Kumawood stars Wayoosi, Sumsum Ahuofe, and actress China brought star power to the Ashantifest Kwabre Anweneɛ of Bonwire Edition, joining locals in a vibrant celebration of Ashanti culture. Their presence added excitement to the festivities, blending entertainment with tradition in one of Ghana’s most iconic cultural towns.
Acclaimed Ghanaian journalist Paa Kwesi Asare, renowned for his impactful reporting across major media outlets, has transitioned from broadcasting to public service. He now serves in the Communications Department of the Bank of Ghana, where he is expected to enhance public engagement and financial literacy initiatives. This move marks a significant shift from media to a strategic role in national development.
National Service Personnel will undergo military-style training from August—part of a bold new move to shape a more disciplined, patriotic and prepared generation of young Ghanaians.
“It’s about Ghanaians owning what’s theirs,” said the government. “This lease keeps the mine running while we prepare for a future led by local hands.”
“We’re not here to make excuses. We’re here to listen, to learn, and to do better,” the NPP General Secretary said in his address.
“Pope Francis was a bridge-builder in a divided world – a voice of moral clarity and compassion,” says Chief Imam.
“This is a technology we cannot prevent, hence the need to move fast to regulate it.”
— Dr. Johnson Asiama, BoG Governor
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“We asked for 10% to breathe — now everyone wants a slice of it.” That’s the growing concern among public sector workers, especially teachers, as deductions, fees, and bills quietly chip away at their modest pay raise.
Hon. Opoku Emmanuel, popularly known as Teacher 80 and Assembly Member for Nkwanta-Temante, partnered with the WE ALSO CARE FOUNDATION to donate essential food items to 40 widows at the Temante Pentecost Church.
Pope Francis’ body to lie in state at St. Peter’s Basilica from Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s funeral Mass.
“It was not just a day of play—it was a celebration of faith, friendship, and fitness as Catholic youth, priests, and seminarians came together to mark Easter Monday in grand style.”
“It is heartbreaking to lose such a young life in this tragic human-wildlife encounter,” the Kenya Wildlife Service said.
The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Kumawu Ebenezer Congregation, held a powerful half-night prayer session on February 28, 2025, under the theme “Reconciliation.” The event, marked by deep prayers and soul-stirring worship, brought congregants together in a spiritual revival. With an electrifying atmosphere of faith, worshippers sought reconciliation with God and others, experiencing divine renewal. The night concluded at midnight, leaving participants spiritually uplifted and reaffirmed in their faith
During a solemn gathering at Kumawu Besoro, OgaLee had the honor of meeting Dr. Susan Oforiwaa Koduah as she observed the funeral of her beloved aunt and uncle. Alongside Miss Akyerema CEO, Nana Akosua Sikapa, OgaLee extended heartfelt condolences, offering support during this difficult moment. Their presence highlighted the power of unity, compassion, and community in times of grief.”
In a rare and heartwarming moment during the 2025 Easter celebrations in Kwahu, President John Dramani Mahama and former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo crossed paths, sharing smiles and conversation in a public show of unity. Their meeting, set against the vibrant backdrop of Ghana’s cultural festivities, offered a powerful reminder of the nation’s potential for peace, maturity, and collaboration beyond political lines.
“We urge all schools to support their students to take part in this life-changing opportunity,” the GES letter stated.
Paris Saint-Germain began their Ligue 1 campaign with a narrow yet determined 2-1 victory over Le Havre AC. Despite a spirited equalizer from the visitors, late heroics from Ousmane Dembélé sealed the win for PSG in a tightly contested encounter at the Parc des Princes.”
“Easter is not just a celebration; it is a call to become better Christians and renewed citizens.”
“This educational trip will go a long way to enhance teaching and learning. It helps the pupils connect what we teach in the classroom to real-life experiences,” said Mr. Seth Amankwah-Appau.
“Lake Bosomtwe is more than just water—its disappearance would be a blow to Ghana’s natural heritage,” scientists warned.
“These billboards are not just illegal—they are dangerous. We cannot wait for another tragedy before we act,” warned NRSA boss David Osafo Adonteng.
“We will not rest until those behind this cruel attack are brought to justice,” police assured, as shock grips the Upper East Region.
“You can’t force peace with guns—real peace needs justice, calm, and understanding,” says Susan Adu-Amankwah, warning that military action alone won’t end the Bawku crisis.
Ofoase-Ayirebi MP, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has condemned a National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) raid on the residence of Assin South MP, John Ntim Fordjour, describing it as a clear act of intimidation against the minority caucus. He questioned the legality of the operation and defended the constitutional right of the minority to demand accountability.
Ashanti Regional Minister urges the GRA to balance revenue efforts with business realities and review the work of the National Customs Taskforce.
“Where Did He Get the Gun?”
Adventist SHS Student Shoots Classmate in Kumasi.
A calm Friday morning turned tragic at Adventist SHS in Kumasi when a student shot his classmate in the face during break time. Eyewitnesses say the gun went off accidentally after the suspect, Bernard Amoabeng, pointed it at another student. The victim, Suzzy Pinamang, was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The case has triggered outrage, with Ghanaians demanding answers about how a student brought a gun to school and what’s fueling rising violence in SHSs.
The Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame A-Plus, is spearheading efforts to transform the constituency into a major investment hub. Leading a team of key stakeholders, including officials from AfCFTA, GFZA, and industry leaders, A-Plus conducted a feasibility tour to assess strategic locations for economic development.
Natasha is not here for the drama! The new wife of 2Baba has shut down those calling her a ‘husband snatcher.’ In a bold statement, she made it clear that she wasn’t the one who made the move—it was 2Baba. ‘Every man deserves peace, and 2Baba finds that in me,’ she stated. Do you think she’s right? Drop your thoughts in the comments!”
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has ordered all businesses and financial institutions to stop charging the 1% E-Levy from midnight, April 2, 2025, and refund any deductions made after this date. Businesses must also file and pay outstanding amounts collected before the levy’s removal.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has directed all Charging Entities to cease the application of the Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy) from midnight, April 2, 2025. Refunds must be issued for any deductions made after this date, while outstanding amounts collected before the abolition must be settled.
Tragedy struck the boxing world as Nigerian fighter Segun ‘Success’ Olanrewaju collapsed and died during a match in Ghana. The former national and West African champion was leading on points when he suddenly lost consciousness in the ring. Despite immediate medical intervention, he was pronounced dead, leaving the boxing community in deep mourning. His passing raises urgent concerns about fighter safety and the risks involved in combat sports.”
