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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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1,200 Excavators Impounded at Tema Port – Lands Minister

The Lands Minister of Ghana, Emmanuel Armah‑Kofi Buah, announced that 1,200 excavators imported into the country have been impounded at Tema Port, pending validation, as part of efforts to curb illegal mining. What We Found Buah stated at the Government Accountability Series that 1,200 excavators have been seized at Tema Port and are awaiting validation before clearance. This action is part of a coordinated operation involving Customs, the Port Authority, the Ministry of Transport, the Minerals Commission, and NAIMOS to regulate the import and deployment of heavy earth‑moving machinery The seized machinery aligns with Ghana’s anti‑galamsey strategy and the new Ghana Mine Repository and Tracking Software under L.I. 2404, aiding real‑time monitoring and registration of mining equipment. Expert Insight CitiNewsroom and CitiFM report confirm that these excavators are impounded pending validation, underscoring the government’s preventive measures against illegal mining equipment inflow […]

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Gov’t Revokes 55 Mining Licences, 907 More Under Review

The Ghanaian government, via the Lands Minister, has revoked 55 small‑scale mining licences issued during the transitional period and is reviewing 907 additional licences for possible revocation due to irregularities. What We Found The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources confirmed that 55 licences issued during the transition have already been revoked . A total of 907 out of 1,278 active licences are currently under review by a Special Review Committee for "irregularities" . A similar auditing process is underway for large‑scale mining licences, aimed at ensuring regulatory compliance and environmental standards. These actions are part of a broader national initiative—"sanitising the mining sector"—to curb illegal mining activities (galamsey), increase transparency, and promote sustainable operations . Expert InsightBossu TV notes the government's firm stance: “907 out of 1,278 licences are now under review for possible revocation due to irregularities”.Bossu TV specifies the revoked […]

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CBN Holds Rates at 27.5% for Third Straight Meeting as Inflation Cools

CBN Maintains Hawkish Stance as Inflation Shows Mixed Signals The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) kept its key policy rate unchanged at 27.5% for the third consecutive meeting, adopting a cautious approach as inflation shows tentative signs of cooling. Key Decisions:✔ MPR held at 27.5% (unanimous 12-0 MPC vote)✔ CRR maintained at 50% for banks, 16% for merchant banks✔ Liquidity ratio steady at 30%✔ Asymmetric corridor unchanged at +500/-100bps "This pause sustains our disinflation momentum while containing price pressures," said CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso. Inflation Breakdown: The Good and Bad News 📉 Headline Inflation:• June: 22.22% (down from 22.97% in May)• Driver: Cheaper energy (cooking gas, diesel, charcoal) 📈 Underlying Pressures:• Monthly inflation rose to 1.68% (from 1.53%)• Core inflation jumped to 22.76% (services, housing costs)• Food inflation remains stubbornly high Why the CBN Is Walking a Tightrope 🔍 The Delicate Balance:✅ Progress: 3-month disinflation trend validates tight policy⚠️ Risks: Rising month-on-month and core inflation🎯 Long-game: CBN targets single-digit inflation eventually "Energy price moderation helped, but services and housing […]

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“Fact Check: Are Republicans Blocking the Release of Epstein Tapes Involving Trump?”

Social media users and some commentators assert that Republicans in Congress are actively blocking the release of incriminating Epstein tapes involving President Trump—and that GOP leadership is stifling transparency in order to protect him. What We Found Republican-led committee blocked an amendment from Rep. Ro Khanna (D‑CA) that would have allowed a full House vote on whether the DOJ must release the broader Epstein documents—but no specific “Trump tapes” were mentioned in the amendment. House Republicans cited procedural concerns, arguing any release would come when legally appropriate—not in response to political pressure. AP reports that Republicans are discussing a non-binding resolution on Epstein files, but it carries no legal enforcement power. DOJ position: The Trump Justice Department has declined to release further documents, but this was not due to explicit Republican or Trump pressure—it followed internal reviews and legal considerations. […]

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Africa Loses $90bn Yearly to Substandard Fuel Imports — Dangote Sounds Alarm

Africa’s $90 Billion Fuel Crisis: Dangote Exposes Costly Dependency Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Industries, dropped a bombshell at the West African Refined Fuel Conference in Abuja: 🔥 $90 billion lost yearly – Africa’s cost for importing substandard fuel🛢️ 120 million tonnes imported – Despite continent producing 7M barrels/day⚠️ Toxic dumping – Low-quality Russian-blended fuels flooding African markets "We’re exporting jobs and importing poverty." — Dangote The Stark Reality of Africa’s Refining Gap By the Numbers:▸ Only 40% of Africa’s 4.3M bpd fuel demand is refined locally▸ Europe/Asia refine 95%+ of their consumption▸ 15 African nations have GDPs smaller than $90bn Dangote’s Challenge:"Why export crude only to buy back refined products at premium prices?" Inside Dangote Refinery’s Herculean Build 🏗️ Project Scale:• 2,735 hectares cleared (7x Victoria Island)• 65M cubic meters of sand pumped to stabilize swampland• 67,000 workers at peak (50,000 Nigerians) 🌍 Industrial Ecosystem Created:✔ Dedicated seaport (Nigerian ports couldn’t handle equipment)✔ World’s largest granite quarry (10M tonnes/year capacity)✔ 2,500+ heavy […]

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Illegal Mining Fight: A Marathon, Not a Sprint – Lands Minister

The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah‑Kofi Buah, has emphasized that Ghana’s battle against illegal gold mining—locally known as galamsey—is a long-term "marathon," not a sprint. He stressed that decisive, sustained efforts are required to protect the environment, water bodies, and future generations. Why This Matters Systemic governance challenge: Less than 40 of over 800 mining‑related cases have been prosecuted successfully in courts, highlighting the need for legal reform and faster adjudication. Large-scale environmental destruction: Around 16% of Ghana’s land reserves have been degraded due to galamsey, affecting river lives, forests, and biodiversity. Strategy & Reforms 1. Fast‑Track Court for Miners Buah is advocating for a special court to expedite trials against illegal miners, arguing traditional courts are too slow to deter offenders. He has raised the idea with senior officials including the Attorney General and Chief Justice. […]

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Barring Natasha From Senate Is a Threat to Democracy — CLO Warns

CLO Sounds Alarm Over Senator Natasha’s Exclusion The Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO) has raised urgent concerns after suspended Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduagha was barred from entering the National Assembly—despite a court order reinstating her. ⚠️ Key Issue: Security agencies blocked Akpoti-Uduagha on Tuesday Police ignored her formal request for protection CLO warns of "legislative recklessness" undermining democracy Why This Matters 🔴 Constitutional Breach: No valid court order justifies her exclusion Violates her mandate to represent Kogi Central 🛑 Dangerous Precedent: Sets tone for political victimization Weakens public trust in democratic institutions 🗣️ CLO’s Strong Stance:“Preventing her from entering is illegal and unconstitutional. This is legislative impunity.”— Comrade Steve Aluko, CLO North-Central Coordinator Timeline of the Crisis 📜 Court Victory: Akpoti-Uduagha secured reinstatement order📩 Formal Notice: Wrote to IGP for police protection🚧 Blockade: Denied entry on resumption day Broader Implications ✅ Democracy at Risk: Selective enforcement of court orders erodes rule of law✅ Constituency Disenfranchised: Kogi Central loses representation✅ Accountability Needed: Who […]

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Wissa Exits Brentford Pre‑Season Camp Amid Transfer Uncertainty

28-year-old Brentford forward Yoane Wissa has defected from the team's pre-season training camp in Portugal and returned to London. The abrupt exit comes as Newcastle United reportedly offered £25 million, with Tottenham and Nottingham Forest also showing keen interest. Why This Matters Strike force weakened: Wissa netted 19 Premier League goals in 2024–25 and, with the sale of Bryan Mbeumo, retaining him is vital for Brentford’s attacking depth. Contract & valuation issues: With just one year left on his deal and a £50 million valuation, Brentford is under pressure to act—especially if Wissa declines to renew. Club & Player Outlook Brentford stance: The club appears inclined to rebuff bids below their asking price and is preparing for internal discussions on his future. Player perspective: Reports describe Wissa as “unsettled” by the ongoing transfer talk and eager to explore options—especially reuniting with former manager […]

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Crystal Palace Appeal Against Europa League Demotion

Crystal Palace have officially filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) contesting UEFA’s decision to demote them from the 2025/26 Europa League to the Europa Conference League—a consequence of alleged conflicts stemming from former owner John Textor’s ownership links to Lyon, who also qualified for the Europa League. Why This Matters Multi-club ownership rules: UEFA ruled that Textor’s past control of both Palace and Olympique Lyonnais breached regulations prohibiting influence over two teams in the same European competition. Palace insist Textor had zero decisive influence at Selhurst Park and had sold his stake before European qualification. FA Cup triumph overshadowed: Palace earned Europa League qualification by winning the 2024–25 FA Cup—the first in their history—only to have that slot revoked. The decision allows Nottingham Forest to replace them in the competition. What the Club is Saying […]

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