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Jérémie Gadah : l’agroécologie comme vocation et vision d’avenir

Un jeune leader togolais au service de la terre et de l’avenir À 30 ans seulement, Jérémie Gadah s’impose comme l’un des visages prometteurs de l’agroécologie au Togo. Installé à Kévé-Atchakpo dans la préfecture de l’Avé, cet entrepreneur agricole dirige depuis sept ans une ferme-école baptisée Académie Paysanne Nénonéné, sur un hectare de terre cultivée en harmonie avec la nature. Une agriculture respectueuse de l’homme et de la nature Dans ses parcelles de démonstration, Jérémie promeut les semences paysannes, l’engrais organique, et bannit les produits chimiques. Pour lui, protéger les sols, la santé des producteurs et les écosystèmes est une nécessité : « Beaucoup de jeunes pensent que l’agriculture n’est pas attractive. Pourtant, elle l’est — si on sait produire intelligemment et durablement. » Une mission éducative et une vision partagée Plus qu’un cultivateur, Gadah se veut inspirateur. Il veut […]

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Coca‑Cola to Roll Out Cane Sugar Coke in U.S. After Trump Push

Coca‑Cola has officially announced it will begin selling a new version of its flagship soda made with U.S. cane sugar in the United States this fall—alongside the existing high‑fructose corn syrup (HFCS) version. This shift comes shortly after President Donald Trump touted the change via social media, stating he encouraged the reformulation. The company framed the release as part of its broader “innovation agenda,” aimed at expanding choice. Why This Matters Influence of political pressure: Trump’s public endorsement on Truth Social appeared to catalyze the announcement, drawing attention to grassroots demand for cane sugar in American beverages. Consumer choice & nostalgia: The new cane sugar version echoes the widely-loved “Mexican Coke” style available in the U.S. since 2005 and addresses growing demand for nostalgic, less processed beverage options. The Debate Over Sweetener Trade-Offs Economic backlash from corn lobby: The Corn […]

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Lomé : l’Hôtel Palm Beach renaît de ses cendres

Le Palm Beach Hotel, fleuron de Lomé, se refait une beauté C’est une renaissance très attendue dans le paysage hôtelier togolais. L’Hôtel Palm Beach, symbole de l’hospitalité à Lomé, entre dans une nouvelle ère de modernisation. Situé en bord de mer sur le Boulevard de la République, face à l’océan Atlantique, ce joyau des années fastes du tourisme togolais est en pleine réhabilitation. Une opération d’envergure 100 % financée par l’État Piloté par le ministère des Travaux publics, le projet est entièrement financé par l’État togolais. C’est le groupe suisse Mabetex qui est chargé de l’exécution des travaux. L’objectif : redonner à cet hôtel 4 étoiles son prestige d’antan, et en faire un acteur central de l’hôtellerie et du tourisme à Lomé. Redynamiser le tourisme et l’économie locale Avec sa réouverture prochaine, le Palm Beach Hotel ambitionne de booster le […]

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Gazans Trapped in Hell: Denied Aid Under Camp-Style System

As Gaza faces record-breaking hunger, countless civilians are struggling to reach aid. Since May 2025, more than 1,000 Palestinians have died—many of them children—while attempting to collect food from distribution points under the Israel‑backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) system. Witnesses describe it as “hell on Earth”, with chaotic crowds, militarized zones, and deadly shootings. Why This Matters Aid access is lethal: Aid hubs operated by GHF, often located near Israeli military positions, have been scene to shootings, stampedes, and civilian deaths—with at least 400 killed in the past weeks. UN strongly objects: The UN and numerous international partners criticize the system for violating international humanitarian law, calling on Israel to restore UN-run aid channels and cease its dangerous distribution model. Conditions on the Ground Starvation amid siege: Gaza is plagued with acute food scarcity. Over 244,000 people face catastrophic hunger, […]

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Trump Speaks While DOJ Plans Meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell

President Donald Trump delivered remarks from the Oval Office on July 22, 2025, about various policy matters. At the same time, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)—under direction from Attorney General Pam Bondi—has officially reached out to Ghislaine Maxwell, seeking to meet her in prison. This marks the first-ever DOJ move to interview Epstein's former associate regarding “anyone who has committed crimes against victims,” a promise amplified by Trump’s directive to unseal grand-jury testimony in the Epstein case. Why This Matters Political pressure & transparency: Trump’s decision to unseal testimony and the DOJ’s request signal a shifting stance amid growing backlash from both his base and Congressional Republicans over perceived obstruction in the Epstein investigation. Maxwell’s potential testimony: Prosecutors believe Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, might possess critical information—earning her description as the “Rosetta Stone” to the Epstein […]

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37‑Year‑Old Nurse Found Dead in Suspected Suicide at Edwenase

A 37‑year‑old nurse, identified as Akosua Adutwuwaa from Kokofu Government Hospital, was found dead by suspected suicide on Sunday morning at her residence in Edwenase, Ashanti Region. She was discovered hanging from a ceiling fan in one of the rooms. Why This Matters Healthcare professional in crisis: As a front‑line health worker, Adutwuwaa’s death raises alarms about the mental-health pressures on nurses—who are often first responders yet last to receive emotional care. Shifting attitudes to suicide: Ghana’s decriminalization of suicide in March 2023 has improved reporting—but stigma and inadequate mental-health frameworks remain major obstacles. Incident & Investigation Family members found her body after she had disappeared during morning preparations for church. Police arrived promptly, and the body was taken to the hospital mortuary for an autopsy, while investigations into the circumstances are ongoing. Broader Context Underreported crisis: Despite recent legal reforms, […]

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Ahafo Minister Donates GH₵20k for Toddler’s Heart Surgery

On July 22, 2025, Ahafo Regional Minister Charity Gardiner presented a cheque for GH₵20,000 to the family of Erica Kwarteng Bawuah, a 2‑year‑8‑month‑old toddler diagnosed with a hole in her heart. The generous donation will fund her upcoming surgery at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. Why This Matters Life-saving intervention: Congenital heart defects pose critical risks. Access to prompt surgery can mean the difference between life and death. Reducing family burden: Erica’s mother, Grace Bawuah, revealed financial constraints delayed treatment. The funds offer much-needed relief and hope. From the Donor & Family Minister Gardiner’s commitment: Moved by Erica’s appeal, the Minister pledged continued support, emphasizing her dedication to improving healthcare outcomes in Ahafo. Mother’s gratitude: “We’ve watched our daughter suffer helplessly. This support is a miracle,” said Mrs. Bawuah, expressing heartfelt thanks. What Happens Next Confirm surgery date at Korle Bu […]

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NDC Majority to Focus on Reforms, Not Power Abuse – Ayariga

On January 23, 2025, newly appointed Parliament Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga reaffirmed that the NDC’s commanding parliamentary majority would not be misused. Speaking in his acceptance address, he aligned with President Mahama's clear message: power must be exercised with responsibility and inclusivity. Why This Matters Checks and balance concerns: With 187 of 276 seats—nearly a supermajority—the NDC can pass legislation with minimal opposition. Ayariga’s commitment addresses fears of unchecked authority. Governance credibility: Emphasizing probity and accountability serves not only the party’s legitimacy but also public trust in democratic institutions. Key Promises from Ayariga “We won’t abuse our overwhelming majority.” Intent to prioritize consensus-building, inclusivity, and unity, not unilateral decision-making Strong commitment to probity and accountability Dedication to President Mahama’s Reset Ghana agenda, as both legislative and governance vehicle. Broader Agenda: Reform-Focused Governance Since assuming the majority, Ayariga has led efforts to […]

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Speaker Urges Calm Ahead of Akwatia By‑Election

n July 22, 2025, the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, appealed for peace and decorum ahead of the upcoming Akwatia by‑election. Speaking in the House after swearing‑in Ewurabena Aubynn (Ablekuma North MP), he highlighted rising hostility in parliamentary discourse and warned MPs against aggressive language and behaviour. He urged them to serve as role models, emphasizing: “Let’s totally remove the issue of violence from our lives... not only during elections but also here in the House.” Why This Matters Setting the tone: As the venue for national leadership, Parliament’s conduct influences public perception—and Bagbin wants calm dialogue to reflect in Akwatia’s campaign dynamics. Lessons learned: Referencing the recent Ablekuma North by‑election, which was marred by tension, he insisted the upcoming contest should be marked by respect and unity. Key Remarks from Bagbin Parliamentary civility: “This House is now […]

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AG Withdraws Charges Against Duffuor & Others in uniBank Case

In a significant legal development, Ghana’s Attorney‑General (AG) formally withdrew the original 68 charges filed in March 2020 against Dr. Kwabena Duffuor, his son (Duffuor II), and seven others. These charges—spanning fraud, money laundering, and falsification of accounts—were struck out by the Accra High Court on June 18, 2020, allowing the AG to proceed with fresh charges. Why This Matters Legal reset: The withdrawal does not equate to acquittal. Instead, it allows for a revised charge sheet—an approach often used to strengthen prosecutorial cases or include new evidence. High-profile defendants: The accused include former Bank of Ghana Governor and Finance Minister Kwabena Duffuor, his son (former CEO of uniBank), and several senior executives linked to the 2018 collapse of uniBank. Court Ruling & Next Steps DetailInformationCharges withdrawnOriginal 68 counts struck out on prosecutor's motionNew charges filedRevised indictment with 71 counts […]

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