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GH₵13 bn for Big Push Insufficient – Egyapa Mercer

Andrew Egyapa Mercer, Ghana’s Deputy Minister of Energy, cautioned that the GH₵13 billion allocated for the government’s flagship “Big Push” initiative in the 2025 national budget may be insufficient to deliver its ambitious development targets. What We Found Mercer made the warning public during a Newsfile broadcast on MyJoyOnline’s YouTube channel, stating explicitly: “the GH₵13 billion Allocation for the Big Push in the 2025 Budget May Be Insufficient”. He emphasized that fiscal constraints and heavy debt burdens limit government capacity to fund major infrastructure and social investments effectively. Expert Insight Analysts note that Ghana’s debt levels and limited borrowing capacity hamper ambitious development financing. This raises genuine concerns over whether GH₵13 billion can deliver the intended economic outcomes or keep pace with rising costs and scale. Mercer’s remarks have been seen as a realistic fiscal assessment, highlighting the need for clear funding strategies […]

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SMLM‑G Chair Demands Decision‑Making Role for Lab Managers

Dr. David Sebbie Sackey, Chair of the Society of Medical Laboratory Managers–Ghana (SMLM‑G), is urging the government to grant medical laboratory managers formal decision-making authority at facility and policy levels to improve healthcare delivery and service quality. What We Found In a public appeal, Dr. Sackey highlighted the absence of codified conditions of service for lab professionals and emphasized the need for their institutional inclusion in decision-making forums and leadership roles. Opinion and advocacy articles argue that lab professionals are routinely excluded from senior health facility management, with critical decisions handled by non-lab professionals despite the technical nature of diagnostics. Medical Laboratory Scientists and Technologists in Ghana have repeatedly emphasized that key decisions—like procurement of reagents, lab design, staffing, and diagnostic protocols—are taken by doctors, pharmacists, and administrators rather than experienced lab managers. Expert Insight Medical laboratory experts argue that for labs […]

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Nyamekye Confident Ahead of WAFCON Bronze Match

Black Queens forward Stella Nyamekye has expressed confidence ahead of Ghana’s WAFCON bronze medal match, emphasizing her team's strong form and belief in their readiness to secure third place. What We Found Nyamekye scored Ghana’s opening goal in the WAFCON 2024 semi-final against Morocco, though the goal was disallowed by VAR; Ghana went on to lose 4–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw. Her early strike and consistent attacking intent helped the Black Queens reach their first semi-final in nine years, building morale ahead of the bronze match against South Africa. Coming off a dominant 4–1 group-stage win over Tanzania and a tight quarter-final penalty victory over Algeria, the team has shown tactical discipline and resilience—attributes Nyamekye credits for their growing self-belief. Expert Insight Sports commentators have praised Nyamekye’s composure and goal threat, noting her importance as part of a […]

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Mahama Urges Ghanaians to Uphold Atta Mills’ Values

President John Dramani Mahama has called on Ghanaians, particularly members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), to uphold and restore the core values of late President John Evans Atta Mills—humility, integrity, truth, transparency, and ethical political leadership. ([turn0search1]) What We Found At the launch of the John Evans Atta Mills Memorial Heritage on 1 February 2022, Mahama stated: " Professor Mills was a man of integrity, tolerant, kind, fair—but firm… I call on each one of us Ghanaians to uphold truth and integrity and the peaceful nature of Prof Mills.” At the 9th wreath-laying ceremony for Atta Mills on 24 July 2023, Mahama described him as a humble and selfless leader who lived modestly and served with honesty: " Atta Mills was a man of integrity… he was modest and didn’t need millions of dollars in his house to survive.” […]

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Frederick Asare Joins Durban City FC on Free Transfer

Frederick Asare, ex‑Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, has signed for South African club Durban City FC on a free transfer after his contract expired. What We Found Asante Kotoko officially confirmed Asare's exit following the expiration of his contract in June 2025; he had 7 clean sheets in 15 Ghana Premier League games during the 2024/25 season. South African side Durban City FC expressed keen interest: they’ve arranged travel for Asare’s medical and initial assessment, with plans to finalize a deal upon mutual agreement. The club reportedly tables a two-year contract offer, currently under review by the player and his representatives; Asare is among their top goalkeeper targets for the upcoming season. Expert Insight Asare was widely praised as a modern-style keeper in Ghana’s domestic league, and this move could mark a crucial step in reviving his career following limited opportunities at […]

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GFA President: “We Will Soon Be Champions” – Black Queens

Kurt Okraku, President of the Ghana Football Association, told the Black Queens they are “on the verge of becoming champions” if they maintain their recent performance and momentum following their WAFCON semifinal exit. What We Found Okraku made the declaration in a Facebook post soon after Ghana’s narrow 4–2 penalty loss to Morocco, stating: “We will soon be champions if we build on this!!” This followed Ghana’s strong run to the semifinals of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations—their best finish since 2016—highlighted by a dramatic penalty shootout win over Algeria. Both AdomOnline and MyJoyOnline report that Okraku credited the team’s resilience and encouraged stakeholders and fans to rally behind them as they eye the WAFCON trophy in the future. Expert Insight Analysts suggest Okraku’s remarks aim to boost morale and cultivate belief in the squad, following a high-stakes […]

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Leanier Addy: Nora Häuptle Was “Overhyped” — Former GFA Exec

Leanier Addy, a former member of the Ghana Football Association Executive Council, publicly stated that former Black Queens coach Nora Häuptle was “overhyped”, asserting her credentials were inferior compared to previous Ghanaian coaches, and called for stronger support of current coach Kim Lars Björkegren. What We Found On Asempa FM’s Ultimate Sports Show, Addy said: “We overhyped Nora Häuptle. If you check Nora’s credentials … other Ghanaian coaches … were far ahead of her.” She contrasted Häuptle with Ghanaian coaches and called for renewed support for coach Björkegren, urging the Ministry to organise more friendly matches. Nora Häuptle, who led the Black Queens from 2023 until January 2025, later managed Zambia and suffered a 5–0 quarter-final exit to Nigeria, while Ghana reached the WAFCON semi-finals under Björkegren. Expert Insight Addy’s critique reflects a broader sentiment that coaching underperformance and inconsistent results […]

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Abuakwa South MP Calls to Modernise Ghana’s Education System

The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, is appealing for a comprehensive modernization of Ghana’s education system—including curriculum reform, stronger STEM emphasis, and better teacher capacity. What We Found Dr. Agyemang has a track record in education advocacy, including sponsoring STEM-focused quizzes for basic schools across his constituency to boost learning in maths and science among JHS students. In July 2025, he signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the UK’s De Montfort University to provide professional development for teachers, postgraduate pathways, scholarships, and research collaboration in Abuakwa South. While he hasn’t issued a formal policy statement, his initiatives imply a push for curriculum updates, technological integration, STEM emphasis, and teacher capacity-building, aligning with broader calls for reform in Ghana’s education system. Expert Insight Analysts including campaign spokesperson Dennis Miracles Aboagye have described Ghana’s education system as […]

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Ghanaian Student Dies in Latvia, Body Returned Home

A young Ghanaian student who died under suspicious circumstances in Latvia has had his body repatriated to Ghana, with family demanding justice and transparency surrounding his death. What We Found The deceased, 18-year-old Nana Agyei Oduru Ahyia, was a first-year Electrical Engineering (Adaptronic) student at Riga Technical University, enrolled in July 2024. He died on June 4, 2025, allegedly after falling from the sixth floor of his student apartment in Riga  Three days before his death, he shared a disturbing voice note alleging he had been poisoned. The family disputes an accident, expressing disbelief that he would take his own life. Ghanaian relatives, with support from the Embassy in Berlin, traveled to Latvia to seek answers. They reported a lack of responsiveness from Latvian authorities and called for a transparent, independent investigation. As pressure has mounted, Ghana’s diplomatic mission and […]

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John Dumelo Donates 500 Bags of Rice to UG Students

John Dumelo, Ghana's Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture and MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon, donated 500 bags of rice to the University of Ghana’s food bank to support financially vulnerable students. What We Found Dumelo presented 500 five‑kilogram rice bags to UG’s Dean of Students, Prof. Rosina Kyeremanten, on 23 July 2025, contributing to the university’s food support scheme. Media and social platforms report the donation drew praise, highlighting Dumelo’s consistent efforts to address student hardship and food insecurity. Dumelo’s Facebook and X posts confirm the morning delivery, aligning with UG’s food bank mission and his social-welfare advocacy. Insight & Context The donation aligns with Dumelo’s past initiatives to support students, including paying tuition and providing relief items during crises. Ghana faces rising living costs, and UG’s food bank program—“Ketewa Biara Nsua”—aims to ensure no student goes hungry while […]

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