguration of the new Governing Boards for various health regulatory bodies in Accra, Dr. Yusuf pointed out that a significant portion of the Ghanaian population, approximately 60 to 70%, relies on traditional medicine as their primary source of healthcare. This reliance underscores the urgent need for standardization of practices and products within the industry. “Standardization has always been our primary challenge. The Ghanaian public has consistently advocated for…
The Richard Nii Amarh Quaye Foundation is excited to announce that its transformative Food Bank Project will roll out on August 1, 2025. The Food Bank is a compassionate (free food) initiative designed to ensure no Ghanaian goes without a nutritious meal each day. Rooted in the personal mission of its founder, Richard Nii Amarh Quaye, the Food Bank Project will partner with local food retailers to establish accessible food distribution hubs across the country. The Food Bank Project marks a significant milestone for the Foundation, following Nii Quaye’s recent transition from his role as Board Chairman of Bills MicroCredit…
The Minister of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs (MLGCRA), Hon, Armed Ibrahim, has jointly charged the governing boards of the Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority (LUSPA) and the Council of the Institute of Local Government Studies (ILGS) to develop policies and programmes aimed at transforming the two institutions in alignment with the ongoing reset agenda. Speaking at the inauguration of the boards on Friday July 11, 2025, Hon. Ahmed indicated that their appointment is a call to duty and service and therefore charged them to deliver and ensure that the trust reposed in them by the President to…
Representatives from government, academia, the private sector, and youth-led organizations came together at the Youth Employment and Skills (YES) Chapter Pan African Coalition for Transformation (PACT) Knowledge Café in Accra, united by a shared aim — to enhance Ghana’s policy development through inclusive discussions, youth input, and industry involvement. Mr. Eric Safro, the Team Lead for Skills and Innovation at Youth Opportunity and Transformation in Africa (YOTA) and the coordinator for the main institution executing YES PACT in Ghana, stated that the initiative aids government policies throughout their entire process — from creation to execution and assessment. “Instead of opposing…
The Minister for Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has called on Board Members of agencies under his ministry to approach him with solutions and achievements rather than presenting challenges and complaints. He clarified that the role of Board members is to devise solutions to the issues faced by their institutions, which is the primary reason for their appointment to these Boards. This statement was made by Hon. Akandoh on Friday, July 11, 2025, during the inauguration of the six boards for several key health institutions, including the National Blood Service, National Ambulance Service, Ghana Mental Health Authority, Ghana College of…