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Kofi Koranteng Criticizes Ghana’s 8th Parliament as ‘Most Useless’ in History.

Independent presidential candidate Kofi Koranteng has voiced strong criticism of Ghana’s 8th Parliament, calling it the “most useless” the country has ever had. Speaking on Joy News’ AM Show, Koranteng argued that the current Parliament has failed to serve the Ghanaian people effectively, stating, "They haven’t positioned themselves to serve Ghanaians."Koranteng’s comments followed a Supreme Court ruling on the Speaker’s declaration of vacant seats, which the Court ruled invalid on Tuesday. The declaration concerned four MPs who had planned to run as independent candidates, sparking a legal dispute led by Majority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin.Koranteng questioned Parliament’s impact, asserting, "Tell me, how have Ghanaians benefited from this Parliament?" His remarks reflect growing concerns over political accountability as Ghana approaches the 2024 elections.

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NPP Polling Station Chairman Locks Up School Over Unpaid Government Contract Fees.

In a challenging turn of events for Zangbalun RC Junior High School in the Northern Region, students and teachers found their school locked on Monday. Issahaku Osman, the Zangbalun polling station chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), secured the building, citing the government’s failure to pay him ¢69,400 for renovation work he completed three years ago. The local Assembly had contracted Osman in 2021 to repair storm-damaged school facilities, with an agreement to reimburse him. However, the payment has yet to be made, even after the Assembly commissioned the completed project.Osman explained that he initially used his own funds and later borrowed from Bonzali Rural Bank to finish the renovations, which included windows and painting. The delayed payment has caused his business to collapse, leaving him with few options other than closing the school to seek redress.The situation underscores […]

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Sokpoe Paramount Chief Initiates Construction of New Kindergarten Block for Local School.

In a heartening development for the South Tongu District of the Volta Region, Togbega Kadzi Zogah II, the Paramount Chief of Sokpoe, recently broke ground for a two-unit kindergarten classroom block at Anaosukofe Primary School. This initiative aims to address a critical shortage of classrooms, as kindergarten students have had to study under trees for over two decades. Alongside this project, Togbega Kadzi distributed essential supplies, including mosquito nets, exercise books, and sanitizers, to support students' health and education.Expressing his dedication to the Sokpoe Traditional Area, Togbega Kadzi called for additional support to improve road access to the school and chaired a fundraiser to extend piped water to the school, promoting better hygiene for students. He also acknowledged the contributions of William Kormedoda, an alumnus, who helped fund a new nine-unit toilet facility for the school.Mr. Agbesi Woyome, the South […]

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Hamamat Montia Cautions Women on Privacy and Self-Respect in Intimate Relationships.

Ghanaian model Hamamat Montia recently urged women to be vigilant about maintaining privacy in intimate relationships. In an Instagram post, she warned against engaging in sexual activities outside the safety of one's own space, citing a growing risk of being recorded without consent due to small, easily concealed cameras.Hamamat emphasized the importance of protecting one's dignity, advising women to prioritize self-respect over momentary pleasure. “This is your journey; embrace it with pride and caution,” she stated, encouraging women not to be reduced to mere conquests in relationships. Her advice addresses rising concerns over privacy in the digital era.

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Gideon Mensah Reflects on Key Absences Ahead of AFCON 2025 Qualifiers.

Ghana's defender Gideon Mensah has expressed concern over the absence of eight key Black Stars players for this month’s AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Angola and Niger. The Ghana Football Association announced that players, including Tariq Lamptey, Alexander Djiku, Osman Bukari, and Inaki Williams, have withdrawn, with Joseph Paintsil opting out due to personal reasons.Despite the losses, Mensah remains optimistic about the team’s strength. Speaking at a training session in Accra, he acknowledged the importance of each player but emphasized that others are ready to step in.The Black Stars, currently third in Group F with two points, will play Angola on November 15 in Luanda and Niger on November 18 in Accra.

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Internet and Mobile Banking Users Surge in 2023 – BoG Report.

The Bank of Ghana's 2023 Financial Stability Review reveals a notable rise in internet and mobile banking adoption. Internet banking users grew by 16.6%, reaching over 1.3 million in 2023. The volume of internet banking transactions increased by 30.65%, totaling 13.5 million transactions valued at GH₵98.87 billion. Mobile banking saw even higher growth, with a 51.54% jump to over 7.2 million users, and transaction values doubling from GH₵38.47 billion in 2022 to GH₵80.4 billion in 2023.Amid this growth, the Bank of Ghana strengthened oversight of the payments ecosystem to address risks such as fraud and cybersecurity threats. Enhanced collaboration with security agencies and public awareness efforts were key strategies to foster secure digital transactions.

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Japan Motors Donates Motorcycles to Boost 40th National Farmers’ Day Celebration.

Japan Motors Trading Co. Ltd. has donated two Yamaha motorcycles, valued at GHS 80,000, to support Ghana's 40th National Farmers’ Day. These motorcycles were given to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) and the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development (MoFAD), symbolizing Japan Motors' ongoing dedication to the agricultural sector.At the handover ceremony, Japan Motors’ Assistant Managing Director, Abdul-Somad Alhassan Musah, highlighted the company’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s farmers, acknowledging the critical role they play in food security and economic growth. Representatives from MOFA and MoFAD thanked Japan Motors for their steadfast support.This year’s Farmers’ Day event, themed "Building Climate-Resilient Agriculture for Sustainable Food Security," will emphasize the importance of adapting agriculture to climate challenges, honoring farmers for their vital role in Ghana’s economy.

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Sylvester Tetteh Enhances Tuba with FIFA-Standard Astroturf and Improved Infrastructure.

Sylvester Tetteh, MP for Bortianor Ngleshie Amanfro, has transformed the Tuba area with a newly built FIFA-standard Astroturf and essential infrastructure projects. The 5,000-seater facility, equipped with VVIP stands, changing rooms, and floodlights, is already attracting Premiership teams like Dreams FC and could host Great Olympics, marking a boost in local sports and community engagement.Additionally, Tetteh has prioritized road upgrades between Old Barrier and Kokrobite, promising improved travel access and potential tourism growth in the area.

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Kpando Torkor Ferry Breakdown Leaves Residents in Peril Amidst Calls for Repair.

The breakdown of the Kpando Torkor ferry in the Volta Region has caused severe travel disruptions, forcing locals to rely on overcrowded canoes to cross the lake. The lack of safe and reliable transportation poses risks for residents and travelers, many of whom use the ferry for daily commuting and trade.Concerned citizens are urging the government to urgently repair the ferry to prevent potential accidents and restore a vital transport link. Stephen Dzaka, a local traveler, voiced his concerns, saying, “We urge the government to repair the ferry as soon as possible to prevent a potential disaster.”

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Dodome Traditional Area Celebrates Agadzi Festival 2024.

The Dodome Traditional Area in the Ho West District of Ghana’s Volta Region celebrated its annual Agadzi Festival on November 9, culminating in a vibrant gathering of chiefs, queens, and traditional leaders dressed in colorful regalia. The week-long festivities ended on November 10 with a Thanksgiving church service.At the grand durbar, Togbega Kpangbatriku IV, the Paramount Chief, announced plans to use the festival as a platform to raise funds for a new traditional council building. Once completed, Togbega Kpangbatriku IV intends to focus on promoting Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to benefit the youth in the area.

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