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Dzifa Gomashie Appointed Minister-Designate for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts.

President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Member of Parliament for Ketu South, as the Minister-designate for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts. The appointment, made on January 16, 2025, highlights a focus on strengthening Ghana’s rich cultural heritage and creative industry.Gomashie, a renowned actress, politician, and advocate for the arts, brings a wealth of experience to the role. With a background in both theatre and community development, she aims to integrate Ghana's creative arts into broader tourism and economic growth strategies.Her academic credentials, including a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and a Doctorate in Leadership, complement her track record as a former Deputy Minister for the sector.

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Mahama Faces Backlash Over Anti-LGBTQ Bill U-Turn.

President John Dramani Mahama is under fire from Assin South MP, Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, for allegedly backtracking on his campaign promise to pass the Family Values Bill.Rev. Fordjour, a strong advocate for the bill, accused Mahama of betraying Ghanaians by suggesting the promotion of family values through education rather than legislation. Speaking in an interview, he expressed plans to reintroduce the bill in Parliament, highlighting its legality as confirmed by the Supreme Court and its importance in safeguarding Ghanaian cultural norms.The MP emphasized the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) unwavering support for the bill and criticized Mahama for shifting focus after gaining an overwhelming parliamentary majority. He vowed that the bill would return to the legislative floor and urged Ghanaians to hold the President accountable for what he called a breach of trust.

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Officers Brutally Attacked by Mob in Akrofuom.

A police constable and three Community Assistance Police (CAP) officers were viciously attacked by a mob of approximately 50 people in Akrofuom on January 15, 2025. The officers, part of the Obuasi Divisional Police Command, were attempting to arrest a suspect, Sibuba, for allegedly threatening harm against a complainant.During the arrest, the suspect requested to make a phone call to inform his family. Shortly after, a mob armed with various weapons arrived, overpowering and assaulting the officers. The attackers confiscated an AK47 rifle from one of the officers and left them severely injured in a nearby bush.Reinforcements later arrived to rescue the injured personnel, who were rushed to the Obuasi Government Hospital. They have since been discharged. Police have confirmed that the stolen rifle was recovered following the incident.This attack underscores rising challenges in maintaining law and order in the […]

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Driver Caught on CCTV Stealing Phones Faces Court Charges.

A 20-year-old driver, Kwabena Gyimah, nicknamed "69," has been arraigned before an Accra Circuit Court for stealing mobile phones from a journalist and two others at Sakumono, Community 17.Captured on CCTV, Gyimah was seen entering the journalist’s property, leading to three charges of unlawful entry and stealing. His accomplice, known as “Coded,” remains at large.The court, presided over by Mr. Samuel Bright Acquah, granted Gyimah a GHC 50,000 bail with three sureties and ordered weekly reporting to the police. The case has been adjourned to February 4, 2025.Police investigations recovered one stolen phone from a shop at Kwame Nkrumah Circle, while Gyimah admitted in his statement to selling all the stolen items to “Coded.”

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Lilwin Spends Over $40,000 on Ramsey Noah for ‘A Country Called Ghana’.

Ghanaian actor and producer Kwadwo Nkansah, also known as Lilwin, revealed he spent over $40,000 to feature Nigerian actor Ramsey Noah in his film A Country Called Ghana. In a conversation with Zionfelix, Lilwin shared the challenges of managing the film's budget, explaining that despite his efforts, some stars demanded too high a fee for participation.Lilwin also highlighted the substantial promotion costs, noting that he spent over one million Ghana cedis on the campaign, which included billboards, T-shirts, and even purchasing a Benz for visibility. His promotional efforts contributed to the movie's successful premieres in Accra and Kumasi.Despite the high investment, Lilwin remains committed to his vision of elevating Ghanaian cinema, making A Country Called Ghana a major topic of conversation in the industry.

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Apaak Warns Against Interfering with School Food Distribution.

Clement Apaak, the Builsa South MP overseeing food distribution to address shortages in Senior High Schools, has issued a strict warning to those attempting to disrupt the process.He revealed that the operation, directed by President John Mahama, involves distributing rice and other essentials to over 900 secondary and TVET institutions across the country, starting in Greater Accra.Military and police trucks, alongside private volunteer vehicles, are transporting the food, all under heavy security. Apaak emphasized that any interference would be met with legal consequences, assuring the public that the initiative is being closely coordinated by key government agencies to ensure its success.

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Gunmen Attack Military-Escorted Cargo Truck in Bawku.

Gunmen ambushed a cargo truck traveling under military escort in Bawku's Missiga suburb on January 16. The truck, en route from Kulungugu to Bawku township, was fired upon by attackers hiding nearby before they fled the scene.Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Despite the attack, military officials in Bawku have declined to comment but have not denied the incident.This event underscores the ongoing insecurity in Bawku, where similar assaults on vehicles, even under escort, are frequent. These incidents are linked to the long-standing chieftaincy conflict between the Kusasi and Mamprusi factions in the Upper East Region.

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Two Arrested for Suspected Ritual Murder in Akatsi North District.

Two suspects, Dzagey William and Agbemenyo Yao, have been arrested in Korve, Akatsi North District, Volta Region, over a suspected ritual murder. They are accused of killing Agbodzi Konor, removing his organs, and hiding the body parts.Agbodzi went missing on January 10, 2025, after leaving to cut firewood. His body was discovered after his girlfriend, who witnessed the murder, reported to the police. The girlfriend revealed Dzagey, her ex-husband, shot Agbodzi and allowed her to leave after threatening her to remain silent.The incident has sparked outrage, with Dzagey being accused of harboring political and personal grievances against the victim. Police investigations are ongoing, while the family appeals for justice and the release of the corpse for burial.The body and the organs have been deposited at St. Anthony’s Hospital morgue in Dzodze.

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Walewale Residents Injured in Alleged Military Assault.

Dozens of residents in Walewale, North East Region, have reportedly sustained serious injuries following a violent operation by armed military personnel. Witnesses say the soldiers forced people to lie down, beat them with wire cans, and subjected some to brutal treatment using mesh wire.Victims, including shopkeepers and NDC supporters, suffered fractures and lacerations, with at least two receiving care from a traditional bone specialist.The motive for the attack remains unclear, but police sources suggest it may be tied to the burning of a truck transporting vegetables, allegedly linked to the ongoing Bawku conflict.One victim, a motorbike mechanic, recounted being attacked with his customers while working. Another, a 67-year-old NDC supporter, accused the military of acting on false allegations and called on regional NDC leadership to intervene.The town is now reeling from the incident, with calls for accountability and a thorough […]

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Reviving South Tongu’s Mat Weaving Craft for Economic Growth.

In Aglokpovia, a community in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region, mat weaving has been a cherished tradition and a vital source of income for generations. This craft, mainly upheld by women, symbolizes resilience and skill but struggles to reach its full economic potential due to outdated tools, lack of market access, and insufficient investment.Assemblywoman Victoria Dzekloe highlights the challenges, noting that many mats remain unsold due to the absence of a centralized market or proper storage. She envisions a state-of-the-art mat weaving centre to serve as a production hub, marketplace, and gateway to regional and international markets.The proposed centre would not only empower women economically but also preserve this cultural heritage while promoting eco-friendly, sustainable products. Dzekloe calls on local authorities, NGOs, and development partners to support this transformative project, which promises to uplift the community and […]

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