“Her fight was not only for the seat of power, but for the countless women without a voice — and every child whose future she believed could be brighter.”
Author: J.O. Brefo
Asante Mampong Welcomes New Mamponghene as Queenmother Outdoors Leslie Nkansah Osei-Bonsu as the Occupant of the Silver Stool
“A new dawn rises in Mampong as Nana Agyakomaa Difie II presents Leslie Nkansah Osei-Bonsu — a fusion of royal heritage and modern intellect — to lead with wisdom, dignity, and vision.”
Final Funeral Rites of Daddy Lumba Set for December 6 at Baba Yara Stadium, Kumasi
“His voice carried the emotions of a nation — love, struggle, and hope. Daddy Lumba’s legacy will live forever in the heart of Ghana.”
The Royal Vision and Power of Reading: Grand Finale of Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge 2025
“Five brilliant girls, one stage, and a nation watching — the Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge 2025 is not just a contest but a celebration of knowledge, confidence, and the power of reading.”
Ghana Catholic Youth Demand End to Galamsey, Citing Pope Francis’ Call to Protect the Environment
> “Our planet is suffering. Creation itself is crying out, and as stewards of God’s handiwork, we cannot remain silent.” – Ghana Catholic Youth
President Mahama Reaffirms Determination to End Galamsey
“I have nothing to hide. I don’t gain anything from galamsey… you can be assured that we are all on the same side.” – President John Dramani Mahama
GES Approves New Guidelines for PTA
“Stronger partnerships between parents, teachers, and schools are key to ensuring that every child benefits from a fair and accountable education system.”
Ghana Increases Cocoa Producer Price by 12% for 2025/26 Season
“Our farmers deserve to benefit from the fruits of their hard work.” – Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson
Ghana Secures ¥3 Billion Grant from Japan to Upgrade Kumasi Inner Ring Road
“This project is about more than roads—it is about safer journeys, shorter commutes, and opportunities for growth. The Inner Ring Road will give Kumasi back its time and energy.”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Announces Scholarships for Training and Tertiary Education
“By securing these scholarships, Ghana is not only building skills but also nurturing dreams, giving students the chance to rise higher and contribute back to their nation.”
President Mahama Calls Civil Society to Jubilee House for Talks on Illegal Mining (Galamsey)
“The fight against illegal mining cannot be won by government alone. President Mahama’s call to civil society underscores his belief that Ghana’s future must be protected through unity, transparency, and shared responsibility.”
University Unity in Celebration: UCC Congratulates UDS on Global Victory
This victory is more than a football triumph — it is Ghana’s flag flying high on the world stage, powered by the discipline and determination of our students.”-UCC
GN Bank Licence Restored: Rumours or Facts?
“Rumours of GN Bank’s licence restoration have ignited hope, but without official confirmation, the bank remains closed — leaving thousands still waiting for answers.”
Ministry of Education Opens an Investigation into an Alleged Bribery in Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS)
“The Ministry stresses that the BECE placement process is entirely free — anyone caught demanding payment will face swift action.”
Catholic Bishop of Konongo-Mampong Diocese Charges Headteachers to Build Leaders with Faith, Integrity, and Knowledge
“With wisdom shaped by decades of guiding students, Bishop John Opoku-Agyemang uplifted Catholic Headteachers, reminding them that their work is more than teaching — it is a divine mission of hope for God and Ghana.”
Over 564,000 Students Successfully Placed in Senior High Schools – Education Ministry
“We are committed to resolving all placement concerns quickly, ensuring fairness and access for every child,” the Ministry said.
President Mahama Nominates Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie as Chief Justice
“Justice Baffoe-Bonnie’s wealth of experience and long service on the Bench render him eminently qualified for the high office of Chief Justice.” – President John Dramani Mahama
The King’s Cloth of Power: Symbols that Spoke at the Asantehemaa’s Burial
“The Asantehene’s robe was no ordinary attire — it clothed grief with power, and declared that Asante’s spirit does not fall with death.”
Kumawumanhene’s Arrival Marked by Traditional Red Clay Ritual at Asantehemaa’s Burial Rites (Doteyie)
“Red clay became more than a ritual—it was a powerful symbol of unity, grief, and loyalty to Kumawumanhene.”
Youth of Kpone Stage Protest Over Poor Infrastructure
“We cannot continue to live like this – no good roads, no water, and no response from government,” the youth of Kpone declared during their protest.
Apostle Kwadwo Safo, the “Star of Africa” Passes Away
“Apostle Kwadwo Safo, the ‘Star of Africa,’ has passed away, leaving behind a powerful legacy of innovation, faith, and service to humanity.”
GES IN A DECENTRALIZED EDUCATION SYSTEM
“How can Ghana’s decentralized education system truly deliver quality and accountability when decision-making power is shifted to the district level? The Education Act 778 of 2008 challenges us to rethink how schools are managed, teachers are supervised, and resources are supplied at the local level.”
Kumawu Advances to Semi-Finals of Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge
“Kumawu edged out Tepa by just 0.1 points, proving that every word, every line, and every page counts in the Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge.”
Mpatuam Clashes: Assembly Member Among Two Killed in Deadly Confrontation with Military
“The death of an Assembly Member during the violent clashes in Mpatuam has sent shockwaves through the Amansie West District, sparking grief, anger, and urgent calls for justice.”
Bono Regional NPP Chairman, Abronye DC Remanded into Police Custody Until Friday, September 12
“The remand of Abronye DC has sparked debate across political lines, with some hailing it as justice at work and others calling it politically motivated.”
WASSCE Disturbance at Wesley SHS, Konongo
“Students began hurling stones and sachets of water at teachers, forcing invigilators to flee to safety.”
Ghana Education Service to Investigate Alleged Examination Malpractice in 2025 BECE
“Cheating undermines the integrity of our education system, destroys meritocracy, and produces graduates who lack the competencies required for national development.”
Teacher, Two University Students Sentenced To 20 Months Imprisonment Over WASSCE Malpractices
“Examination malpractice is not only a betrayal of trust but a crime against the nation’s future.”
Randy Boakye Yiadom Lifts Kumawu into Quarter Finals of Otumfuo Challenge
“Kumawu’s triumph, led by Bodomase St. Stephen R.C. JHS, was celebrated widely by education authorities, traditional leaders, and the community — a true reflection of unity in promoting literacy.”
14 Arrested Across Ghana for Examination Malpractice in WASSCE 2025
“WAEC remains resolute in protecting the integrity of the WASSCE and will not hesitate to impose strict sanctions on candidates and institutions involved in malpractice.”
WAEC to Release Private BECE Results Friday, September 5
“The results of BECE for private candidates will be released by the close of today, September 5, 2025,” WAEC confirmed.