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Mahama on LGBT Bill: Education Over Legislation.

President John Dramani Mahama has called for the reintroduction of an LGBTQ bill, emphasizing that it should be a government-sponsored initiative rather than a private member’s bill. Speaking during a meeting with the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference in Accra, Mahama reflected on the failed anti-LGBTQ bill from the 8th Parliament, explaining that the bill expired with the previous government.Mahama noted that a consensus-driven government-backed bill would foster broader consultation and public agreement. He also argued that teaching family values in schools could eliminate the need for such legislation altogether.During the 2024 campaign, Mahama said he would have reviewed the controversial bill thoroughly before signing it into law, if elected. He stressed that any future bill must align with African culture, religious beliefs, and Ghanaian societal values. The Catholic Bishops reaffirmed their support for the bill and encouraged Mahama to reintroduce […]

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Kpandai Farmer Appeals for Help After Losing GH¢7,000 Yam Harvest in Mysterious Fire.

A devastating fire has left 35-year-old farmer Sampson Nakuwu and his family in Kpandai, Northern Region, reeling after losing their entire yam harvest. The fire destroyed over 1,400 tubers of yam and more than 5,000 yam sets just before the new year, wiping out an investment of GH¢7,000.Nakuwu, speaking to Graphic Online, recounted the traumatic incident, saying, “I was somewhere harvesting yam, and before I could realize it, the whole shed was on fire. Two children were rescued from the shed, but I don’t know what caused the fire.”The loss has left him unable to repay the loan he took to finance his farm. With his family of seven facing financial hardship, Nakuwu expressed concern about how to rebuild his life.“This was supposed to be a time of joy, but instead, it has brought misery. Without help, I don’t know […]

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Mahama Picks 10 Regional Minister Nominees for Approval.

President John Dramani Mahama has submitted a list of ten nominees for parliamentary approval as regional ministers. These nominees represent regions including Oti, Volta, Eastern, Northern, North East, Upper East, Ashanti, Ahafo, Savannah, and Greater Accra.Notably, Linda Obenewaa Akweley Ocloo, the nominee for Greater Accra, is the only non-executive member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) among the group. She is currently the Member of Parliament for Shai Osudoku.While six regions—Western, Western North, Central, Bono, Bono East, and Upper West—still await nominations, the appointees so far include seasoned professionals and politicians with diverse expertise in governance, education, health, law, and public service.Some nominees, such as Ali Adolf John for the Northern Region, have already received widespread support in their regions. Parliament’s Appointment Committee has begun vetting nominees, with three awaiting final approval.

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ECG Launches “Operation Keep the Lights On” to Recover Revenue.

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced a revenue mobilization exercise, "Operation Keep the Lights On," set to run from January 15 to January 31, 2025. This initiative targets customers with arrears and includes prepaid meter inspections to ensure compliance.In a statement, ECG reminded the public that reconnecting after disconnection without authorization is a crime. The company plans to redeploy senior staff to maximize efforts during the exercise while ensuring that essential customer services remain available.ECG also urged public cooperation and highlighted that the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission’s LI (2413) grants them access to installations for effective operations.

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Ho Water Crisis Deepens as Residents Search for Alternatives.

The water crisis in Ho, the Volta Regional capital, has reached alarming levels, leaving residents in a state of despair. Despite a temporary restoration of water supply earlier this month, the Kpeve Water Head Works' pump broke down again, leaving many areas, including Peki, Have, and Ziavi, without water. The situation has worsened, with dried-up wells and boreholes, causing significant disruptions to daily life. Hotels and hospitals are struggling with limited water resources, and residents are queuing at public boreholes. Ghana Water Company officials are urgently trying to source a replacement pump, but there’s no clear timeline for when the water supply will be restored.

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Akatsi North Chiefs Urge Mahama to Complete Abandoned Projects.

Traditional authorities from the Akatsi North District in the Volta Region have appealed to President John Mahama to fulfill his pledge to complete several long-abandoned projects in the district. The chiefs, led by six Paramount Chiefs, emphasized that these projects, which include critical roads such as the Ave-Dakpa to Akatsi road and the Ave-Afiadenyigba to Korve road, are vital for the community's development and the livelihoods of its residents.The abandoned market store project at the Ave-Dakpa market, initiated under Mahama's previous administration, was also highlighted. The chiefs urged the president to consider completing these initiatives for the betterment of the district.Additionally, the chiefs recommended Hon. Peter Nortsu Kotoe, the MP for Akatsi North and a seasoned educationist, for the position of Minister of Education. Kotoe’s extensive experience as Ranking Member on the Education Committee in the 8th Parliament has earned […]

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Stephen Appiah Returns to Black Stars Management Committee Ahead of 2026 World Cup.

Former Black Stars captain, Stephen Appiah, has been invited by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to rejoin the reconstituted Black Stars management committee ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, set to begin in March.Led by GFA President Kurt Okraku, the committee's reformation is in progress, with key individuals such as Dr Randy Abbey, who will chair the committee, and Appiah, among the potential members. Richard Duah Nsenkyire, CEO of Ghana Premier League side Samartex, and Samuel Aboabri, Chairman of the Greater Accra Regional Football Association, are also expected to join.Despite Appiah's past reservations about the way appointments were handled, he is currently in discussions regarding his return. His concerns were previously shared with the relevant authorities and are expected to be addressed before final confirmation.Further appointments may include a technical director to assist Otto Addo and a team psychologist, […]

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Southampton Manager Ivan Juric Vows to Keep Kamaldeen Sulemana After FA Cup Heroics.

Southampton's manager, Ivan Juric, is eager to retain Ghanaian forward Kamaldeen Sulemana after his standout performance in the FA Cup.Sulemana scored once and provided an assist in Southampton's 3-0 victory over Swansea City on January 12, 2025. Despite struggling for game time and facing injury setbacks earlier, his recent form has given hope for a successful future at the club. Juric expressed his belief in the winger's potential, citing his past experience and growth as a player.Juric is optimistic that Sulemana's resurgence can help Southampton avoid relegation.

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Tragic Deaths of Two Siblings Locked in Water Drum in Takoradi.

In a heartbreaking incident in Takoradi, two siblings, aged 12 and 8, tragically lost their lives after being locked inside a water drum by their 6-year-old sister. The incident occurred on January 9, 2025, when the children were playing in their home.According to reports, the children climbed into the drum in the family’s kitchen and asked their younger sister to close the lid. Unfortunately, she was unable to open it again when they became trapped inside. The children were discovered unconscious and rushed to the Takoradi Government Hospital, but they were pronounced dead on arrival.The police have initiated an investigation into the circumstances of the incident, with early findings suggesting the children’s play led to the tragic accident.

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Volta Region’s Movie Industry Needs Investment to Thrive.

The movie industry in the Volta Region has been struggling for years, lacking the investment and public interest needed for growth. Stakeholders, including Eunice Dake, Festival Director of the Wova International Film Festival, attribute this stagnation to a lack of financial backing and insufficient understanding of the business side of filmmaking. Dake emphasized the region’s potential and the importance of using the Ewe language properly in films to attract both local and international audiences.Efforts are being made to revive the industry, including organizing training and masterclasses for local filmmakers, as well as exchange programs with global industry professionals. The Wova International Film Festival showcased films like Black Morning, Half the Pain, and Sesime, and aimed to inspire local talents and attract investors. Local actor Koku Lumor called for more awareness and quality improvements in filmmaking to push the industry forward.

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