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A Tragic Loss: Nana Agyemang Reflects on Pooley’s Death and Calls for Change in Ghana Football

The heartbreaking death of Asante Kotoko fan Francis Frimpong, known as "Pooley," has shaken Ghana's football community. Pooley was fatally stabbed during a violent altercation between fans of Nsoatreman and Kotoko in a Ghana Premier League match. In response, Nana Agyemang, the head coach of Vision FC, has extended his condolences to Pooley's family and condemned the violence.This tragedy has led the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to suspend the league, giving them time to engage with stakeholders and discuss measures to prevent future incidents. In collaboration with the Ghana Police Service, the GFA is working on creating new safety protocols for stadiums, including training for new recruits.Nana Agyemang shared his grief and emphasized the need for football in Ghana to evolve into a more secure and respectful environment. He expressed hope that no other family would suffer a similar loss, […]

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EOCO and UK Join Forces to Fight Romance Fraud in Ghana

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) of Ghana and the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) have launched a campaign to tackle the rising cases of romance fraud in the country. The initiative aims to educate the public, strengthen intelligence-sharing, and encourage victims to report fraudsters.Romance fraud involves scammers deceiving individuals online, building fake emotional connections, and manipulating victims to extort money. To counter this, EOCO and the NCA will roll out educational resources, social media outreach, and roadside awareness campaigns.As part of the initiative, two fraud-reporting hotlines—0547-419-419 and 0800-910-910—have been introduced to make it easier for the public to report suspicious activities.The UK’s NCA stressed the urgent need for global collaboration, noting that fraud accounts for over 40% of crimes in the UK. EOCO emphasized that romance fraud not only causes financial losses but also damages Ghana’s reputation internationally. […]

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Tragic Blast at Odumasi: One Dead, Several Injured

A devastating explosion at a mining supply shop in Odumasi, near Konongo in the Ashanti Region, has claimed one life and left multiple people injured, including two firefighters.The fire broke out in stores selling dynamites and other explosives, leading to powerful blasts that damaged buildings and caused widespread panic. The explosion, occurring just 50 meters from a fuel station, intensified concerns about safety regulations in the area.Authorities are still investigating the cause of the explosion, but reports indicate that a resident who tried to warn firefighters to retreat was fatally injured in the blast.

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Rainstorm Destroys 60+ Homes, Injures Five in Ashanti Region

A powerful rainstorm has wreaked havoc in Amakye-Bare, Atwima Nwabiagya District, collapsing over 60 houses and leaving at least five people injured.The storm, which lasted only five minutes, brought strong winds that caused significant damage, displacing more than 100 residents. Some victims were trapped under collapsed buildings but were rescued in time.Assembly member Collins Osei-Tutu confirmed that one family, including a man, his wife, and their children, sustained injuries when their house collapsed. Additionally, workers in a container were swept away but survived.A local traditional ruler has covered the medical bills of the injured, while residents are calling for government and NGO support to help rebuild homes. The district assembly and NADMO have been informed and are expected to provide relief.

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Ashanti Regional Minister Sets Up Committee to Revamp Kumawood

The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has taken a bold step to revive the Kumawood film industry by forming a special committee to address its challenges and boost growth.Announcing the initiative on his Facebook page, Dr. Amoakohene stated that the Ministerial Committee on the Movie Industry & Creatives (Kumawood) has been tasked with evaluating the current state of the industry, identifying obstacles, and proposing solutions.The committee’s focus includes attracting investment, improving production facilities, expanding training opportunities, and promoting Ghanaian films locally and internationally. Additionally, it aims to strengthen film festivals and cultural events while fostering collaborations among industry players.Dr. Amoakohene urged the committee members to work with dedication and unity to ensure that Kumawood thrives and contributes to a globally competitive Ghanaian film industry.

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Teenager Arrested After Allegedly Killing Okada Rider in Adugyama

A tragic incident unfolded in Adugyama, Ashanti Region, as an 18-year-old suspect allegedly shot and killed a commercial motorcycle rider (Okada) on March 4. After the attack, the suspect attempted to flee with the victim's motorbike but got involved in an accident. He was later arrested and taken to Mankranso Hospital for treatment.The situation escalated when a group of Okada riders stormed the hospital, demanding justice for their fallen colleague. However, the police intervened to prevent further violence and took the suspect into custody.The Adugyama community remains in shock as investigations continue.

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Mahama Gov’t Borrowed GH¢67bn from T-Bills in Two Months – Gideon Boako

Dr. Gideon Boako, MP for Tano North, has revealed that the Mahama administration has borrowed GH¢67 billion from the Treasury Bill (T-bill) market in just two months.In a Facebook post on March 2, 2025, Boako highlighted the government's heavy reliance on short-term borrowing, raising concerns about its fiscal strategy. He warned that excessive borrowing could drive up interest rates and inflation while limiting private sector access to credit.The revelation comes ahead of Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson’s 2025 budget presentation, where many expect the government to outline measures to reduce dependence on domestic debt and stabilize the economy.The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether alternative revenue sources will be introduced to ease pressure on the T-bill market and ensure long-term financial stability.

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Asantehene Rejects Gift, Urges Church to Use It for Offertory

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has declined an appreciation token from a Church of Pentecost branch in Asokwa, Ashanti Region, instead directing them to use it as offertory.A delegation led by Apostle Peter Kofi Dzemekey visited the Manhyia Palace to express gratitude for the king’s support. However, when church elders presented a token of appreciation, the Asantehene respectfully declined, saying, "You should use it as offertory for me."The meeting ended with prayers for the king’s well-being.

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Suspect Remanded Over KNUST Student’s Tragic Death

The Kumasi Circuit Court has remanded Daniel Tuffour, the prime suspect in the death of 21-year-old Deladem Aku Yabane, a final-year Biological Science student at KNUST.Deladem's lifeless body was discovered near the university’s Disability and Rehabilitation Centre last Thursday. She was quickly transported to the University Health Services, where she was pronounced dead.Police investigations revealed marks of violence on her body, leading to Tuffour’s arrest later that day. The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, has assured Deladem’s family of a thorough investigation and justice for the victim.The IGP has also met with KNUST authorities to discuss improved security measures on campus. The police have urged anyone with information about the case to assist in the ongoing investigation.

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Ohwimhene Destooled Over Illegal Mining Allegations

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has removed Nana Kusi Baaye II from his position as the Chief of Ohwim due to multiple allegations, including illegal mining (galamsey).Summoned before the Kumasi Traditional Council, the chief faced accusations of desecrating the Asantehene’s Great Oath, extortion, selling family lands for personal gain, and engaging in galamsey. Despite denying the allegations, testimonies from his own family, including his sister, confirmed his involvement in land sales under false pretenses.Otumfuo reaffirmed his stance against galamsey, emphasizing the need to protect the Golden Stool’s integrity. This marks the latest in a series of destoolments as part of the Asantehene’s crackdown on chiefs involved in illegal mining.

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