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Asunafo North Alarmed Over Youth Gun Possession

Assembly members in the Asunafo North Municipality of the Ahafo Region have expressed deep concern over the growing trend of open firearm possession, particularly among the youth. Speaking after the municipality’s first general assembly meeting in Goaso, Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Joseph Akparibo described the situation—largely involving unlicensed weapons—as a serious threat to public safety. “We are seeing more young people openly carrying firearms, and it is creating unrest in the community,” Mr. Akparibo said. “If no radical action is taken, nobody can predict what will happen next.” He revealed that municipal authorities are working closely with the Ghana Police Service and planning unannounced operations to apprehend offenders and seize illegal firearms. Kasapin Assembly Member Razak Ahmed also voiced frustration over what he described as inadequate police action. “Five people have been killed in our municipality since last year, and […]

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Defence Ministry Vows Open Probe into Ashanti Crash

The Ministry of Defence has pledged a full, transparent investigation into the August 6 helicopter crash in Adansi Akrofuom, Ashanti Region, that claimed eight lives, including Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah. Speaking to traditional leaders in Accra on August 13, Deputy Defence Minister Brogya Genfi said the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) had commenced investigations and sought international collaboration to ensure the credibility of the process. “We have received a positive response to our request for international support. Nothing will be covered up—the process will be transparent, and the public will know exactly what happened and the cause of this tragic accident,” Mr. Genfi assured. He also called on the media to report responsibly to avoid misinformation. The crash victims included: Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation Samuel Aboagye, former parliamentary candidate Samuel Sarpong, NDC […]

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Officials Respond to Hippo Invasion in Tolomedzi

In a swift response to the recent hippopotamus invasion in Tolomedzi, a fishing community in the Krachi East Municipality of the Oti Region, officials from the Wildlife Division, the Forestry Commission, and the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) have visited the area to assess the situation and offer support. The unexpected arrival of the large mammals has triggered serious safety concerns among residents. Adom News had earlier reported on the potential danger these hippos pose to both lives and property. During the visit, Wildlife Division Manager Alfred Kofi Barah stressed the importance of understanding hippopotamus behavior. He explained that although hippos are often seen as calm animals, they are highly territorial and can become aggressive when they feel threatened. Residents voiced fears for their safety, livestock, and crops after several hippos were spotted wandering near homes and farmlands. Some expressed […]

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490 NPP Youth Leaders Back Bawumia with Nomination Forms

Over 490 youth organisers of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have collected nomination forms for former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia ahead of the party’s January 2026 presidential primary. The group—comprising substantive and deputy youth leaders from constituencies nationwide—picked up the forms at the NPP headquarters on Wednesday, August 13, 2025, and presented them to Dr. Bawumia at his campaign office, pledging their full support. Expressing gratitude, Dr. Bawumia described the gesture as a remarkable show of trust. “The youth organisers of our party across the length and breadth of the country—490 out of 552—came to me. The leadership requested that they put their widows’ mite together to pick my nomination forms for me. I agreed because that was a remarkable vote of confidence in me,” he said. “This morning, they fulfilled that promise and have picked the form from […]

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BoG Plans Talks with Banks on FX, Liquidity & Policy Rate

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson P. Asiama, has announced that he will soon engage the Ghana Association of Banks to address key concerns regarding forward foreign exchange (FX) auctions and market liquidity. Speaking at a brief gathering with the CEOs of Ghana’s commercial banks in Accra, Dr. Asiama emphasized that the discussions aim to improve the FX market’s efficiency and ensure banks maintain adequate liquidity to meet the needs of both businesses and households. “There is hope for further easing,” he said, indicating potential for another policy rate cut—pending continued trends of easing inflation and stable market conditions. However, he stressed that any such move would be cautious, intended to preserve the macroeconomic stability that Ghana has worked hard to achieve. The BoG recently lowered its policy rate from 28% to 25%, citing strong macroeconomic […]

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Retired Air Force Officer Downplays Weather in GAF Helicopter Crash

A retired Ghana Air Force officer has dismissed severe weather as a likely cause of the recent military helicopter crash, calling for deeper examination of other potential factors. The comments were made on Joy News’ AM Show on August 13, where the officer was asked about the role of weather in the tragedy. He emphasized that citing adverse weather alone may mislead the investigation, and urged authorities to explore technical or operational issues more thoroughly. While weather conditions are often scrutinized in aviation accidents, his remarks underscore the need for a comprehensive probe into factors beyond meteorological explanations—such as mechanical failure, navigational issues, or human error.

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UZ Lecturer Sues to Halt Graduation Over Exam Flaws

The statement underscored the nervousness felt by Europeans about Moscow's actions in Ukraine, which many countries – particularly those bordering Russia or those in which the memory of Soviet occupation still lingers – believe could pose a direct threat in the near future. In recent years Sweden and Finland have joined Nato, Baltic countries have reinstated conscription, and Poland has set aside billions to build a barrier alongside its border with Russia. European countries have a long history of borders being redrawn by bloody wars and are extremely concerned by the prospect of the US allowing that to happen in Ukraine. A legal recognition of Russia's sovereignty over territories it conquered by force is unacceptable to the EU. A University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturer has filed an urgent High Court application to stop the institution’s August 15 graduation ceremony, alleging […]

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MP Calls for Urgent Galamsey Fight After Crash

Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, Member of Parliament for Akim Abuakwa South, has called for a renewed and urgent national commitment to end illegal mining, locally known as galamsey, in the wake of the August 6 helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, Environment Minister Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, and six others. In a statement, Dr. Agyemang noted that if the victims were on their way to tackle illegal mining, then the fight “must now assume the same urgency with which we respond to national crises.” From Tribute to Action He stressed that the tragedy should mark “the country’s great awakening”, adding: “We owe them more than tributes; we owe them commitment and action.” Dr. Agyemang, who described Dr. Boamah as his senior during their time at Pope John Senior High School, prayed for the souls […]

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Paul Afoko Mourns Asantehemaa’s Passing

Awentami Paul Afoko has extended his heartfelt condolences following the passing of the Asantehemaa, Nana Konadu Yiadom III, on August 11, 2025 — a loss that comes amid a series of recent bereavements in Asanteman. Afoko noted that the death follows the passing of two prominent chiefs and a linguist in the Ashanti Kingdom, marking a particularly painful moment for the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, who has lost his only surviving sister and traditional mother. Personal Connection to the Asantehene Reflecting on his relationship with the Asantehene, Afoko recalled the honour of receiving a high-level delegation from the Otumfuo earlier this year at his late father’s funeral in Sandema, Upper East Region. He joined politicians, business leaders, clergy, traditional rulers, imams, and citizens from across Ghana in recognising the Asantehene’s invaluable role in national unity and leadership. A Heartfelt […]

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Quiet Diplomacy Best for Ghana’s Democracy — Nartey

Private legal practitioner and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert, Esq. Alex Nartey, says quiet diplomacy—not public shaming—is the most effective way to reform behaviour and safeguard Ghana’s democratic stability. Speaking at the opening of a three-day ADR training for members of the Volta and Oti Regional Peace Councils, Esq. Nartey addressed the misconception that the Peace Council’s silence during heated public debates signals inaction. A Strategy of Respectful Resolution “When people go too far in political discourse, the Peace Council doesn’t rush to condemn them publicly,” he explained. “We invite them for dialogue, reason with them, and help them reflect on the consequences of their actions. Responsible individuals often realise they could have done better — and they change. That is lasting reform.” Strengthening Democratic Space Esq. Nartey emphasised that democracy thrives when all political actors, regardless of size, can […]

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