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Peace Over Power: Akyem Muoso Chief Calls for Harmony.

Osabarima Dr. Owusu Beyeeman, Chief of Akyem Muoso, has urged Ghanaians to uphold the sanctity of life and end bloodshed in the pursuit of power. Addressing a durbar marking his first anniversary as chief, he recounted how his town suffered from chieftaincy disputes, which nearly destroyed its unity.Dr. Beyeeman emphasized the need for peace, unity, and development, citing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Ghana’s laws that guarantee the right to life. He detailed the progress made during his reign, including improved education, community development, and the construction of a world-class police station to maintain peace.The chief, who had never planned to ascend to the throne, expressed gratitude for the support that has helped transform Akyem Muoso into a peaceful community. He reiterated that nations thrive only when peace prevails, urging all to prioritize harmony over power struggles.

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Street Smarts: The Resilient Children of Kaneshie First Light.

At Accra's Kaneshie First Light intersection, young children, many from Niger and Nigeria, are making a living as street vendors. Forced into this lifestyle by difficult circumstances, they have traded begging for selling items like cotton earbuds and car brushes, a transition that offers dignity but is fraught with challenges.Ayisha, a 10-year-old from Niger, shares how selling now allows her to support her family, while Fati, also 10, speaks of the self-worth she’s found despite the grueling work. Yet, long hours in harsh weather and meager profits make their journey anything but easy.These children embody resilience, balancing the innocence of youth with the harsh realities of survival. Their stories beg the question: will they find a life beyond the streets?

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mNotify Celebrates 12 Years with Robotics Training and Donations at New Life Orphanage.

mNotify Company Limited marked its 12th anniversary with a remarkable community-focused initiative. The tech firm visited the New Life Orphanage in Nungua, Accra, donating essential food items and educational materials to support the children.The celebration's highlight was an engaging robotics training session designed to inspire the children and nurture their interest in technology. Led by a skilled instructor, the session introduced the basics of programming and robotics, allowing the children to build and explore how technology shapes the future.“We wanted our anniversary to inspire innovation and creativity in young minds. Some of these children could become the engineers of tomorrow,” said Ronald Tagoe, CEO of mNotify.This initiative reflects mNotify's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its mission to empower communities through education and innovation.Founded in 2012, mNotify provides AI-powered customer engagement solutions, including Bulk SMS, USSD, and chatbots. Its continued […]

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I Advised Bradez to Stop Working Under Okyeame Kwame.

Hitz FM morning show host Andy Dosty has confessed to advising the hiplife duo Bradez, consisting of Flowking Stone and Kunta Kinte, to break away from the management of their elder brother, Okyeame Kwame. During a discussion on Daybreak Hitz, Andy explained that his advice aimed to help the duo gain independence and develop their own careers.“I had to whisk him away because I felt like his clouds were hovering. At a point, I needed the boys to break out. It was like Okyeame Kwame and Bradez, so I called him and said, ‘leave there, move away,’ let the boys be, they will survive,” Andy shared.Andy also took the opportunity to apologize to Okyeame Kwame for his bold suggestion, acknowledging that it could have been a sensitive issue at the time.In response, Okyeame Kwame, who was also a guest on […]

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You’ll Suffer If You Want to Do Things Alone in the Industry — Empress Gifty

Gospel musician Empress Gifty has urged her fellow musicians to hire professionals to elevate their careers, stressing that handling everything alone can lead to unnecessary struggles. In an interview on Adom FM’s Entertainment Hall with host Mike 2, Empress Gifty shared valuable insights on the importance of strategic branding, marketing, and sponsorships.She admitted that she initially struggled with sponsorships but eventually learned that a skilled marketer is crucial for success. "There are people who know how to write for sponsorships. A good marketer will give you the results. In your team, you need a marketer who can sell your brand," she explained.Empress also highlighted the significance of modern marketing strategies, particularly social media engagement, which has become essential in the competitive music industry. "You need a professional marketer who knows the ropes. If you try to do it alone, you […]

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Ghana Ranks 7th Globally for Most Educated Politicians.

Ghana has been ranked seventh among countries with the most educated politicians, according to a recent report by The Economist. The study analyzed data from 2015, 2017, and 2023 on parliamentarians’ educational qualifications across 56 nations with populations exceeding two million.Ukraine topped the list, followed by Poland, Czech Republic, Taiwan, and South Korea. The United States placed sixth, just ahead of Ghana, while Slovenia secured eighth place.Findings revealed that 78% of global parliamentarians hold at least a bachelor's degree, with 40% attaining postgraduate qualifications, far exceeding the global general population's education levels. However, researchers noted no direct correlation between politicians' academic credentials and improved governance outcomes.The study suggests that while educational elitism in politics is rising, it risks alienating average voters who may feel underrepresented.

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Nana Akomea Dismisses STC Property Sale Rumors.

Nana Akomea, Managing Director of Intercity STC, has debunked rumors alleging the sale of STC property, specifically the Stadium Hotel in Kumasi. In a Facebook post, he clarified that the hotel does not belong to STC and that the circulating letter refers to a tenancy agreement, not a sale.He emphasized that no state company MD has the authority to sell such property and noted that the tenancy arrangement, approved by STC’s board, has brought significant financial benefits to the company. Akomea urged critics to review the letter, stating it takes just 30 seconds to read.

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Ensign Global College Donates to Boost Local Healthcare.

As part of its corporate social responsibility and 10th-anniversary celebrations, Ensign Global College in Kpong has donated two 10,000-litre polytanks to Akuse Government Hospital and Yilo Krobo District Hospital. The college also renovated a toilet facility for the Kpong Ayipala Health Centre.Prof. Stephen Alder, President of the college, highlighted their commitment to addressing the challenges of health institutions in their community. The donation aims to enhance water availability for healthcare delivery, especially for hospital operations.Dr. Lynette Gay, the college's founder, emphasized the importance of healthcare workers, while hospital representatives expressed gratitude, noting the positive impact of these contributions on their services.

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PURC Powers Up Koforidua Office with Solar Energy.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has launched a 128 KWP solar photovoltaic system at its Eastern Regional Office in Koforidua, thanks to funding from the German Development Organisation (GIZ). This renewable energy project will significantly cut energy costs and support Ghana’s green energy goals.During the commissioning, PURC Board Member Dora Oppong praised the initiative as a bold step toward sustainability and energy efficiency. Executive Secretary Dr. Ishmael Ackah noted the importance of diversifying energy sources, such as solar, wind, and hydro, and announced plans for new simulation centers in Kumasi, Tamale, and Takoradi next year.The project is part of a larger vision to integrate renewable energy solutions into all aspects of PURC operations, while also inspiring public and private sector stakeholders to embrace sustainable energy practices.

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YEA Equips Over 50 Young Entrepreneurs in Obuasi East with Start-Up Kits.

In Obuasi East, over 50 young entrepreneurs have received start-up kits through the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) to launch their businesses. The kits, including tools such as drilling machines, hair dryers, auto repair kits, and makeup kits, were distributed by Hon. Faustina Amissah, the Municipal Chief Executive for Obuasi East.Program Highlights:Comprehensive Training:The beneficiaries completed a six-month skills training program in trades such as plumbing, auto servicing, beauty care, hairdressing, and woodworking. Accredited certificates from TVET and NVTI were awarded to enhance their employability.Monthly Stipend:Participants received a GH₵500 stipend during their training, providing financial support as they acquired new skills.Empowerment through Tools:The provision of starter kits aims to empower skilled youth to establish businesses, contributing to community development and economic growth.Call for Continuity:Hon. Amissah urged support for government initiatives like Free SHS, TVET, and apprenticeship schemes, advocating for the re-election of […]

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