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Ghanaian Family in UK Faces Deportation Over Visa Sponsorship Issues.

A Ghanaian family living in the UK is facing deportation after their visa sponsor lost its licence, leaving them unable to afford replacement visas. Esther Kondu, a care worker, and her husband Osei, a former teacher, moved to the UK in 2022 with their three young daughters. After their sponsor's collapse, Esther secured a new job, but delays in visa applications resulted in their rejection. Osei, who had started army training, is now unable to work due to the situation. An immigration lawyer and a UK MP are advocating for the family, urging the Home Office to reconsider its stance.

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Titus Glover Warns Against Unauthorized Structures at Obetsebi Lamptey Interchange.

The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover, has reinforced the government’s commitment to maintaining the beauty and functionality of the newly inaugurated Obetsebi Lamptey Interchange.At the launch of Phase II of the interchange on November 29, 2024, he issued a strong warning against the establishment of unauthorized structures, including kiosks, wooden shops, and mechanic workshops, near the infrastructure.Citing a similar situation at the Flower Pot Interchange, where informal vendors quickly encroached despite warnings, Titus Glover emphasized the need for residents and business owners to respect the space. "Let us not put anything here. Allow the ambiance and the beauty of the place to continue," he stated.The minister urged residents to support the government’s efforts to improve Accra’s infrastructure and preserve its aesthetics for the benefit of the community.

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Over 800 Illegal Miners Arrested; Foresters Call for Collaborative Solutions.

Since 2023, over 800 illegal miners have been apprehended as part of the government’s intensified effort to combat illegal mining, or galamsey, in Ghana’s forest reserves. The Forestry Commission, in collaboration with a military task force, has been demolishing illegal mining structures, confiscating vehicles, and protecting forest reserves and water bodies.John Allotey, the Chief Executive Officer of the Forestry Commission, expressed optimism that these efforts have slowed illegal activities. However, the Ghana Institute of Foresters voiced dissatisfaction with the government’s neglect of their proposed strategies to permanently tackle the issue.Speaking at the 27th Annual General Meeting of the Ghana Institute of Foresters, stakeholders highlighted the devastation caused by mining, including the loss of 2.5 million hectares of forest cover. They called for stricter regulations, better collaboration, and reforestation efforts post-mining.The Forestry Commission recommended a practical approach: limiting mining to specific […]

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Maya Blu Shocked by Exit from Lynx Entertainment.

Emerging Ghanaian musician Maya Blu, known for her hit Good Girl No Dey Pay, has expressed shock over Lynx Entertainment’s decision to part ways with her.Speaking in an exclusive interview with Graphic Showbiz, Maya Blu revealed that the move came without warning, as she had maintained a positive relationship with the label’s management. "My exit from Lynx came as a big shock because there was no disagreement or hint whatsoever,” she said.While she refrained from disclosing specific details, Maya emphasized her respect for the label’s decision, stating, “It’s their label, and they can choose to take whatever decision suits them.”Reports suggest Maya Blu, alongside Saint Lennon and Kasar Music—part of Lynx’s “BDSM” talents—was let go after releasing a joint EP last year.Despite her departure, Maya remains optimistic about her future. She is working on new projects and plans to release […]

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Davido Faces Backlash as Show in Nigeria Threatened Over Economy Remarks.

Afrobeats superstar Davido is facing potential cancellation of his upcoming show in Lagos after controversial comments about Nigeria’s economy. During a recent appearance on the Big Homies House podcast, Davido called Nigeria’s economy "in shambles" and warned Americans against relocating to Africa, particularly the country. This sparked outrage among Nigerians, with key figures like Joe Igbokwe and Reno Omokri accusing him of damaging the nation’s reputation.In response, Davido stood firm, claiming that entertainers are the "real ambassadors" of the country and took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his defiance. The star further revealed that his performance in Nigeria could be canceled due to the fallout from the interview, stating, "I don’t have to perform in Nigeria."

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Caretaker Jailed 10 Years for Electrocution of 14-Year-Old.

A High Court in Accra has sentenced Richmond Laweh, a 25-year-old caretaker, to 10 years in prison for manslaughter after his illegal electrical wiring led to the death of a 14-year-old boy, Samuel Darko. The tragic incident occurred in Ampomah, near Ashiyie, where Laweh had connected a live wire to a makeshift gate blocking a public pathway.The boy, unaware of the electrified gate, was fatally electrocuted while attempting to open it. Despite Laweh's claims of hiring a professional for the illegal connection, the court found his actions reckless, endangering public safety.Justice Marie-Louise Simmons emphasized the severity of the act, urging state institutions to be more proactive in preventing illegal electrical connections.

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Ghana International River Festival 2024 Launched to Protect Freshwater Resources.

The Volta River’s tranquil banks were the backdrop for the launch of the Ghana International River Festival 2024, focusing on the theme "A Threat to Our Freshwater Resources."Event Director, Nufialaga Mawufemor Korbla Nornyibey, emphasized the critical importance of Ghana’s rivers, which sustain livelihoods, biodiversity, and agriculture. However, he raised concerns about the destructive impact of illegal mining (galamsey), which contaminates rivers with toxins like mercury, threatening ecosystems, water supplies, and public health.The festival aims to foster advocacy and action, bringing together government, civil society, and communities. Its key objectives include raising awareness, educating the public, and funding an ambulance/rescue boat for emergency health services along the Volta River.The event is designed to celebrate Ghana’s rich culture while serving as a rallying call to safeguard water resources. Nornyibey concluded with an optimistic message: “Together, we can ensure our rivers, the lifeblood […]

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Russia’s Shadow Operative: The African Adventures of Maxim Shugalei.

Maxim Shugalei, a Russian spin doctor linked to the Wagner Group, has made headlines for his covert activities in Africa. Known for crafting propaganda and influencing elections, Shugalei recently faced a setback when he was arrested in Chad with two associates. Though released and sent back to Russia, his arrest raises questions about Russia’s expanding influence on the continent and the geopolitical tug-of-war with Western powers like France.Shugalei’s exploits, which include bribing politicians in Madagascar and meddling in Libya, have been dramatized in Russian media, portraying him as a fearless hero. However, analysts point out that his work often destabilizes nations, spreading disinformation and aiding Wagner-linked operations. Chad’s strategic location in the Sahel makes it a battleground for influence, with Shugalei’s arrest speculated to be a move to counter potential Russian interference.As Russia pushes for dominance in Africa, particularly in […]

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Mahama Pledges Support for Traditional Leaders to Promote Ghanaian Festivals.

During a tour of the Greater Accra Region, National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer John Dramani Mahama committed to collaborating with traditional leaders to elevate Ghanaian festivals.On November 28, Mahama visited the Ga Mantse’s palace, where he met King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II and the Ga Traditional Council. He highlighted the potential of festivals to boost local economies, attract tourism, and celebrate Ghana's cultural heritage.“Festivals are not only expressions of cultural identity but also platforms for economic growth,” Mahama emphasized, citing their ability to create jobs, stimulate local businesses, and draw international visitors.The NDC flagbearer praised the role of traditional leaders in preserving culture and societal values, pledging to enhance their partnership. He vowed to support initiatives that empower communities through the promotion of cultural events, positioning Ghana’s heritage on a global stage.Taking to Facebook, Mahama shared his vision of leveraging […]

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Broken Seal Incident on Electoral Material Bag Resolved in Koforidua.

The Ghana Police Service has resolved concerns over a broken seal found on an electoral material bag in Koforidua, Eastern Region, assuring stakeholders of the integrity of the electoral process.In a statement on November 28, 2024, the Police explained that the broken seal was discovered during routine handling of the materials. Investigations, conducted alongside the Electoral Commission (EC) and representatives of political parties, confirmed that the contents of the bag were intact and unaffected."The broken seal has been found, and the contents of the bag have been confirmed to be intact by the stakeholders, including the Electoral Commission and representatives of the political parties who witnessed the incident," the statement read.The Police emphasized transparency and accountability, reiterating their commitment to safeguarding public confidence as preparations intensify for the December 7 elections.

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