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1.8 Million Students May Lose Free SHS Under NDC Proposal.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC), led by former President John Mahama, has pledged in their 2024 manifesto to revise Ghana's Free Senior High School (FSHS) policy within the first 100 days if elected. Central to their proposal is the abolishment of the current double-track system in favor of a single-track academic calendar. However, experts warn that such a change could deny 1.8 million students access to FSHS and TVET programs over the next four years.The double-track system was introduced to optimize limited infrastructure, allowing schools to enroll more students by alternating year groups on campus. For instance, a school with 3,000 spaces can accommodate up to 4,500 students annually using this model. Abandoning this system without adequate preparation risks a significant reduction in enrollment capacity.Proponents argue that the double-track system ensures more instructional hours for students, contributing to improved WASSCE […]

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Man Jailed for Life After Fatal Stabbing of Brother.

A tragic family dispute ended with a life imprisonment sentence for Daniel Obirikwa Adjin, who was found guilty of murdering his elder brother, William Adjin, in Mamprobi, Accra. The incident, which occurred in 2017, escalated after a confrontation over missing money and led to multiple fatal stab wounds.The Accra High Court, presided over by Justice Marie-Louise Simmons, delivered the verdict following a 5-2 jury decision. The convict claimed self-defense, alleging his brother had attacked him. However, witnesses and evidence contradicted his account.William Adjin was rushed to Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital but succumbed to his injuries. The convict fled the scene but was later apprehended in James Town after attempting to attack family members.Dr. Lawrence Edusei, who conducted the autopsy, attributed the death to severe blood loss and multiple stab wounds. Prosecutors presented four witnesses, solidifying the case against Daniel Obirikwa Adjin. […]

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EC Confirms Readiness for Special Voting on December 2

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has announced its preparedness for the special voting exercise slated for Monday, December 2, ahead of the general elections. EC Chairperson Jean Mensa revealed during a meeting with the National Security Task Force, led by Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, that all logistics and arrangements are in place for the process.The exercise will take place in 328 designated centers across all 276 constituencies and will allow 131,478 eligible voters—comprising security personnel, media practitioners, and electoral officials—to cast their ballots early.The EC has distributed ballot papers and biometric devices nationwide, with remaining logistical preparations nearing completion. Approximately 210,000 temporary staff, including polling assistants and officers, have been recruited and trained.Dr. Dampare assured the public of enhanced security to ensure a peaceful voting process, commending the collaboration between the EC and the National […]

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Drake Sues UMG and Spotify Over Alleged Plot to Boost Kendrick Lamar’s Song.

Drake has filed legal action against Universal Music Group (UMG) and Spotify, accusing them of a scheme to inflate the popularity of Kendrick Lamar's song Not Like Us. The petition alleges unethical practices like using bots, reduced licensing rates, and social media influencers to boost streams and mislead listeners. Drake’s lawyers also claim Siri was manipulated to redirect users to Lamar's song. UMG denies all allegations, calling them "contrived and absurd." The lawsuit is the latest development in Drake and Lamar’s ongoing rivalry, now spilling into business litigation.

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UK Man Cancels Wedding Over GHS 32k Bride Price.

A UK-based Nigerian man has called off his wedding after receiving a ₦3.5 million (GHS 32,829.93) bride price list from his fiancée’s family. The list included livestock, drinks, clothing, and cash gifts for relatives. Despite being deeply in love and planning to fund her education abroad, the man was heartbroken when she supported her family’s demands, citing Nigeria’s economic conditions.Feeling betrayed, the man described the list as treating marriage like a business transaction. He expressed frustration over the financial burden and chose to end the relationship, resolving to heal and move forward.

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GGSA Warns of Disaster on Ho Kabakaba Hill.

The Ghana Geological Survey Authority (GGSA) has raised alarm over unauthorized construction on Ho's Kabakaba Hill, citing potential catastrophic consequences due to the area's vulnerability to earthquakes.Director-General of GGSA, Isaac K. Mwinbelle, emphasized the risks posed by these structures, often built without geological assessments. He highlighted that the region is prone to seismic activity, making the developments particularly dangerous. The warning came during a media workshop on earthquake disaster risk reduction in Ho.The constructions, some carried out by skilled professionals without proper documentation or permits, ignore critical geological factors like rock type and groundwater presence. GGSA advocates for systematic geological mapping and risk assessments before any developments.Volta Regional Coordinating Council Chief Director Augustus Awity criticized the complacency, urging stakeholders to take immediate action to prevent disasters. Meanwhile, the Seismology Unit's Deputy Head, Saviour Mockley, called for enhanced public awareness, highlighting […]

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GCB Bank Empowers Visually Impaired with 100 White Canes Donation.

As part of its corporate social responsibility, GCB Bank has donated 100 white canes to the Ghana Blind Union (GBU). The gesture coincides with International White Cane Safety Day, commemorated annually to highlight the importance of white canes in promoting independence for visually impaired individuals.During the presentation, Patricia Kwasi-Kumah, Head of Corporate Affairs for GCB Bank, emphasized the bank's commitment to fostering inclusivity. "This donation reflects our belief in community and inclusivity. Supporting the GBU is just the beginning of a partnership aimed at empowering visually impaired individuals to achieve their potential," she noted.Ghana Blind Union, which boasts a membership of over 10,500 people across 143 branches, expressed deep appreciation for the donation. Executive Director Dr. Peter Obeng-Asiama stated, "The white cane is the first step to independence for any blind person. GCB Bank’s support is invaluable."With an estimated 230,000 […]

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Mahama Fires Back at Akufo-Addo Over ‘Dumsor’ Claims.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has countered President Akufo-Addo's remarks about the National Democratic Congress (NDC) failing to resolve Ghana's power outages, popularly known as "dumsor," before leaving office in 2017. Speaking at a campaign rally in Ellembelle, Western Region, Mahama stated that his administration fully resolved the issue by December 2016.Citing GRIDCo records to support his claim, Mahama accused the current President of spreading falsehoods and urged him to reflect on Proverbs 19:9, which warns against dishonesty. The former leader emphasized that load shedding was nonexistent by the time he handed over power.

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Grave Digger and Mason Jailed for Human Skull Ritual Plot.

A grave digger, Abdul Razak Mohammed, and a mason, Alex Frimpong, have been sentenced to eight and five years in prison, respectively, for possessing and using a human skull illegally. Mohammed, employed at Awudome Cemetery, sold the skull to Frimpong for ₵600, claiming it would help boost his masonry contracts through rituals.Frimpong was caught with the skull during a police stop, leading to Mohammed's arrest. The item was preserved for further investigation, while a third suspect, a fetish priest accused of ordering the skull, has pleaded not guilty.

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26 Arrested Over Toy Gun-Related Crimes: Police Issue Warning.

The Ghana Police Service has detained 26 individuals connected to crimes involving toy guns. According to a statement, several toy guns were seized during ongoing investigations, and the suspects are set to face court.Authorities have launched nationwide operations to combat the increasing misuse of toy guns in criminal activities. The police emphasized their commitment to maintaining national peace and urged the public to remain vigilant.Police Statement HighlightsSeveral toy guns were retrieved.Investigations are ongoing to apprehend other offenders.The public is encouraged to report suspicious activities involving toy guns.The police assured citizens that they are taking every measure necessary to curb this trend and safeguard communities.This announcement follows rising concerns over toy guns being used to commit various crimes, raising questions about their sale and regulation in the country.

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