Journalist’s Urgent Call On President Mahama’ To Save GAMA/GKMA Sanitation Projects From Collapse

By King Amoah, Kumasi In his quest to ensure that the Ghana government saves the Ministry of Sanitation, Environment and Water Resources' Greater Kumasi Metropolitan and Geater Accra Metropolitan Assemblies (GKMA/GAMA's) sanitation projects from collapse, a Kumasi-bssed veteran journalist Mr King Amoah has called on His Excellency President John Dreamani Mahama to intervene and help reactivate and fund the projects for the benefit of the country. In his call through an open letter to the President dated July 31 2025, and copied to the Country Director of the World Bank, King Amoah highlighted the positive impact that GAMA/GKMA Sanitation Projects have made since the projects

I killed a cow and paid big money but I couldn’t bring him down – ex-star confesses

According to a report by Ghanaweb on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, former Ghanaian footballer Awudu Issaka has made a confession that’s both startling and deeply human. In a recent interview, the ex-Ghana youth star revealed how he turned to spiritual means in a desperate attempt to succeed in his football career. Issaka admitted that during his playing days, he once killed a cow and spent large sums of money to use juju against a teammate. His goal? To eliminate the player from the squad and secure a regular spot for himself. “I didn’t want to hurt him physically,” Issaka said, “but I

Declare state of emergency on galamsey or be disgraced-Apostle Kofi Nkansah to Mahama

Apostle Kofi Nkansah Sarkodie, popularly known as St Sark, has issued a strong call to the government to declare a state of emergency over the illegal mining crisis, widely known as galamsey as reported by Ghana Web. The outspoken head pastor of Open Arms Ministry in Kumasi criticized what he described as a lukewarm approach by the current administration in addressing the environmental and health implications of the menace. Speaking during a press briefing at his church, Apostle Sarkodie directly addressed President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), urging them to treat the situation with the urgency it demands. He

Lands Minister to revoke licenses of Small Scale Miners amidst irregularities

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has issued a stern warning to holders of 962 small-scale mining licenses found to contain serious irregularities, stating they risk having their permits revoked within two weeks if corrective measures are not taken. This development follows a review conducted by a special committee established to examine the integrity of small-scale mining licenses across the country. The findings, presented to the Minister on Monday, revealed that out of 1,278 licenses assessed, only 316 were found to be in full compliance with regulatory standards. The remaining 962 licenses were flagged for multiple issues, including documentation

President John Dramani Mahama’ urged to declare state of emergency in galamsey-prone areas

The CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines and Convener of the Media Coalition Against Galamsey, Dr Ken Ashigbey, is calling on President John Dramani Mahama to declare a state of emergency in areas severely affected by illegal mining, also known as galamsey. According to Dr Ashigbey, the renewed urgency demonstrated by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources in combating the galamsey menace has unfortunately led to increased resistance from illegal miners. He noted that some of these miners are now resorting to attacking state officials on duty. “What should be happening is that because the galamseyers have seen a renewed effort by the current

Ghana Black Star experience to start in July this year.

The “Black Star Experience” is a key initiative under the government’s flagship programme for the tourism, arts, and culture sector. The project is designed to redefine and promote the Ghanaian identity, attract investments, generate employment, and boost tourism. It will feature a year-round celebration encompassing all major entertainment, artistic, cultural, and educational disciplines. In an interview with the Ghana News Agency, Mrs. Houadjeto said: “We are putting together a number of events that will be remarkable for anybody who comes in.” She said that in July, there would be the Black Star Festival both in Ghana and abroad. Then in August, PANAFEST and Emancipation