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Late-night hosts back Jimmy Kimmel in free speech row

America’s late-night TV hosts have rallied behind Jimmy Kimmel after ABC suspended him over comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Stephen Colbert opened his show declaring “we are all Jimmy Kimmel,” calling the suspension a “blatant assault on freedom of speech.” Seth Meyers praised Kimmel as “a privilege and honour to call my friend,” while Jon Stewart and Jimmy Fallon performed satirical sketches mocking the pressure to praise Donald Trump. The move followed remarks from President Trump, who suggested major networks could have their licenses “taken away” for negative coverage. Kimmel had criticized MAGA supporters in his Monday monologue, accusing them of exploiting Kirk’s death for political gain. He also ridiculed Trump’s response, comparing it to “how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish.” Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Brendan Carr condemned Kimmel’s comments as “sick,” accusing him of […]

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Meiway célèbre 35 ans de carrière avec un dîner-gala exclusif

L’artiste ivoirien Meiway, de son vrai nom Frédéric Désiré Ehui, figure emblématique de la musique africaine et pionnier du Zoblazo, s’apprête à célébrer ses 35 ans de carrière à Ouagadougou. Un dîner-gala exceptionnel, organisé par la structure Black Life, se tiendra le 4 octobre prochain à la salle des banquets de Ouaga 2000, mêlant gastronomie raffinée, musique de qualité et excellence culturelle. L’annonce a été faite lors d’une conférence de presse tenue le mercredi 17 septembre 2025. Le promoteur de l’événement, Amed Traoré, surnommé « le Panaméen », a expliqué que ce gala vise à offrir une expérience premium et inoubliable. « L’objectif est de créer une atmosphère unique où chaque invité sera plongé dans une célébration artistique complète », a-t-il assuré. Selon lui, cette soirée dépasse le cadre d’un simple concert. Elle rend hommage au parcours de Meiway, à […]

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Les campeurs du Faso Mêbo en visite à l’aéroport, la base aérienne et au Mémorial Thomas Sankara

Les participants à la deuxième vague du Camp vacances Faso Mêbo de Ouagadougou ont effectué, le jeudi 18 septembre 2025, une visite éducative à l’Aéroport international de Ouagadougou, à la Base aérienne et au Mémorial Thomas Sankara. À l’aéroport, les campeurs ont découvert plusieurs installations, notamment le salon présidentiel, le tarmac, les services de sauvetage et de lutte contre l’incendie, ainsi que les services de l’immigration. La visite s’est poursuivie à la Base aérienne où les jeunes ont pu observer la flotte et explorer les différents services techniques. Cette étape visait à mettre en lumière les efforts des autorités dans le domaine de l’aviation civile et militaire, tout en suscitant des vocations parmi la jeunesse. Enfin, le cortège s’est rendu au Mémorial Thomas Sankara. Les campeurs y ont parcouru des lieux symboliques tels que la statue de l’ancien président, le […]

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Retour de la Coupe du chef d’État-major général des armées après 4 ans

Les Forces de Défense et de Sécurité (FDS) du Burkina Faso ont repris leur traditionnelle compétition de football militaire, la Coupe du chef d’État-major général des armées, après plus de quatre ans d’arrêt. Le tournoi a démarré le jeudi 18 septembre 2025 et se poursuivra jusqu’au 3 octobre 2025. Le match d’ouverture a opposé la Brigade Nationale des Sapeurs-Pompiers (BNSP) à la Gendarmerie nationale. La rencontre, disputée en deux mi-temps de 30 minutes, a largement tourné à l’avantage des soldats du feu, qui se sont imposés par 4 buts à 2. La BNSP a rapidement pris l’avantage avec deux réalisations avant que la Gendarmerie ne réduise le score sur penalty. À la reprise, les pompiers ont accéléré et inscrit deux nouveaux buts. Dans le temps additionnel, la Gendarmerie a de nouveau réduit le score, toujours sur penalty, sans pouvoir inverser […]

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Burkina Faso : campagne d’assainissement des produits laitiers et aliments pour animaux

Le Ministère de l’Agriculture, des Ressources animales et halieutiques (MARAH), à travers la Direction générale des services vétérinaires (DGSV), a lancé une vaste campagne d’assainissement afin de renforcer la sécurité sanitaire des aliments pour animaux et des produits laitiers au Burkina Faso. Cette initiative s’inscrit dans l’Offensive agropastorale et halieutique 2023-2025. Le directeur général des services vétérinaires, le Capitaine Aboubacar Nacro, a présenté les premiers résultats le vendredi 19 septembre 2025 à Ouagadougou. Selon lui, au premier semestre 2025, environ 10 millions de litres de lait et 7 485 tonnes d’aliments pour animaux ont été importés par les circuits officiels. Cependant, les contrôles effectués révèlent de graves insuffisances : sur 660 dossiers déposés (90 pour les produits laitiers et 570 pour les aliments pour animaux), les inspections menées dans la région du Kadiogo montrent que 84,13 % des échantillons d’aliments […]

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Gold Board CEO denies galamsey claims, backs anti-mining fight

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), Sammy Gyamfi, has dismissed suggestions that the newly established body is promoting illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey. “Let me clear some misconceptions that GoldBod is promoting galamsey. And my simple question to them is: how can a five-month-old statutory corporation be responsible for an age-long problem?” he said on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, during a discussion on the government’s fight against illegal mining. Mr. Gyamfi emphasized that galamsey existed long before GoldBod and had already reached alarming levels before the institution was set up. “Last year there was no GoldBod, but we saw widespread protests against galamsey because the problem had reached unprecedented levels. So how can you say that a corporation established barely five months ago is to blame?” he asked. He clarified that GoldBod’s legal mandate is […]

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Ghana playwright Dr. Mohammed Ben-Abdallah dies at 81

Celebrated Ghanaian playwright, theatre scholar, and cultural pioneer Dr. Mohammed Ben-Abdallah has passed away at the age of 81. His death occurred on Thursday, September 18, 2025, and was confirmed by his son, Abdul Muiz Abass, in a Facebook post the following day. “With deep sorrow and a heavy heart, I announce the passing of my beloved father, Dr. Mohammed Ibn Abdallah, who returned to his Maker yesterday. A man of wisdom, humility, and unwavering faith, he served his people, his family, and his country with honour and grace,” the post read. Dr. Abdallah will be laid to rest in Kumasi on Friday after Jumu’ah prayers, in accordance with Islamic rites. A three-day Dua has been scheduled, with further funeral arrangements in Accra to be announced. Born on April 25, 1944, in Kumasi, Dr. Abdallah began his career as a […]

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Gold Board CEO denies buying galamsey gold, pushes reforms

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), Sammy Gyamfi, has rejected claims that the newly established institution is encouraging illegal mining by purchasing galamsey gold. “To create the impression that nobody was buying galamsey gold and all of a sudden GoldBod is now giving it a market is clearly wrong,” he said on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show during a discussion on the government’s fight against illegal mining. Mr. Gyamfi explained that GoldBod does not buy gold directly. Instead, licensed private buyers—based mainly in district and regional capitals—purchase gold brought to them. These buyers, he noted, have no technology to verify whether the gold was mined legally or illegally, a challenge that has existed since colonial times. “It is this five-month-old corporation called Gold Board that has now been given the mandate to find a solution to that […]

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Fire razes 15-bedroom house, GH₵100k at Gomoa Dominase

A raging fire has destroyed a 15-bedroom house and cash amounting to GH₵100,000 at Gomoa Dominase in the Gomoa East District of the Central Region. The property, owned by the Abusuapayin of Gomoa Dominase, Nana Kweku Botwe, was completely consumed by the blaze along with several valuables. Speaking to Adom News, Nana Botwe expressed frustration that the tragedy could have been avoided if nearby fire stations in Winneba, Apam, and Swedru had functioning fire tenders. “We called all the fire stations, but they told us their machines have not been working for months. If they had responded on time, the house and money could have been saved,” he lamented. Patrick Abeka, the Assembly Member for Gomoa Dominase Electoral Area, has since appealed to government to urgently repair and re-equip the fire service vehicles in the three towns. “This is not […]

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Ablakwa supports 2,207 North Tongu SHS freshers

Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has once again extended his support to education by providing free chop boxes and mattresses to all 2,207 fresh Senior High School (SHS) students in his constituency. The intervention, spread across five senior high schools, is aimed at ensuring that no student is denied access to education because of financial challenges. Mr. Ablakwa described the initiative as part of a broader package to reduce school dropouts and ease the burden on parents. “This is in line with the North Tongu tradition, where every student is guaranteed an equal opportunity to pursue education without unnecessary obstacles,” he said. The MP also highlighted ongoing infrastructural projects in the constituency’s schools. These include the construction of modern dining halls and new dormitory blocks to accommodate the rising student population. He expressed confidence that the […]

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