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Thomas Partey Eyes Arsenal Exit as Contract Talks Stall

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has seen contract renewal discussions stall, despite initial optimism. The 32‑year‑old, instrumental in Arsenal finishing 2nd in the Premier League and reaching the Champions League semis (52 appearances, 4 goals, 3 assists), is now at risk of leaving North London at the end of June, when his current deal expires. Why Talks Broke Down Arsenal proposed a shorter-term contract with reduced pay, but Partey reportedly wants terms matching his 2020 deal—reflecting his value and performance. With Arsenal already sealing a pre‑agreement for Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad, the club may be preparing a midfield overhaul—signaling that Partey may no longer be central to their plans. Interest from Other Clubs Barcelona are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Partey on a free transfer, aiming to bolster squad depth under Hansi Flick . Atletico Madrid, his former club, […]

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NSA’s Central Management System Suspended Amid Ghost‑Names Scandal

On June 18, 2025, the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment, acting on presidential directive, ordered an immediate and indefinite suspension of the Central Management System (CMS) used by the National Service Authority (NSA) for posting personnel. Reason: Forensic Review The suspension responds to a major scandal involving over 81,000 “ghost names” on the NSA payroll—identities of non-existent service personnel—resulting in estimated losses of around GH₵548 million. The CMS will undergo a technical and forensic audit to secure the system and restore integrity. Alternative Arrangements Officials assured that alternative processes are in place so that current service personnel continue registrations and postings without disruption during the forensic audit. Accountability & Public Assurance The Ministry urged service personnel and the public to remain calm and cooperative, as the suspension aims to “safeguard the integrity of the national service scheme.” The CMS halt […]

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Bono Chieftaincy Crisis Deepens as Queenmother Enstools New Sunyanimanhene Amid Dual Installations

In a dramatic escalation, the Queenmother of Sunyani has enstooled a new Sunyanimanhene, creating a third claimant to the title and deepening a longstanding factional dispute in Bono’s regional capital. 1. A Rift Within Two Rival Factions Previously, two factions in Sunyani had each installed separate chiefs following the death of the late Nana Bosoma Asor Nkrawiri II. Seizing the moment, the Queenmother has added her own choice to the mix, signaling a deep internal division among local traditional authorities. 2. Sanctions and Disputes In response, the Sunyani Traditional Council has taken action—suspending the Queenmother, Nana Akosua Dua Asor Sika Brayie II, over her unilateral installation. Meanwhile, appeals and disputes continue to unfold before the Bono Regional House of Chiefs and the National House, highlighting procedural and authority gridlock. Why It Matters IssueSignificanceCultural AuthorityDual or rival chiefs threaten unity and […]

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Court Orders Nii Adama Latse II Restored as Ga Mantse—but Tsuru II’s Office Disputes It

On June 12, 2025, the Court of Appeal in Kumasi unanimously ruled that the National House of Chiefs must re-enter Nii Tackie Adama Latse II (also known as Nii Adama Latse II) into the official register of Ga Mantse within 14 days. This overturned previous delays by the House despite earlier judgments in his favor. The court also fined the National House of Chiefs GH₵30,000 and GH₵20,000 on Nii Tetteh Ashong V for prolonging the dispute. Ga Mantse Office Refutes Legitimacy Claim The Office of King Teiko Tsuru II, the current Ga Mantse, issued a statement clarifying that the court ruling addressed only a procedural issue—namely, updating the register—not the substantive matter of chieftaincy legitimacy. It emphasized that final authority lies with traditional institutions, such as the Greater Accra Regional House of Chiefs, and affirmed that King Teiko Tsuru II remains recognized as Ga Mantse until those […]

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School Proprietor Arrested for Blocking BECE Maths Exam Over Unpaid Fees

On June 16, 2025, during the Mathematics paper of the ongoing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), the proprietor of Big Six Educational Complex in Meduma, Mr. Afoakwa Sarpong, reportedly confined two junior high school students in a room, barring them from taking the exam due to unpaid registration fees. He was arrested on June 17 by the Kwabre East Municipal Education Director and police, and formally taken into custody by the Mamponteng District Command. Legal Implications Police are investigating Mr. Sarpong under charges of assault by imprisonment, a serious offence under Ghanaian law. The two affected students were only released after the exam ended, effectively denying them access to a crucial exam component. Public Outcry & Official Concern The incident has ignited widespread condemnation from child rights advocates and education stakeholders. Calls are emerging for stricter oversight of private educational […]

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GTEC Cracks Down on Unauthorized “Professor” Title Use; Issues Directives to Two Individuals

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued stern directives to two individuals publicly using the title “Professor” without having earned it through accredited institutions. The move is part of a broader campaign to reinforce academic credibility and prevent public misinformation. 1. What GTEC Demands Under its mandate in the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, 2020 (Act 1023), GTEC enforces regulations requiring academic titles to be earned via accredited tertiary institutions. It has instructed the offenders to immediately stop using “Professor” publicly and correct biographical records across media and online platforms. 2. Broader Campaign GTEC’s current directives are part of wider efforts this year to curb misuse of honorary “Dr.” and “Professor” titles, especially by politicians and public figures. The Commission has previously issued final warnings and threatened legal action if infractions continue . 3. Stakes for Academic Integrity Protects genuine […]

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NPP Fixes January 31, 2026, for Presidential Flagbearer Primary

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) confirmed on June 17, 2025, via its National Executive Committee (NEC) and National Council, that the presidential primary to select the 2028 flagbearer will be held on Saturday, January 31, 2026. General Secretary Justin Frimpong Kodua emphasized that the date complies with the party’s constitution and does not require amendment. Preparations & Planning A planning committee has been formed to handle nomination guidelines, campaigning timelines, and the code of conduct for aspirants. The committee will also set the pace for the National Delegates Conference, tentatively scheduled for July 2025, where constitutional reforms may be deliberated. Why It Matters InsightSignificanceEarly StartSetting an early primary date suggests serious intent to present a competitive candidate for 2028Transparency PromiseEmphasizing constitutional compliance shows commitment to democratic processesPotential CandidatesNotable aspirants expected include Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Kennedy Agyapong, Bryan Acheampong, and others […]

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Ablakwa Calls on the EU to Back Ghana’s Galamsey Fight, TVET, and Green Economy

During Ghana–EU Partnership Dialogue on June 18, 2025, MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa appealed to EU leaders for increased support in three strategic areas: battling illegal mining (galamsey), strengthening Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET), and investing in Ghana's green economy. 1. Tougher Stand Against Galamsey Ablakwa highlighted the urgency of addressing environmental devastation caused by illegal mining. He asked the EU to provide financial and technical resources for enforcement, river restoration, and anti-corruption programs to halt the escalation of galamsey. 2. Boosting TVET for Youth & Jobs He emphasized that TVET must be a priority investment—equipping young Ghanaians with job-ready technical and vocational skills linked to emerging sectors, such as renewable energy installation and sustainable infrastructure. 3. Investing in the Green Economy Ablakwa called on the EU to: Expand climate financing and carbon funding access, particularly tapping into the Just […]

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Shirley Frimpong‑Manso Makes Theatre Debut with ‘Honeymoon Hotel’

On June 20–22, 2025, renowned Ghanaian filmmaker Shirley Frimpong‑Manso added another milestone to her career by directing her first-ever stage production—Honeymoon Hotel, staged at the National Theatre, Accra. ⭐ Star-Studded Cast & Creative Team Adapted from Stephen Yaw Oppong’s script, the play features an all-star ensemble: Joselyn Dumas Ama K. Abebrese James Gardiner Godwin Namboh David Dontoh, Jasmine Baroudi, Amanda Jissih, and more. Africa Arts Network produced the show—known for elevating Ghanaian stage productions with engaging narratives and immersive production quality. From Screen to Stage In discussing her directorial debut, Shirley shared: “Theatre is raw, immediate, and alive in a way that is different from film. … I’m incredibly excited … rediscovering storytelling in its purest form.” This candid reflection highlights her enthusiasm for exploring live performance’s immediacy and energy. Storyline & Themes Honeymoon Hotel is a romantic dramedy set in […]

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Mahama Hints at Elected DCEs from 2026, Allocates GH₵25 Million to Each Assembly

President John Dramani Mahama, speaking at an orientation workshop for MMDCEs, hinted that starting in 2026, District Chief Executives (DCEs)—also known as Metropolitan, Municipal & District Chief Executives (MMDCEs)—could be elected by residents rather than appointed by the presidency. Empowering Assemblies with Funding He also announced a historic funding pledge: each MMDA will receive at least GH₵25 million in 2025. Highlights of the allocation: Funds to be channeled through the District Assemblies Common Fund Emphasizes decentralized development and local decision-making Why It Matters Key InitiativeSignificanceDemocratic ReformElecting DCEs empowers citizens and promotes accountabilityLocal DevelopmentAssembly-level funding enables tailored infrastructure and service programsPolicy AlignmentSupports broader decentralization goals and campaign commitmentsCommunity OwnershipBoosts trust as constituents vote for and oversee their local leaders What to Watch Next Legislative Steps – Will Parliament draft laws to enable DCE elections by 2026? Budget Release – How and when […]

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