Accra Hearts of Oak’s goalkeeper and captain, Benjamin Asare, was gifted a brand-new Hyundai Elantra this morning by businessman and philanthropist Alhaji Seidu Agongo. The gesture comes as a reward for Asare’s exceptional performance and commitment to the team.
Appiah Stadium stirred debate with a shocking show of loyalty, declaring he’d “eat Mahama’s faeces” to honor the Mahama brothers’ kindness—particularly Ibrahim Mahama’s support for an injured SHS girl.
Daasebre Osei Bonsu II, Mamponghene and occupant of the Silver Stool, has died at 85 after nearly three decades of leadership marked by peace and community development.
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.
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.
The Sharaf Mahama Foundation, led by Sharaf Mahama, son of former President John Dramani Mahama, hosted a Ramadan Iftar in Asawase, Ashanti Region, bringing together community leaders, religious figures, and residents. The event, graced by Hon. Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, emphasized unity, compassion, and support for the less privileged during the holy month. Attendees expressed gratitude for the Foundation’s generosity, which aligns with its mission of fostering social cohesion and community empowerment. This initiative follows the Foundation’s history of supporting Ramadan observances across Ghana, reinforcing its commitment to humanitarian efforts.
Renowned pastor Rev. Obofour was overcome with grief as he marked the one-week memorial of his late mother, Maame Afia Pokuaa. The emotional ceremony, held in Tema, saw the pastor shedding uncontrollable tears as his wife and children comforted him. Dignitaries, including Ghana’s Chief of Staff, attended to pay their respects, highlighting the deep impact of his mother’s passing. In a chilling revelation, Obofour shared that his mother foresaw her own death, preparing her family for the inevitable. As final funeral arrangements are made, the overwhelming support from loved ones continues to strengthen the grieving pastor.
A three-day orientation workshop for Ghanaian Members of Parliament is underway in Ho, Volta Region. Organized by the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI), the workshop aims to enhance lawmakers’ knowledge and skills for effective governance. Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban S.K. Bagbin, urged MPs to remain accountable and committed to serving the public.
Is Ibrahim Mahama demanding that Manasseh Azure Awuni pull pages from his book within a week? Or is there more to this legal dispute than meets the eye?
