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GH¢65K Lost to Online Investment Scams in January – CSA Warns.

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has raised alarms over a rise in online investment fraud, with victims losing GH¢65,860 within the first month of 2025. Fraudsters, often posing as subsidiaries of well-known international companies, lure unsuspecting individuals through social media ads, promising high returns on investments.According to the CSA, these scams frequently involve mobile money transactions and claims of funding crypto-mining equipment or online business tasks. However, victims never receive any returns after transferring funds. The scammers also rebrand under new names to avoid detection.The CSA has identified fraudulent names such as M.F.A., Sunnovagh, Iseetv, Okmarket, and Phoenix. Ghanaians are urged to verify investment opportunities through official channels, avoid unsolicited WhatsApp groups, and report suspicious activities to authorities.

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KNUST Turns Taro Peels into High-Performance Batteries.

A research team from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has developed an innovative method for creating high-performance batteries from taro (brobe) peels. This groundbreaking approach, featured in Energy Storage journal, turns food waste into an eco-friendly, cost-effective energy solution. The research, led by Dr. Daniel Nframah Ampong, utilizes a traditional charcoal-making technique to produce activated carbon from taro peels, making it a sustainable alternative to synthetic materials used in commercial batteries. The development aligns with Ghana's renewable energy goals and offers a green way to store excess energy.

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13-Year-Old KNUST Prodigy Gets Private Jet Ride from Ibrahim Mahama.

Melchizedek Adio Baafawiise, a 13-year-old genius studying Physics at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has taken a remarkable step toward his aviation dreams. The young scholar recently had a once-in-a-lifetime experience flying aboard a private jet, thanks to businessman and aviation enthusiast Ibrahim Mahama.Melchizedek’s brilliance caught Mahama’s attention after excelling in the WASSCE with 5 A1s and 3 Bs. Although he chose to study Physics first, he has always dreamed of becoming a pilot. To encourage him, Mahama invited him for a flight, where he got firsthand insights into aviation, including a cockpit experience.Beyond the flight, Mahama pledged to cover all of Melchizedek’s tuition and academic expenses at KNUST. This incredible act of generosity ensures that the young prodigy can focus on his studies without financial burdens.Melchizedek’s parents expressed deep gratitude to Mahama for supporting their son’s […]

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Gov’t to Replace Teacher Trainee Allowance with Enhanced Student Loans.

The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has revealed plans to gradually phase out the teacher trainee allowance and replace it with an improved student loan scheme. This move aims to help trainees cover their personal expenses rather than relying on government stipends.Speaking during a meeting with the leadership of the Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education (PRINCOF) in Accra, he stated that while the allowance would remain in place for now, a transition to the loan system would eventually take effect. He emphasized that government support should focus on feeding students at the basic and senior high school levels, while tertiary students should be responsible for their upkeep.To ensure a smooth transition, both the allowance and loan scheme will run concurrently for a period, allowing students to choose between them before the full switch.The minister also acknowledged the challenges […]

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Speaker Bagbin Reinstates Suspended MPs After Leadership Appeal.

The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has lifted the suspension of four Members of Parliament (MPs) following a heated vetting session on January 30, 2025. The MPs—Rockson Nelson Dafeamakpor (South Dayi), Frank Annor-Dompreh (Nsawam-Adoagyiri), Alhassan Sulemana Tampuli (Gushiegu), and Jerry Ahmed Shaib (Weija-Gbawe)—were barred from parliamentary proceedings after a tense confrontation over procedural disagreements.The decision to reinstate them came after Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin and Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga jointly appealed to the Speaker, stressing the importance of unity and smooth legislative operations. Their suspension had briefly disrupted proceedings, leading to a Minority walkout.With their return, parliamentary activities are expected to continue without further disruptions, as lawmakers focus on reviewing key ministerial nominations, including the vetting of Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, which had already sparked intense scrutiny.

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Fire Destroys Mango Farm in Somanya, Over GH₵100,000 in Losses.

A fire has ravaged a 12-acre portion of a mango farm in Somanya, Eastern Region, causing losses of over GH₵100,000. The fire, which began due to a discarded snake carcass smoldering near sawdust and pig waste, spread quickly due to the dry Harmattan conditions. Despite efforts by the farm owner to extinguish the flames, the fire engulfed the farm, damaging a significant portion of the 25-acre property. Fortunately, the piggery was spared, and quick intervention by the Somanya Fire Service prevented further destruction.

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Sudan Market Attack Leaves Over 100 Dead as Shelling Intensifies.

A deadly shelling at a bustling market in Omdurman, near Sudan’s capital, has left a local mortuary overwhelmed with bodies, according to medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The attack, which occurred on Saturday, has claimed the lives of over 100 people, with many of the victims being women and children.Both MSF and Sudanese authorities have accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of carrying out the attack—an allegation the RSF denies. The ongoing civil war between the RSF and Sudan's army has led to tens of thousands of deaths over the past 22 months and created what the UN calls one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.Eyewitnesses reported that artillery fire came from western Omdurman, where the RSF maintains control. The explosion caused chaos at Al Nao Hospital, which was flooded with injured patients. Medical staff shortages have made […]

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Kumasi Faces Water Shortage Amid Power Cuts.

Residents in parts of the Greater Kumasi area are experiencing water shortages as taps run dry due to power fluctuations affecting water production. For the past three days, communities like Atonsu and Tafo have had to rely on alternative water sources, such as underground wells, for daily use. Officials from Ghana Water Limited confirmed there is no water scarcity, attributing the disruption to recent power cuts. The Electricity Company of Ghana has explained that the power cuts are caused by the overheating of cables during the upgrade of distribution lines. The ongoing issues are creating significant inconvenience, with local residents struggling to manage their daily routines, including getting children to school. Efforts are underway to improve the situation by coordinating with power distributors.

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DR Congo Urges Arsenal, PSG, and Bayern to Drop ‘Blood-Stained’ Rwanda Sponsorship.

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has called on Arsenal, Bayern Munich, and Paris St-Germain (PSG) to cut ties with Rwanda’s "Visit Rwanda" sponsorship, citing humanitarian concerns linked to the ongoing crisis in eastern DRC.This appeal follows reports that M23 rebels, allegedly backed by Rwanda, have seized Goma, the largest city in eastern DRC, forcing over 400,000 people to flee their homes. A UN report claims Rwanda's army is effectively controlling M23 operations, further intensifying tensions.DRC's Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner has written to the clubs’ owners, questioning the morality of their deals with Visit Rwanda, which she claims is funded by illicit minerals from DRC. She urged them to sever ties if not for their conscience, then for the victims of Rwanda’s actions.Rwanda has dismissed allegations of sportswashing, arguing its sponsorships are meant to boost tourism. However, human rights […]

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GFA Suspends Ghana Premier League After Fan Dies in Violent Incident.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has suspended all Ghana Premier League games following the tragic death of an Asante Kotoko fan during a violent incident at the Nsoatreman vs. Kotoko match on February 1, 2025. The deceased, identified as Francis "Pooley" Frimpong, was killed after a brawl broke out in the stadium.In response, the GFA postponed Matchday 20 to allow time for engagement with relevant stakeholders and to assess the incident. The move aims to ensure the safety of fans and prevent future violence in the league.Eyewitnesses reported that the violence escalated after a confrontation between Kotoko officials and supporters, leading to chaos and the tragic death of Pooley. The GFA has vowed to take decisive action to address the situation and improve football safety in Ghana.

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