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Fire Breaks Out Near Akosombo Dam, Concerns Rise.

A fire has been reported near the Akosombo Dam in the Eastern Region, causing concern due to the potential risks to the area.The cause of the fire is not yet known, and authorities have not provided details on the extent of the damage or the specific areas affected.Eyewitnesses are urging the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to act quickly to prevent the blaze from spreading further. Given the importance of the Akosombo Dam as a critical resource for both water and energy in the country, there is heightened anxiety surrounding the situation.The GNFS has since reassured the public that the dam is safe, and there is no cause for alarm.

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Fire Displaces Dozens in Nima-Moke Slum.

A devastating fire in Nima-Moke, a slum in Ashanti Region’s Asokore Mampong Municipality, has left dozens of residents homeless. The fire, which broke out around 4:30 p.m. on January 17, 2025, destroyed over 50 wooden homes and displaced families.Eyewitnesses report that most of the residents were away at local markets during the blaze, unable to salvage their belongings. The fire spread rapidly, exacerbated by the area's highly combustible materials. This tragedy follows a similar fire that occurred in the area in 2020, further deepening the community’s hardships.

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Kenyan Minister Accuses Intelligence Agency of Son’s Abduction,

Kenya’s Public Service Cabinet Secretary, Justin Muturi, has alleged that the country’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) was responsible for his son’s abduction in June 2024. Muturi claimed that President William Ruto intervened to secure his son Leslie's release after NIS Director Noordin Haji confirmed holding him.This public criticism has made Muturi the first cabinet member to challenge the government’s handling of Kenya’s recent wave of abductions, with at least 80 cases reported in the last six months.Muturi recounted desperate efforts to find his son, including contacting top security officials, but received no help until speaking directly to the president. The incident has sparked speculation about internal government divisions and calls for Muturi’s resignation by pro-government figures.President Ruto has previously vowed to end abductions, though critics claim little has changed.

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Ho Water Crisis: Private Vendors Profit as Residents Struggle.

A persistent water shortage in Ho and surrounding areas in the Volta Region has left residents relying on private vendors as the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) grapples with a faulty pump.Despite repair efforts at the Kpeve headworks on January 6, 2025, the pump broke down again days later, deepening the crisis. Many residents, including those in hard-hit areas like Komkompe, now depend on shallow wells, boreholes, and private water vendors to meet their needs.To alleviate the situation, some organizations, like Christ Resurrection Power Chapel International, have stepped in to provide water for free or at minimal cost. Meanwhile, opportunistic individuals, such as Amenyo Dordor, have shifted to water delivery services, capitalizing on the high demand despite increased strain on their equipment.Food vendors have also been severely affected, traveling long distances for clean water to ensure safe cooking. Residents are […]

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Serwaa Amihere Opens Up About Depression Following Leaked Video.

Ghanaian broadcaster Serwaa Amihere has shared her emotional journey of coping with depression after an intimate video allegedly involving her was leaked in 2024. At the Ignite Youth Empowerment Thanksgiving Service, Serwaa discussed the personal impact of the incident, revealing how it led to a difficult period for her.During the service, Serwaa reflected on the emotional toll, stating, "I was depressed and crying at home that day." She explained that her close friend, Obuobia Darko-Opoku, played a crucial role in helping her navigate the emotional strain. Obuobia’s thoughtful gesture of taking Serwaa to buy ice cream and offering support was a lifeline during a time when Serwaa felt isolated.Despite the turmoil, Serwaa expressed deep gratitude for Obuobia’s unwavering kindness, saying, "It did me a lot of good." She also emphasized the importance of making wise decisions, warning young people that […]

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Man Butchers 6-Year-Old Son at Antwiriifo, Shot Dead While Fleeing.

A tragic incident unfolded at Antwiriifo near Dormaa-Ahenkro in the Bono Region, where a 35-year-old man fatally butchered his six-year-old son with a cutlass.The suspect was gunned down by a Customs Officer while attempting to flee the scene, according to a police statement.Police reported that they received information about the gruesome act last Wednesday, finding the lifeless bodies of both the boy and the suspect upon arriving at the location.The reasons behind the man’s actions remain unclear as investigations are set to commence.This tragic case has sparked shock and grief among residents of the community.

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K.T. Hammond Sues Captain Smart Over Defamation Allegations.

K.T. Hammond, former MP for Adansi Asokwa, has filed a defamation lawsuit against broadcaster Captain Smart. The suit stems from remarks made during an Onua TV broadcast, accusing Hammond of making tribal comments about a rival's election win.The controversy followed Hammond's loss in the December 2024 parliamentary elections to NDC’s Godwin Animli Dorgbadzi Dorani. Captain Smart and his co-host attributed the alleged tribal remarks to Hammond, who has denied the accusations, stating that they tarnish his reputation and paint him as a tribalist unwilling to accept defeat.Hammond seeks damages, an injunction on further defamatory remarks, a public apology, removal of defamatory content, and coverage of legal costs.

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Mahama Visits Gambia and Senegal to Bolster Regional Ties.

President John Dramani Mahama has embarked on a diplomatic visit to The Gambia and Senegal to express gratitude for their leaders' presence at his recent inauguration.In Banjul, The Gambian capital, President Mahama was warmly received by President Adama Barrow at the airport and later hosted at a state luncheon. The two leaders held a private meeting to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and fostering closer ties between Ghana and The Gambia.Following his engagements in The Gambia, President Mahama is set to visit Senegal to meet President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye in Dakar. The trip underscores Ghana’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with neighboring West African countries.President Mahama will return to Ghana after concluding his discussions in Senegal.

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Nyantakyi Demands GH₵10M in Defamation Suit.

Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kwesi Nyantakyi has filed a GH₵10 million defamation lawsuit against four parties, including renowned sports journalist Dan Kwaku Yeboah, Despite Company Limited, ADPU Advertiser & Publisher Solutions Limited, and Ringier Ghana Limited.Nyantakyi alleges that false and malicious statements made by the defendants tarnished his reputation, suggesting criminal misconduct during his tenure as GFA President. The lawsuit, submitted to the Accra High Court, seeks a retraction, a public apology, and a permanent injunction preventing further defamatory statements.Justice Ali Baba Abature, presiding over the case, has directed the defendants to respond within the legal timeframe.

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Bright Simons Alleges Bank Warned Mahama Over Ministerial Nominee Under Investigation.

Bright Simons, Vice President of IMANI Ghana, has claimed that an international bank confidentially alerted President John Dramani Mahama about adverse investigations involving one of his ministerial nominees. According to a post shared by Mr. Simons on X (formerly Twitter), the bank warned that the investigation's outcomes might become public, potentially causing distractions and undermining the credibility of the Office of the President.Mr. Simons further noted that the new government must avoid a chain of scandals that could erode public trust and goodwill. He urged the President to carefully consider the nominee's appointment to maintain the moral high ground.The allegations come amidst growing public scrutiny over President Mahama's ministerial appointments, as stakeholders call for a transparent and scandal-free administration.

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