“Apostle Kwadwo Safo, the ‘Star of Africa,’ has passed away, leaving behind a powerful legacy of innovation, faith, and service to humanity.”
“Building prisons is not just about walls and fences; it is about offering hope, dignity, and second chances,”
Betty Mould-Iddrisu has laid her mother to rest at Ejuratia in a solemn ceremony that brought together political leaders, family, and friends in remembrance and thanksgiving.
Over 603,000 candidates sat for this year’s BECE, but hundreds face cancellations and withheld results as WAEC cracks down on exam malpractice.
“Every pesewa of the public purse must be accounted for,” the Public Accounts Committee cautioned, as it directed the Ghana Education Service to recover wrongful salary payments within 30 days.
President John Dramani Mahama has granted amnesty to 998 prisoners across the country as part of efforts to offer a fresh start and decongest Ghana’s prisons.
“GES says teachers promoted in or before 2020 are now eligible to apply for higher ranks, with automatic placement for approved degree holders.”
“President Mahama’s return to duty signals Ghana’s resilience after tragedy and a renewed push to strengthen international partnerships in Asia.”
“Ghana stood still in sorrow as the nation honoured eight fallen heroes of the August 6 helicopter crash — a moment of grief, unity, and lasting remembrance.”
“Her life and service to the Ashanti Kingdom will forever be remembered,” the statement said.
“This suspension is to protect the integrity of Ghana’s broadcasting space and ensure all media houses operate within the law,” the NCA stressed.
“In honour of the late Dr Murtala Mohammed and all victims of the tragic Obuasi helicopter crash, the NPP says it will not contest the Tamale Central by-election, prioritising national unity over political rivalry.”
President H.E. John Dramani Mahama has expressed deep concern over the matter, emphasizing his government’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and fairness in the ongoing investigation.
“Authorities warn that failure to return crash site items by the deadline will result in criminal prosecution and the full application of the law.”
The West African Examinations Council has ordered several 2025 BECE candidates to report for questioning over suspected mass collusion, warning that failure to appear will not halt its probe.
“Upholding the law requires no exemptions—every citizen is accountable.” The EOCO’s action at the residence of popular artiste Shatta Wale marks a critical step in enforcing transparency and justice in the ongoing probe into suspected stolen vehicles.
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has posted the first part of a personal story on Facebook, detailing life after his father’s death and how he worked his way into university through repairs and music.
“The Ningo Paramountcy is led by our Chief, HRM Nene Osragbo Djangmah XII, and does not intend to have an either ruler domiciled on our land… The five (5) clans who own land along the Tema-Aflao Road in the general Old Ningo area have NOT sold any land to the said Igbo King to develop a Kingdom.”
“The Bank of Ghana urges the public and licensed financial institutions to avoid working with unapproved money transfer firms to protect the safety and integrity of Ghana’s financial system.”
“We understand the frustration of affected teachers and assure them of our commitment to resolve the issues transparently and swiftly,” — GES
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.
John Dumelo, MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon, has donated mathematical sets to BECE candidates in his constituency to support their exam preparations.
“We honour a man who believed in the transformative power of education and health to shape a stronger Ghana,” Hon. Haruna Iddrisu stated.
“We encourage every parent and guardian to actively participate in the school selection process. This decision plays a major role in shaping the academic journey of each child,” an official from the Ministry of Education stated.
“We are committed to making this process clear, accessible, and equitable for every Ghanaian child,” Hon. Iddrisu stated.
“It is a joy to be back, and I look forward to us coming together to build a united and prosperous nation for all,” she said in her message.
“It’s unthinkable. He was reported missing only yesterday, and now this… We are devastated,” said a family friend.
“He was only 23, but he died a hero. We’ve lost a brother, a friend, and a patriot,” said a fellow officer at the funeral.
Kevin Taylor throws fresh shade at Paul Adom-Otchere in a tweet that hints at personal allegations, sparking widespread online buzz.
“Any driver who refuses to comply should be reported to the nearest police station. We’re not asking for violence—we’re asking for the law to take its course,” Alhaji Imoro stressed.
“We must not wait for tragedy before acting. Schools should be safe zones, and this incident is a wake-up call,” said by a teacher
