It was all reverence and gratitude at Manhyia Palace on Wednesday, as the Paramount Chief of Buipe Traditional Council, Buipewura Abdulai Jinapor II, made a bold and rather divine declaration.
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Parents and guardians of students at Manso Nkwanta Saint Francis D/A JHS are up in arms after receiving a list of mandatory items they are required to purchase for their children’s schooling.
The situation Aisha faces isn’t unique. Across the slums of Krofrom , Moshie Zongo, Aboabo, Asawase and Asafo, silent hunger grips hundreds of children.
A 2024 report by the Ghana Health Service reveals that over 37% of children under five in these communities are moderately or severely underweight.
The Asokore Mampong Akwamuhene, Nana Oheneba Kofi Nti, has dismissed rumors that the 17th occupant of the Asokore Mampong stool, Nana Boakye Ansah Debrah, has passed away.
Ghana’s Ashanti Region is experiencing a particularly worrisome alliance between illegal miners, colloquially known as galamsey operators, and powerful political figures, which is inflicting serious environmental devastation and economic loss.
The Accra Gbese District Court, presided over by Her Worship Akosua Appiah Anaafi Gyasi, has once again remanded Ibrahim Kayaba, a 31-year-old Togolese farmer identified as West Africa’s most wanted criminal, into police custody for three weeks.
Ghana’s internet infrastructure is dominated by a few major telecom players. As of January 2023, MTN held a commanding 67% market share in voice subscriptions and 75% in data subscriptions. Vodafone and AirtelTigo trailed with 18% and 14% in voice, and 13% and 11% in data, respectively.
President John Dramani Mahama has initiated a comprehensive probe into the National Service Authority’s (NSA) operations under the previous administration, following the startling discovery of 81,885 suspected ghost names on its payroll.
The ORAL Committee’s Operation Recover All Loot program is claiming corruption recoveries in the form of $21.19 billion, which they have maintained are losses from state misappropriations and undervalued assets.
February 8, 2025 By Isaac Nsiah Foster Russia is preparing to expand its power to seize foreign assets in response to western sanctions. A new draft law currently under review would allow Moscow to confiscate the frozen funds of foreign companies and investors from countries it consider unfriendly. After western nations froze around $300 billion in Russian Financial assets, including government bonds and major currencies following the Ukraine conflict, Russia is now taking steps to respond with its own legal measures. The proposed legislation developed by Russia’s Justice Ministry has been approved by a key government commission. This approval allows…