At 27, Abigail Quartey shattered expectations, securing the WIBF Super Bantamweight crown in November 2024 to become Ghana’s first female world boxing champion—ending traditions and inspiring a generation.”
At the heart of the 2025 China‑Africa Automotive Forum in Kumasi, Ghana has cemented its role as the gateway to electric mobility in Africa. With academic, diplomatic, and tech partnerships anchored in the Ashanti Region which was led by Ashanti regional minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, the event charted a path toward sustainable industrial transformation and cleaner transport across Africa.
On June 5th, 2025, Ebenezer Congregation, Kumawu, held a moving prayer service led by Rev. Peter Omane Atuahene, invoking divine favor and strength for students facing examinations.
Manso Nkwanta’s Queen Mother stood in solemn tribute to Daasebre Osei Bonsu II at his final rites on June 9, as Ashanti’s royal families mourned the passing of a stabilizing and scholarly leader.
Chelsea is proposing a savvy player-plus-cash deal offering Robert Sánchez to bring Ghana’s Mohammed Kudus to Stamford Bridge, as West Ham hold out for a steep £70 million-plus fee amid their summer rebuild
“We have hit 16 suspects so far, 12 invigilators, one supervisor and three individuals who were not directly connected to the examination.”
— John Kapi, WAEC Head of Public Affairs
Hon. Muntaka Mubarak Mohammed, Ghana’s Interior Minister, has inaugurated the newly constituted 15-member Governing Board of the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), chaired by COP (Rtd.) Bright Oduro …
“We are working round the clock to ensure that payments are made promptly,” – Mrs. Jane Mensa (EC Boss)
“While we respect the need for compliance, media pluralism and access to information must not be compromised,” the President stated.
“Stay calm, stay focused, and believe in your abilities,” the Director-General of GES encouraged candidates during the Ejisu monitoring tour.
The NCA has directed 62 radio stations to suspend broadcasting, citing expired licences and non-compliance with regulatory standards. The move forms part of efforts to promote accountability and protect Ghana’s media landscape.
“These allowances are vital in promoting academic excellence and encouraging innovation in research and teaching. We trust that this support will go a long way to boost morale among our educators,” ‐ The Finance Minister
“Invigilators are entrusted with a critical responsibility, and any breach of that duty is a betrayal… of the thousands of honest candidates working hard for a better future.” — WAEC
“Remain focused and do your best, this examination marks the beginning of greater opportunities,” Hon. Kwasi Amankwah (DCE).
“It’s not just about comfort, it’s about being able to reach our schools, attend training sessions, and carry out our duties with dignity,” Teacher in Ashanti.
“These increases will come at considerable cost to the network operators, but our consultations are bearing fruit for the Ghanaian people.” — Hon. Samuel Nartey George
“Our children deserve to write these crucial exams in peace and without any transportation difficulties. We’re proud to stand by them,” Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim
“We know these are challenging times, but your health remains our top priority. Let us all remain calm and supportive as we work together to navigate this period,” said Isaac Ofei Baah, Head of the Public Relations Unit at the Ministry of Health.
“This is not just a financial discussion, it is about keeping our hospitals running and ensuring the well-being of our people.” — Health Minister
“We must ensure that our schools remain places of fairness and support for all students.” — Prince C. Agyemang-Duah, GES
“This is a critical moment for over 600,000 young Ghanaians. We encourage every candidate to stay focused and believe in their hard work.” WAEC
“The purpose of the visit is to assess progress and determine the level of support required to strengthen the STS implementation,” — GES
Candidates for the 2025 school selection are to choose seven schools in total, five as main options and two as alternatives, with clear limits on boarding status and category selection to ensure equity and access.
“Mampong has lost a father. Asanteman has lost a compass.” “Yɛda wo ase, Nana. Da yie, Daasebre.” – A Family member
“Districts know their needs, how many schools they have, how many teachers they require. Let’s give them the power to recruit,” – President Mahama
“This is not just about electing leaders—it’s about shaping students into critical thinkers and active participants in the society,” Mr. Jude Owusu Brefo
Ambassador Virginia Palmer ends her 3-year service in Ghana, marking the close of a 39-year career in diplomacy. Deputy Chief of Mission Rolf Olson takes over as Chargé d’Affaires.
“Your future begins now. Study hard and let this support inspire you to achieve greatness,” — Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim
“Funds for April 2025 feeding and first semester examination fees have been released to support Senior High and Technical Schools,” — GES
“Music speaks a universal language. This fiesta is about using the arts to bring our students together across backgrounds and schools,” Ashanti Regional Director of Education, Dr. William Kwame Amankra Appiah
Chelsea have completed the signing of 20-year-old midfielder Dário Essugo from Sporting CP for £18.5 million. The Portuguese international, known for his defensive prowess, joins the Blues on a long-term deal and is set to feature in the upcoming Club World Cup.
