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New Local Ride-Hailing App “GoRide” Launches.

Ghana’s new ride-hailing app, "GoRide," has officially launched, offering a local alternative to international competitors like Uber and Bolt. Developed with the Ghanaian market in mind, GoRide aims to provide more affordable, tailored services that cater to local transportation needs and conditions. The platform is designed to boost local economic growth by giving Ghanaian drivers a platform with lower commission rates, resulting in better earnings and greater control over their work. Users can access GoRide through a mobile app, which supports secure payments and live ride tracking, promising convenience and security.In addition to providing affordable transport, GoRide aims to foster competition in Ghana’s growing ride-hailing sector by emphasizing high-quality, customer-focused service and locally oriented features.

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UNDP and LAC Empower Legal Aid with Paralegal Training.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in collaboration with Ghana’s Legal Aid Commission (LAC), has launched a new initiative to provide paralegal training aimed at bolstering access to legal aid services for underrepresented and vulnerable populations across Ghana. This training seeks to bridge the justice gap by empowering individuals with foundational legal knowledge, enabling them to assist communities in need of legal support but who may struggle to access formal legal representation.This program will train selected community members as paralegals, equipping them with essential skills to handle basic legal issues, advocate for clients, and navigate Ghana's legal system. It is part of a broader effort by the UNDP and LAC to build legal capacity at the grassroots level, strengthening the reach of legal aid services across rural and urban regions in Ghana.

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UN’s Early Warning Initiative Launched in Accra.

The United Nations recently launched its "Early Warnings for All" initiative in Accra, Ghana, aimed at enhancing local communities' preparedness for climate-related and disaster events. This global initiative is designed to deliver timely alerts for natural hazards, including floods, storms, and extreme heat, allowing residents to take proactive measures and reduce potential harm. Ghana was selected as a focal point due to its vulnerability to climate impacts, and the program will include community training, real-time data sharing, and interagency collaboration to ensure that early warnings reach those in high-risk areas effectively​.This initiative is part of the UN’s broader goal to improve global resilience to climate impacts, particularly in developing regions, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals related to disaster preparedness and climate action. The program underscores the importance of localized responses and partnerships with national agencies to establish a network that […]

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Incredible Zigi to Lead Dance Workshop at Afro Dance Camp in Texas.

Ghanaian dancer Incredible Zigi will be a featured instructor at the upcoming Afro Dance Camp in Dallas, Texas, The event, held at the Senter Park Recreation Centre, aims to provide an immersive experience for dance enthusiasts eager to learn from one of Africa’s most innovative talents.With over a decade of experience, Zigi has earned international acclaim for his ability to blend traditional African dance with modern styles, captivating audiences worldwide. As a mentor and educator, he is dedicated to uplifting emerging talents in Ghana and is passionate about sharing his craft.Participants at the workshop will have the unique opportunity to learn directly from Zigi, mastering signature dance steps and exploring the rich cultural roots of African dance. His visionary approach to choreography promises a transformative experience for all attendees.

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Hearts of Oak’s Struggles Rooted in Player Quality, Not Coaching – Frank Nelson.

Former Board Member of Accra Hearts of Oak SC, Frank Nelson Nwokolo, has defended coach Aboubakar Ouattara amidst criticism of the club's poor performance in the Ghana Premier League. With Hearts of Oak currently sitting on 9 points after nine matches, some fans are calling for Ouattara's dismissal. However, Nelson insists the team's struggles stem from a lack of quality players rather than coaching shortcomings.In an interview with Luv Sports, Nelson emphasized the need for better recruitment practices, suggesting the club should focus on acquiring experienced players who have excelled in the premier league instead of those from lower divisions. He argued that Hearts of Oak has historically attracted top talent and should return to that standard.Nelson called for a strong scouting team to identify and recruit the best players before the season begins, advocating for a more strategic approach […]

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FIFA and GFA Set to Launch VAR Project for Ghanaian Football.

On October 31 and November 1, 2024, FIFA will convene with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and key stakeholders in Accra to initiate the implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in Ghana's domestic leagues. This meeting marks the beginning of the VAR "kick-off meeting," which is crucial for FIFA's Implementation Assessment Approval Program (IAAP), a prerequisite for any member association wishing to adopt VAR.The FIFA delegation, led by Inokuchi Takaaki and Michael Bailey, will assess the technical and procedural requirements for VAR, while the GFA team, headed by General Secretary Prosper Harisson Addo, includes prominent figures such as Alex Kotey (Head of Referees) and Emmanuel Aglago (VAR Instructor).

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Deputy Minister Commissions Two Police Stations to Boost Security in Gomoa Central District.

On October 29, 2024, Deputy Minister for Interior and Gomoa Central MP, Hon. Naana Eyiah, inaugurated two new police stations in Gomoa Central District, Central Region, marking the district's first District Police Command at Gomoa Obuasi and a new police station at Gomoa Pomadze. The facilities aim to enhance security and provide extensive coverage across the district. Hon. Eyiah thanked President Akufo-Addo, Vice President Dr. Bawumia, and IGP George Akufo Dampare for their support, including the provision of a pickup truck and three motorbikes to aid police operations. Addressing local chiefs, she praised their support for the government and advocated for continued backing for Dr. Bawumia in the upcoming elections. ACP Francis Ntsur, representing the IGP, assured that the police would maintain high standards and urged officers to uphold the principles of the Ghana Police Service. ACP Ntsur also highlighted […]

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Heavy Rains Flood Kumasi Airport Roundabout, Thousands of Commuters Stranded.

A sudden downpour in Kumasi's Ashanti Region on October 30 left hundreds of commuters stranded at the Airport Roundabout due to severe flooding. The 30-minute rain caused the Pelele River and nearby rivers to overflow, submerging roads and forcing vehicles to a standstill. Many drivers from Sofoline, Kenyasi, Tech, and Asawase sought alternative routes as traffic gridlocked around the roundabout.Locals cited inadequate drainage and poor waste management as factors behind the perennial flooding. Residents are urging authorities to address the problem, calling for better infrastructure to handle heavy rains and prevent recurring disasters. "It's time for a lasting solution," stated a concerned commuter, echoing the sentiments of others stranded in the chaotic scene.

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She Leads Project Sparks Positive Change for Girls in Upper West.

Madam Joyce Obenewaa Darko, Acting Project Manager for the She Leads Project, reported that the initiative has significantly empowered young girls and shifted gender norms in Ghana’s Upper West Region. Implemented by Plan International Ghana in partnership with CARD Ghana, the project, over four years, has encouraged girls to pursue leadership roles and challenged traditional views on gender. At a recent program in Wa, Madam Darko highlighted successes, including girls winning male-dominated school leadership positions and support from community leaders who advocate for gender equality.As the project nears its end, efforts will focus on building capacity in local clubs to ensure the impact continues. Mentorship manuals provided to She Leads School Clubs include topics on confidence, assertiveness, and self-image, aiming to groom the next generation of female leaders. Mr. Abudu Fuseini, a school guidance coordinator, called for broader club memberships, […]

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Chief Justice Closes 7 Courts in Upper East Amid Bawku Conflict.

Due to heightened security risks surrounding the Bawku conflict, Ghana’s Chief Justice has ordered the closure of seven courts across the Upper East Region, effective October 29, 2024. Courts affected include the High and Circuit Courts in Bolgatanga, and District Courts in Bolgatanga, Zuarungu, Zebilla, Garu, and Bongo. The decision, issued by the Judicial Secretary, aims to protect court personnel, lawyers, and the public as tensions continue to escalate.The directive mandates Court Registrars to secure assets and urges staff to prioritize their safety. This temporary shutdown reflects ongoing efforts by the judiciary to maintain security until conditions improve for safe court operations.

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