Reports: Bright Amoah. The air is still festive, perhaps carrying the echoes of celebrations past. But here we stand, at the very beginning of 2025, a brand new chapter waiting to be written. Tonight, as we settle into the first evening of the year, we are invited to pause, to reflect, and to look forward […]
Dear Kwabena Bobie Ansah, please don’t waste the little energy left for us to use in #BuildingTheGhanaWeWantTogether on this very frivolous and vexatious PR stunt that Dampare has intentionally planned and designed to capture the attention of the public and media. Kwabena, don’t fall for their tendencies. Anyway, however, should you engage in a banter, […]
The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Samuel Atta Akyea, has argued that the Electoral Commission (EC) does not require a court order to re-collate results in disputed constituencies. This assertion comes in the wake of the Supreme Court’s December 27 ruling, which overturned an earlier High Court decision that had granted the New Patriotic […]
These NPP think they are smart, an outgoing government appointing a new Director of Investigations at EOCO before leaving office, so that they can cover up their crimes. What’s even funny is that, there has never been any position such as Director of Investigations at EOCO, most of the investigations are directly supervised by the […]
Okaishie Mantse, Nii Tetteh Addy I, has sent heartfelt Christmas messages to Ghanaians, especially the people of Okaishie. In his address, the chief urged the government to prioritize the reconstruction of the demolished Makola Number 1 Market. He suggested that rebuilding the market with additional shops would help traders move off the pavements and create […]
By King Amoah Kumasi, Ghana – A powerful testimony of faith and healing captivated the New Jerusalem Chapel at Kumasi Ampayoo on Saturday, December 28th, as a Ghanaian-born businesswoman, Maame Oforiwa, shared her extraordinary experience of how Bishop Dr. John Yaw Adu had miraculously healed her family. The congregation, gathered for a healing and baptism […]
