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Baba Sadiq and Ebi Bright Lose Parliamentary Seats After Re-Collation.

Two prominent figures in Ghana’s creative industry, Baba Sadiq and actress Ebi Bright, will not make it to Parliament following the Electoral Commission's re-collation of disputed parliamentary results.Baba Sadiq, who was initially declared winner of the Okaikoi Central seat with 15,383 votes, lost to incumbent MP Patrick Yaw Boamah (NPP), who retained his seat with 21,099 votes against Sadiq's 19,368.Similarly, Ebi Bright, previously declared winner of the Tema Central seat with a narrow margin of 118 votes, fell short after re-collation. NPP’s Charles Forson emerged victorious with 18,870 votes, surpassing Bright's 18,815.The re-collation, ordered by the Accra High Court, was conducted amidst tight security and affected nine constituencies, including Dome-Kwabenya, Obuasi East, and Techiman South. Both Baba Sadiq and Ebi Bright have expressed concerns about the process, with Sadiq accusing the EC of malpractice.

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Fire Incidents Surge by 6.43% in Ghana — GNFS Reports.

Ghana experienced a 6.43% increase in fire cases this year, rising from 5,258 in 2023 to 5,596 in 2024, according to the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS). The spike was largely attributed to harsh harmattan conditions early in the year. Fire incidents peaked in February with 917 cases but dropped significantly in March and July before climbing again in November due to public non-compliance with fire safety guidelines.Chief Fire Officer Julius Kuunuor commended public efforts, noting that 30% of fires were extinguished by citizens, thanks to GNFS's awareness campaigns. Speaking at the GNFS Nine Lessons and Carols event, Kuunuor highlighted the service’s response to 524 traffic accidents, 156 rescue operations, and efforts to prepare for emergencies during the festive season.The Interior Minister assured the GNFS of government support, including modern tools and training, while urging increased public education on fire […]

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Kumasi Shoppers Switch Focus After Elections.

Christmas shopping in Kumasi took a unique turn this year, as many residents delayed their purchases due to uncertainties surrounding the December 7 elections. Prior to the polls, the focus was on stocking up on essential food items like gari, beans, and rice, with fears of post-election violence or a potential lockdown driving the demand. Prices of these staples surged, with some even doubling due to high demand and shortages.However, once the elections concluded peacefully, shoppers quickly shifted their attention to Christmas essentials like clothes, shoes, and decorations. Traders selling festive items have since enjoyed a significant boom, with some reporting record-breaking sales compared to the months before.Meanwhile, traffic congestion and overcrowding in Kumasi's central business district persist, exacerbated by the relocation of traders due to ongoing redevelopment projects. Despite the challenges, the city remains abuzz with shoppers preparing for […]

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Actress Benyiwaa of ‘Efiewura’ TV Series Dies.

Mercy Little Smith, the beloved Ghanaian actress known for her role as Benyiwaa in the popular TV series Efiewura, has passed away. She died on December 17, 2024, with the news confirmed on the official Efiewura Facebook page on December 18.Benyiwaa, a character celebrated for her vibrant personality and role as the wife of Lawyer Kabou, became an iconic figure in Ghanaian television. Mercy’s portrayal of the character won the hearts of viewers across the country.The cause of her death has not been disclosed at this time. Fans and colleagues have expressed their condolences, remembering her significant contribution to Ghanaian television.

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Bishop Salifu Amoako’s son gets six-month sentence.

A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced to six months at a Senior Correctional Centre after causing a tragic accident in East Legon that claimed the lives of two young girls. The boy, the son of Bishop Elisha Salifu Amoako, founder of Alive Chapel International, was driving his mother’s Jaguar F-Pace Sport without a license when he lost control during a convoy of friends. The crash resulted in a violent collision with another vehicle, which led to a fire. The boy, who initially denied the charges, later pleaded guilty to manslaughter, dangerous driving, and more. The court also fined his parents GH₵12,000 for negligence and ordered Bishop Amoako to pay for the damages caused.

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Jessica Opare-Saforo Warns Men: Avoid Obsessing Over One Woman.

Jessica Opare-Saforo, a renowned Ghanaian media personality and YouTuber, has shared her perspective on the dangers of men becoming overly fixated on a single woman. In a candid video that has sparked online conversations, she warns against the pitfalls of putting all your energy into one person, which can lead to heartbreak and self-neglect.She explains how quickly obsession can develop, leading men to disregard their personal lives and standards. Jessica emphasizes that women can sense when a man is too invested, which often leads to one-sided emotional situations. She urges men to focus on their own goals, as obsessing over someone can cause them to lose sight of their own aspirations and happiness.Her straightforward advice has resonated with many, encouraging men to avoid losing themselves in the pursuit of a single relationship.

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Bawumia Reflects on NPP Loss, Vows to Investigate Low Voter Turnout.

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has addressed the New Patriotic Party (NPP) communications team following their defeat in the December 7 presidential election. Speaking at his residence, he attributed the loss to low voter turnout among NPP supporters, which he described as a nationwide issue.Dr. Bawumia revealed that although the campaign efforts showed signs of victory, over two million party supporters stayed away from the polls. He emphasized the need for thorough research to understand the reasons behind the apathy, stating that the party has the tools to investigate at the polling station level.Despite the setback, he praised the communications team for dominating digital platforms during the campaign. However, he noted challenges in traditional media coverage. As the party transitions into opposition, Dr. Bawumia urged members to remain focused, assuring them of better strategies moving forward.

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Citizen Calls for Chief Justice’s Removal Over Alleged Misconduct.

A Ghanaian citizen, Prof. Stephen Kwaku Asare, has filed a formal petition requesting President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to remove Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo from office. The petition, dated December 17, 2024, accuses the Chief Justice of misbehavior and incompetence in her administrative role as the judiciary’s head.Prof. Asare claims the Chief Justice violated constitutional procedures by independently recommending five judges for Supreme Court appointments, bypassing the Judicial Council’s advisory role outlined in Article 144(2) of the 1992 Constitution. He also cited examples of alleged arbitrary judge transfers and panel reconstitutions, suggesting these actions undermined judicial impartiality and public trust.Other allegations include issuing unauthorized practice directions, financial mismanagement, and decisions perceived as unreasonable or influenced by external forces. Prof. Asare contends that these actions amount to “stated misbehavior” and meet the constitutional grounds for removal under Article 146(1).The process […]

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Mahama Defends Anti-Corruption Plan as Focused, Not Vindictive.

President-elect John Dramani Mahama has assured Ghanaians that his "Operation Recover All Loot" (ORAL) initiative aims to address corruption transparently, not target political opponents. During a meeting with the Canadian High Commissioner, Mahama clarified that the initiative is about gathering evidence for established state agencies to prosecute corrupt officials and restore public trust.The ORAL committee, working without cost to taxpayers, will act as a central point for evidence collection. Mahama emphasized that this effort will not replace state institutions but will complement their work.Beyond anti-corruption, Mahama outlined plans to revitalize agriculture through agro-processing, reform Ghana’s struggling energy sector, and introduce private-sector partnerships to stabilize food supply chains. He criticized the outgoing government for mismanaging the energy sector, resulting in a $2.5 billion debt.The Canadian High Commissioner expressed optimism for stronger ties between the nations, advocating for a direct flight between […]

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61% of Ghanaians Considering Emigration – Afrobarometer Survey.

A new Afrobarometer survey, conducted in August 2024, revealed that 61% of Ghanaians are considering emigrating, citing economic hardship as the primary driver. This marks a significant rise from 41% in 2017.Out of the 61%, 44% have thought about it "a lot", while 17% have given it some or little consideration. Among these, the desire for work opportunities (44%) and economic stability remain the leading motivations. Other factors include tourism (3%), better business prospects (3%), and education (2%).Demographics of Potential Emigrants:Educated individuals are the most likely to leave, with 78% of post-secondary graduates considering emigration.The youth, aged 18-35 years, make up 72% of those with emigration thoughts.Unemployed people (68%), part-time workers (65%), and full-time employees (63%) are also highly inclined to leave.Destinations of Choice:North America (55%) and Europe (24%) were identified as the most preferred regions.About the Survey:The study was […]

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