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Rising Road Accidents Claim Over 10 Lives in Oti Region.

The Oti Region recorded 41 road crashes between January and September 2024, involving 53 vehicles, including 20 commercial vehicles, 10 private cars, and 23 motorcycles. These incidents resulted in 10 deaths and 78 injuries, a marked increase from the previous year.According to Ms. Theresa Agyeman, Acting Regional Head of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), speeding and wrongful overtaking, particularly by motorcyclists, were key contributors to the rise in accidents. Motorcycles were involved in 43.4% of crashes, followed by commercial vehicles at 37.74%, and private vehicles at 18.87%.August saw the highest number of crashes with eight, while April and July recorded the highest fatalities, with three deaths each. Alarmingly, pedestrian knockdowns also rose sharply, with nine cases reported, a 125% increase from 2023.To combat the issue, the NRSA has partnered with police to intensify road safety campaigns and educate motorcyclists […]

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Game-Changer: Students Create Battery-Powered Fufu Machine.

The Akyem Vocational and Technical Institute (AVTI) in the Eastern Region has unveiled a groundbreaking battery-powered fufu-making machine at its inaugural graduation ceremony. Designed by students and tutors, the machine simplifies the labor-intensive process of making fufu while being efficient, quiet, and eco-friendly.Unlike traditional machines, this innovation is designed to work seamlessly during power outages, making it a practical solution for homes and communities across Ghana. The project involved expertise from multiple disciplines, including metal fabrication, electrical engineering, and control systems, showcasing the students' technical skills.Speaking at the event, AVTI Vice Principal Ben Blanton Gidisu emphasized the school’s mission to develop local technologies that improve lives and drive economic growth. The ceremony also celebrated 93 students who completed training in various fields, including welding, plumbing, and electrical installation.Newmont Akyem’s Senior Manager, Derek Boateng, lauded the institute's achievements and reaffirmed the […]

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Court Orders Police to Verify Gender of Alleged Fraudster.

An Accra Circuit Court has instructed the police to determine the gender of Christabel Suphiar Sarkodie Tuffour, an accused fraudster, to decide whether she should be placed in a male or female cell. Tuffour, a radiologist, is facing five counts of defrauding 15 individuals by false pretenses, collecting €42,889, £8,500, $5,000, and GH¢230,000 while falsely promising visas to Germany and Canada.Prosecutors revealed that Tuffour and her accomplice, Ebenezer, used deceptive tactics, including fake marriage claims, to scam victims desperate to travel abroad. The accused refused to cooperate with a police inspection to confirm her gender, creating confusion during court proceedings, where she was initially addressed as male.Tuffour claimed she handed the money to Ebenezer, who denied receiving it. The court has directed the police to resolve the gender uncertainty as part of ongoing investigations.

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Tragedy Strikes Nigeria: Food Distribution Events Turn Fatal.

A series of deadly crowd crushes during free food distribution events in Nigeria have left over 70 people dead this week. The most recent incident occurred in Okija, where 22 lives were lost during a Christmas charity event distributing rice and vegetable oil.On the same day, 10 people, including four children, died at a Catholic church in Abuja when the crowd forced its way through the gates. Earlier in the week, a carnival in Ibadan turned tragic as 35 children were killed in a stampede involving over 5,000 attendees.The Nigerian government, alongside police authorities, has urged event organizers to enforce proper crowd control measures to prevent future incidents. President Bola Tinubu has expressed grief over the tragedies, canceled his official engagements, and called for stricter oversight of charity events.Amnesty International Nigeria highlighted the worsening hunger and economic conditions as root […]

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OB Amponsah Makes History with 4,000 Fans at Bukom Boxing Arena.

OB Amponsah, Ghana's renowned optometrist and comedian, made history on December 21, 2024, by filling the 4,000-capacity Bukom Boxing Arena for his 10th anniversary comedy show. This marks a groundbreaking achievement as the first Ghanaian comedian to sell out such a large venue.OB wowed fans with hilarious jokes on topics ranging from politics and relationships to taboo subjects, showcasing his bold comedic style. Other comedians, including DKB, Jacinta, and Lekzy DeComic, joined the stage, with Lekzy earning praise for his stellar MC performance. International acts from Canada, the USA, and Botswana added global flair to the event.Dignitaries like David Dontoh and Ama K Abebrese were also present to witness the milestone. The event has redefined Ghana’s comedy landscape, proving its growing influence and potential.

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Jackie Appiah Transforms into a Fearless Drug Queenpin in New Movie.

Award-winning Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah has stepped out of her comfort zone to embrace an exciting new challenge in the movie "Everyone Loves Jenifa," currently screening at Silverbird Cinemas in Accra. Known for her romantic roles, Jackie now plays Bebe, a powerful and ruthless drug baron who commands a lethal network of criminals.In a recent interview at a promotional Meet and Greet event, Jackie shared her enthusiasm for taking on such a bold and demanding role. She explained that the opportunity to showcase a different side of her talent was too intriguing to pass up. “Every character is challenging, but this one was particularly exciting because it’s not my usual type of role,” she said.Jackie's portrayal of Bebe reveals a strikingly calm yet intimidating woman, feared for her no-nonsense attitude and unrelenting pursuit of success. The film also explores societal […]

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Kenyan Whistleblower Exposes Airport Deal, Sparks National Change.

Nelson Amenya, a 30-year-old Kenyan business student studying in France, has been lauded for uncovering a controversial airport deal involving Kenya and India's Adani Group. The proposed $2 billion lease to modernize Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) raised concerns as documents revealed unfair terms that would burden Kenya’s economy while benefiting the multinational.Amenya, already recognized as an anti-corruption activist, took a bold step by leaking the documents on social media in July. His revelation led to widespread outrage, strikes by JKIA workers, and allegations of corruption against Kenyan authorities. Despite threats to his safety and defamation lawsuits, Amenya refused to back down, insisting that his actions were a duty to his country.Although Kenya canceled the airport deal following US allegations of bribery against Adani’s founder, Amenya continues to face personal and legal challenges. Yet, his bravery has inspired many to […]

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Only NPP looting Squad unhappy about ORAL – Ablakwa

The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, is gaining widespread support among Ghanaians outside the ruling NPP. ORAL seeks to recover state assets allegedly misused under the current administration.Ablakwa emphasized that ORAL is a non-partisan effort to restore accountability and ensure public resources are used for the benefit of all. He encouraged citizens to provide credible information on suspected corruption cases and reiterated that the mission is rooted in fairness, justice, and the responsible use of state wealth.The initiative includes plans to review public records, collaborate with international partners, and pursue legal action to reclaim misappropriated assets. Ablakwa remains optimistic about achieving the team’s goals despite resistance from some quarters.He assured the public that ORAL is a national cause and called for collective action to safeguard Ghana’s future.

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Ghana Standards Authority Cracks Down on Substandard Goods.

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has launched a nationwide initiative to combat the sale of substandard, fake, and unapproved goods during the Christmas season and beyond. A team of 300 Trading Standards Inspectors (TSIs), specially trained and licensed under the GSA Act 2022 (Act 1078), has been deployed to markets, supermarkets, and filling stations in major cities, including Accra, Kumasi, Tema, and Takoradi.These inspectors have the authority to check product quality, verify weights and volumes, gather evidence for prosecution, and conduct public education. Recognizable by their uniforms and ID cards, the TSIs are fully vetted and trained to ensure accountability and transparency in their operations.Professor Alexander Dodoo, the Director-General of the GSA, emphasized the inspectors’ expertise, noting they surpass their international counterparts and are dedicated to protecting consumers and maintaining high standards. The GSA has partnered with stakeholders, including the […]

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NPP Secures 7 Out of 9 Disputed Seats in Recount.

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has finalized the recount of results for seven out of nine constituencies with disputed parliamentary outcomes, declaring victories for the New Patriotic Party (NPP). The constituencies include Nsawam-Adoagyiri, Ahafo Ano South West, Ahafo Ano North, Obuasi East, Tema Central, and Techiman South.The recount overturned earlier outcomes that favored the National Democratic Congress (NDC). However, the results for Dome-Kwabenya and Ablekuma North are still pending due to missing documents and unresolved issues with pink sheets.Key NPP candidates who won include Frank Annor-Dompreh, Patrick Yaw Boamah, and Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah. The party's total parliamentary seats now stand at 89, up from an initial 82.The exercise, which took place under tight security, faced protests from the NDC, with some candidates challenging the process and filing applications in court. Despite the controversies, the EC emphasized its commitment to […]

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