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Asantehene Reclaims 28 Precious Artefacts Looted During Sagrenti War.

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has received 28 cultural artefacts looted during the Yaa Asantewaa War, also known as the Sagrenti War. These artefacts, which include ceremonial swords, gold ornaments, and treasury padlocks, were returned by AngloGold Ashanti at a ceremony held at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.The items had been acquired by a collector in 1922 and later purchased by AngloGold Ashanti in 2000. Their return marks the 100th anniversary of King Prempeh I's return from exile in Seychelles.The war, led by Nana Yaa Asantewaa against British colonization, resulted in the exile of King Prempeh I and the looting of these treasures. Their return, described as a symbol of reconciliation, will allow the artefacts to be displayed at the Manhyia Palace Museum for public viewing.The Asantehene expressed gratitude, viewing this event as a significant step toward healing past […]

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Busted! NIB Stops Smuggled School Feeding Rice in Bono East.

The National Investigation Bureau (NIB) in the Bono East Region intercepted a Kia Rhino truck allegedly smuggling 56 bags of rice meant for schools under the Ghana School Feeding Programme. The rice, branded "Lucy," was supposed to be delivered to Jema SHS and Kintampo SHS but was diverted and offloaded onto two tricycles (Aboboyaa) at Tuobodom.The truck, with registration number AS 9584-14, was seized at Tuobodom in the Techiman North District, and the driver was arrested. Investigations revealed the items were initially picked up from Techiman Senior High School, a designated distribution point.Currently, the impounded truck and tricycles remain in the custody of the Bono East Regional NIB Command in Techiman, as inquiries continue into the suspected diversion of resources intended for schoolchildren.

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Free Dialysis Services to Launch in 40 Facilities Starting December 1.

From December 1, 2024, the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) will provide free dialysis services in 40 health facilities across Ghana. This move aims to relieve patients who struggle to afford the high cost of treatment, which ranges from GHC300 to GHC1,000 per session. NHIA CEO Dr. Dacosta Aboagye assured the public that the initiative is sustainable and will remain intact regardless of government changes.The NHIA plans to meet with facility heads on November 26 to finalize the rollout. Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia emphasized that the programme is part of the government’s broader commitment to enhancing healthcare access. Meanwhile, opposition leader John Mahama has pledged to decentralize dialysis services if re-elected.Currently, about 2,000 patients access dialysis in Ghana, often only when their condition worsens, impacting their quality of life. This programme promises a significant step toward better kidney care […]

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Shatta Wale is Now a Content Creator and Award Organizer – Sally Mann.

Ghanaian entertainment pundit Sally Mann has expressed that Shatta Wale, the once prominent dancehall artist, has shifted his focus away from his music career and is now more engaged in content creation and organizing awards. During an interview on Accra-based Hitz FM, Sally claimed that Shatta Wale no longer prioritizes his musical projects but instead engages in live content creation and distributes awards to his supporters.She criticized the move, saying these activities show a lack of significant musical output from the artist. Sally highlighted Shatta Wale's new role as an "award organizer" with his SAFA awards, where he rewards individuals promoting his brand with prizes such as money and electronics.

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Shai Osudoku District Hospital Handles 382 Neonatal Cases Yearly, Highlights Prematurity Challenges.

Shai Osudoku District Hospital in Dodowa, Greater Accra, addresses an average of 382 neonatal cases annually, with 56 involving preterm births, according to Dr. Kennedy T.C. Brightson, the hospital's Medical Superintendent. The hospital faces significant challenges such as infections, pregnancy-induced hypertension, gestational diabetes, high-stress levels, and the use of herbal concoctions, all of which contribute to premature deliveries.During a public durbar marking "World Prematurity Day 2024," Dr. Brightson shared the hospital's need for better equipment, such as incubators and phototherapy machines, to manage neonatal cases effectively. The event, organized by the Fortitude Child Support Foundation (FCSF) in collaboration with the hospital, aimed to raise awareness about neonatal health under the theme, “Breaking Barriers: Access to Quality Care Everywhere.”Mrs. Evelyn Duah, Executive Director of FCSF, called for improved access to neonatal care, particularly for families facing financial constraints. She urged the […]

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Ibrahim Mahama Gifts 35-Seater Bus to TAMASCO, Boosts School’s Infrastructure.

Ibrahim Mahama, CEO of Engineers & Planners Ltd and Dzata Cement Ltd, has donated a brand-new 35-seater bus to his alma mater, Tamale Senior High School (TAMASCO), in an effort to ease transportation challenges for students, especially the school's National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) team. The donation, made on behalf of Mr. Mahama by his Special Aide, Rafik Mahama, was presented during a student durbar at the school's campus in Tamale.In addition to the bus, the school’s Headmaster expressed gratitude for the continuous support, noting that Mr. Mahama is also funding the construction of a 1,200-bed ultra-modern dormitory. This new dormitory, 90% complete, will address accommodation issues at the school. Initially designed for 700 beds, the capacity was expanded based on expert advice. The project is expected to be completed soon, further enhancing the school's facilities.

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Farmers in Central Region Embrace Climate-Resilient Farming for Better Yields.

Fifty-four farmers from Akotokyir, near Cape Coast, have been trained in modern, climate-resilient farming techniques aimed at improving crop yields and tackling the challenges posed by climate change. The training included methods for planting disease-resistant maize and using "neem technology" to protect crops like potatoes from nematodes. Farmers also learned about intercropping and techniques for growing high-nutrient crops such as purple and orange-fleshed sweet potatoes.The initiative, led by experts from the Crop Research Institute and AICCRA, aims to equip farmers with knowledge to boost productivity and improve food security. Many farmers, like Mary Odoom, shared how climate change had reduced their yields, but they expressed hope in the new methods. The project also advocates for irrigation support to further enhance farming success.

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Ghana’s Tema-Mpakadan Rail Line: A Journey to Transformation.

Ghana has inaugurated the 97.7-kilometre Tema-Mpakadan railway line and two modern Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) trains, signaling a significant leap in the country's rail transport revival. Commissioned by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the $447 million project includes state-of-the-art rail stations, a 300-metre rail bridge over the Volta River, and an intermodal system connecting Tema Port to northern Ghana and neighboring countries.The project aims to reduce road congestion, lower transportation costs for goods and passengers, and improve port efficiency. Despite setbacks like the April 2024 test-run accident, the railway is now poised to boost economic growth and trade along the Eastern Corridor.

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Kumasi Radio Presenter Invited by Police for Spreading False News.

Oheneba Nana Asiedu, a Kumasi-based radio and TV host on Wontumi FM, has been invited by the police over allegations of broadcasting false information regarding Ghana's upcoming December 2024 general elections.The presenter claimed in a broadcast that the elections would occur on two separate dates: December 7 for voters choosing candidates from positions 1-6 and December 8 for the rest. This misinformation, also circulated on social media, has raised concerns about its potential to disrupt public order.The Ghana Police Service, describing the information as "false and misleading," urged media practitioners to exercise responsibility, particularly during the critical election period.Oheneba Nana Asiedu has been directed to report to the Ashanti Regional Police Command to assist with investigations.The police emphasized the consequences of spreading false news, warning that it could endanger public peace before, during, and after the elections.

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Takoradi’s Stalled Projects Leave Residents Frustrated.

Residents of Sekondi-Takoradi are voicing concerns over the prolonged delay of critical infrastructure projects, including the three-tier PTC Interchange and the Takoradi Market Circle redevelopment. The stalled projects have created severe traffic congestion and disorder in the city, with safety risks arising from the uncompleted interchange.Construction of the PTC Interchange began in December 2020, with an expected completion date of June 2023, but work halted in 2022 due to government debt restructuring. The Ministry of Roads and Highways claims the project is 80% complete and is negotiating funding to resume work. However, locals remain skeptical, citing misaligned traffic routes and deteriorating scaffolding as major concerns.Meanwhile, the relocation of traders to temporary markets has sparked complaints about poor conditions. Despite President Akufo-Addo's assurance that the projects will be completed before his term ends, residents fear worsening congestion during Christmas and the […]

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