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Nkwanta Conflict Not Political – MP Clarifies

On July 15, 2025, Geoffrey Kini, MP for Nkwanta South, spoke clearly. He said this conflict isn’t about politics. It is about tribal tensions and land disputes, he stressed. What the MP Said He urged people not to politicise the violence. He said it stems from land and tribal issues, not party politics. He called for peace talks and inclusion of all local leaders and chiefs . What’s Happening on the Ground About 1,900 people have fled their homes . The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) is providing food and shelter to the displaced . Local chiefs and the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) echoed his calls for calm. Why This Matters Peace first: When leaders frame it right, it eases tensions. Human focus: Displaced families need real help—fast. Lasting solution: Talking about land and tribal histories can lead to real reconciliation. Conclusion MP […]

Ahmad July 15, 2025

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NSMQ 2025: Two Schools Pull Out of Northern Qualifiers

Two schools bowed out of the Northern regional qualifiers for NSMQ 2025 before the morning quiz even started. It all happened on July 15, 2025, and the mood was tense. What Happened Kumbugu SHS pulled out after one of their contestants died just three days earlier. The team felt too sad to compete. Pong‑Tamale SHS also withdrew. They didn’t give a clear reason. But organisers said they didn’t want to face Ghana SHS, a top favourite. How Organisers Managed It To fill the slots, they first invited Tamale Girls’ SHS. They scored well initially, but they also declined, afraid of meeting Ghana SHS. Finally, Kalpohin SHS, who had 30 points on day one, stepped in—ready to compete. Why Ghana SHS Is Feared Ghana Senior High School is a quiz powerhouse in the region: Quarterfinalists in 2022 and 2016 Reached the one-eighth finals […]

Ahmad July 15, 2025

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Law to Regulate Shipping Charges in Pipeline

On July 15, 2025, Professor Ransford Gyampo, Acting CEO of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA), announced plans to introduce a Legislative Instrument (L.I.) under the newly enacted Act. This instrument will legally empower the Authority to oversee and approve or reject shipping line charges, aimed at stopping arbitrary fee hikes and protecting traders and consumers. Key Features of the L.I. Mandatory Charge Submission The GSA can demand shipping lines declare all charges—including demurrage and surcharges—for official evaluation and approval. Approval Authority Charges will be reviewed and either approved or rejected; shipping lines are prohibited from implementing fees without prior authorization . Pending approval, demurrage fees must be suspended, with the Authority stepping in to prevent illegal billing. Resistance and Enforcement Some shipping lines have resisted regulation, but Prof. Gyampo emphasized that non-compliance will not deter GSA from enforcing the law. Broader Legal and […]

Ahmad July 15, 2025

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Shippers Authority Reports Shipping Lines to BoG

On July 15, 2025, Professor Ransford Gyampo, Acting CEO of the Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA), announced that several shipping companies have been referred to the Bank of Ghana (BoG) for using unapproved exchange rates at ports—practices impacting importers and exporters. Complaint Details Numerous shippers filed grievances claiming shipping lines set exchange rates arbitrarily, not aligned with BoG’s official cedi reference rate. GSA’s investigation confirmed the abuse, prompting the referral of offending lines to the BoG for formal hearings and corrective action. Regulatory Next Steps Some shipping lines have been summoned by the BoG to explain their FX practices and justify their rate-setting methods. GSA is also developing a Legislative Instrument (L.I.) to legally empower it to regulate demurrage and other port charges, requiring shipping lines to submit fees for approval. Broader Context Ghanaian businesses pay an estimated GH¢30 million per week in […]

Ahmad July 15, 2025

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Volta Region Champions Kenaf as Industrial Powerhouse

Ghana’s Volta Region is positioning itself as the country’s next green industrial hub by launching a major Kenaf cultivation and processing initiative. The project, announced on July 14, 2025, builds on insights from a recent delegation to Malaysia, and aims to transform Kenaf—dubbed Ghana’s “green gold”—into a major export and industrial crop. Project Strategy & International Collaboration A delegation from the Volta Regional Coordinating Council visited Kuala Lumpur in May 2025 to study Malaysia’s robust Kenaf industry model, resulting in: Technical partnerships and a formal MoU with Malaysian industry bodies Appointment of a Malaysian Kenaf expert as “Kenaf Ambassador to Ghana” Donation of seeds and plans for pilot cultivation and seed multiplication trials in August 2025 Economic Scale & Regional Leadership Kenaf matures in just 3–4 months and offers over 31 industrial applications—from biodegradable packaging and textiles to animal feed and […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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Ghana Link Refutes Claims of Broken‑Down Scanners at KIA

On July 14, 2025, Ghana Link Network Services Ltd., which operates the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS) at Kotoka International Airport’s Cargo Village, publicly denied reports that its scanners had failed—reports which claimed that only sniffer dogs were being used to inspect goods. Core Clarification Ghana Link stated categorically that all five scanners are fully operational and maintained: four Smiths Heimann models for exports and one Rapiscan Eagle A25 for imports. The company emphasised that, however, sniffer dogs are used occasionally as supplemental screening, based on credible intelligence by the Narcotics Control Commission—not due to scanner breakdowns. Standard Operating Procedure Ghana Link clarified the standard workflow: Inbound cargo moves directly from aircraft to scanners before customs clearance. Outbound cargo undergoes document checks, mandatory scanning, secure storage, and then loading. Sniffer dog deployment occurs selectively, based on specific intelligence—never as a substitute for […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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Mercy Tagoe‑Quarcoo Confident Black Queens Can Deliver

Former Black Queens coach Mercy Tagoe‑Quarcoo has expressed unwavering belief in Ghana's women's national team ahead of their final group stage match at the 2024 WAFCON in Morocco. Despite a rocky start—with a 2–0 defeat to South Africa and a 1–1 draw against Mali—Tagoe‑Quarcoo remains hopeful that the team will "deliver" against Tanzania tonight. Tagoe‑Quarcoo’s Endorsement Speaking in an interview with CAFOnline, she praised the growth of women’s football, crediting FIFA, CAF, and national associations for their support. “Every Ghanaian wants to see the Black Queens winning the Cup. … I believe in these girls that we have assembled.” She emphasized that the team has the talent and professionalism needed to bounce back and make a mark in the knockout stages. Context & Stakes Group status: Positioned at the bottom of Group C, Ghana must secure a win against Tanzania […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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Trade Minister Inaugurates 10‑Member GIPC Board

On July 9, 2025, Ghana’s Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu‑Adjare, inaugurated a new 10‑member Governing Board for the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) in Accra. The move is part of efforts to strengthen Ghana’s appeal as a destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) and reinforce the institution’s strategic mandate. Honored Members & Leadership Chairperson: Former Minister of State, Akwasi Oppong‑Fosu . Board Members Include: Dr. Zakaria Mumuni – Deputy Governor, Bank of Ghana Dr. Audrey Smock Amoah – Director-General, NDPC Sampson Ahi – Deputy Trade Minister Thomas Nyarko Ampem – Deputy Finance Minister Simon Madjie Esq. – GIPC CEO John Awuah – CEO, Ghana Association of Banks Dr. Reuben Owusu Gyamfi Major Christine Naa Adoley Oko (Rtd) Mercy Afrowa Needjan – President, Greater Accra Markets Association. Minister’s Charge & Strategic Intent Ofosu‑Adjare emphasized the board’s critical role in job […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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World’s Oldest President to Seek Eighth Term

Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, aged 92, has officially announced his candidacy for an eighth presidential term in the October 12, 2025 election. He is currently the world’s oldest serving head of state, in office since 1982, and confirmed his decision via a post on his official X account, pledging he is still up to the nation’s challenges. Key Details Biya has held power for over 43 years, after abolishing term limits in 2008. His announcement on X came after months of speculation, fueled by a 42-day public absence in 2024. He expressed confidence in his capacity to serve, stating his dedication matches the urgency of national challenges. Reactions & Concerns The announcement has reignited debates over his health and fitness, with critics pointing to limited public engagement and long periods abroad. Civil society groups and opposition figures warn that his […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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Titus‑Glover Accuses EC of Fueling Rerun Confusion

On July 14, 2025, former Greater Accra Regional Minister Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus‑Glover publicly accused the Electoral Commission (EC) of sowing confusion by unexpectedly expanding the Ablekuma North parliamentary rerun from three to nineteen polling stations, undermining the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) confidence in contesting the election. Focus Keyword Titus‑Glover accuses EC of fueling confusion in Ablekuma North rerun Core Allegations Titus‑Glover claimed the NPP initially chose not to contest because NPP candidate Nana Akua Afriyie had “clearly won” the December 2024 vote and feared that the mid-rerun shift from three to nineteen stations suggested that key evidence had been tampered with. He highlighted the inconsistency: "If the NDC knew they had won, why destroy evidence?" adding that the party’s eventual decision to participate was spurred by Afriyie’s conviction—but labelled the EC’s role as disruptive and unhelpful to the electoral process. Wider […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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