Kwabre East residents applaud Mce for bold demolition exercise amidst rising security concerns

By King Amoah Residents of the Kwabre East Municipality in the Ashanti Region have thrown their weight behind the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Joseph Amankwaa Nuredeen following an aggressive demolition exercise that aimed at reclaiming public spaces to enhance security across the district. The operation which has been the subject of intense public discourse has received overwhelming support from the majority of the citizens. The residents indicate that the removal of the unauthorized structures is a strategic move that has curtailed the activities of criminal elements who over the years have turned these shacks into their hideouts. Restoring Peace and Security: Prior to the

Mce dubbed Kwabre J J Rawlings sets record in Nationwide. Demolition exercise

By King Amoah In a direct response to President John Dramani Mahama’s nationwide directive for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) to clear unauthorized structures that have been creating impediments on waterways, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwabre East, Hon. Joseph Amankwaa Nuredeen emerges as a beacon of decisive leadership. While many Assemblies across the country are grappling with political and social pressures of demolition, Hon. Amankwaa has earned an accolade "Kwabre J.J. Rawlings" whlch is a testament to his uncompromising discipline, hard work and actions over his approach to governance. A Firm Stance Against Encroachment: The ongoing exercise is aimed at

The law hardly knows King: Kwabre East Assembly Demolishes Rev Obofour’s Unpermitted Church Building

By King Amoah In a bold display of enforcement, the Kwabre East Municipal Assembly has leveled the ultra modern branch church of the Anointed Palace Chapel, led by a popular clergyman, Rev. Kwaku Adjei Antwi widely known as Rev. Obofour at Fade near This decisive action serves as a stark reminder that in the eyes of the law, no individual regardless of their social standing, religious influenc or wealth is not above the laws A Breach of Regulatory Compliance: The demolition follows an extensive investigation by the Municipal Assembly which uncovered that the ultra modern church structure at Fade near Mampongteng was erected without

Jubilation Erupts In Samereboi As Chairman Wontumi Receives 20 Year Jail Term Over Galamsey Offences

By King Amoah The streets of Samereboi transformed into a scene of wild jubilation this today June. 20th 2026 as news reached the community that Bernard Antwi Boasiako the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), popularly known as "Chairman Wontumi," has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. An Accra court handed down the sentence following his conviction for involvement in illegal mining activities, commonly known as galamsey. For the residents of Samereboi the verdict is not just a legal outcome; it is seen as a long awaited divine and judicial justice. The town has been at the center of environmental

From Garden City to filth capital: Why Ghana must restore. the Sanitation police

By King Amoah, Our editor- in- chief There was a time when Ghana stood as a beacon of hygiene in Africa. Under the visionary leadership of the late Dr. Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah, the nation was meticulously maintained, earning global acclaim for its cleanliness. Kumasi in the Ashanti region particular was christened as the Garden City, which is a testament to its aesthetic beauty and proper environmental management. Today, however, that legacy has eroded leaving the nation to grapple with the unenviable reputation of being among the filthiest countries on the continent. The Erosion of a Legacy: The current state of affairs is not merely a failure

Flood disaster: Ghanaians demand accountability from former Minister Cecelia Abena Dapaah over World Bank grants

By King Amoah Following the recent devastating floods that have claimed innocent lives and left a trail of destruction across the nation’s capital, a wave of public outcry has emerged. Ghanaians are now looking back at history, calling on the current administration to audit the tenure of the former Minister of Sanitation, Water and Natural Resources Cecilia Abena Dapaah specifically regarding the utilization of the multi million dollar World Bank grants earmarked for drainage and sanitation infrastructure in the Greater Accra under the previous administration led by Nana Akuffo Addo. The catastrophic flooding in Accra has reignited debates over whether the funds provided