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Promoting Safe Fish Practices: Cape Coast Hosts Two-Day Fish Fair.

A two-day fish fair was held at Adisadel Park in Cape Coast to boost safe fish certification and create stronger connections between fish processors and consumers. The event, organized by CEWEFIA, the Environmental Justice Foundation, and Hen Mpoano with support from Norad, featured around 40 exhibitors from the Central Region.Themed "Fisheries for Tomorrow," the fair focused on sustainable practices, innovation, and adding value to fish products. Nicholas Smith, Program Officer at CEWEFIA, highlighted the importance of adopting modern, sustainable techniques to ensure the long-term health of marine ecosystems. He emphasized that overfishing, pollution, and climate change present serious challenges to Ghana’s fisheries sector, calling for advanced processing methods to enhance product quality for both local and international markets.The event also included a cooking competition, panel discussions, and featured advice from the FDA on maintaining food safety standards. Oguaa Traditional Leader, […]

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Prophet Nigel Gaisie Claims NPP Tried to Bribe Him to Slander Mahama.

Prophet Nigel Gaisie, a popular Ghanaian pastor, has alleged that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) offered him money to make false statements about former President John Mahama. According to Gaisie, the party presented him with a "brown envelope" but he refused, asserting his commitment to honesty and integrity. Gaisie shared this revelation, stating he chose not to compromise his beliefs for political gain.This claim comes amid an atmosphere of heightened political tension in the lead-up to the 2024 elections. The prophet's refusal has sparked various reactions from the public, reflecting deep divides over political influence on public figures.

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Ejurahene Donates Toyota Pickup to Boost Ejura Military Operations.

The Ejura Traditional Council, under the leadership of Ejurahene Barimah Osei Hwedie II, has donated a Toyota Pickup worth 170,000 Ghana Cedis to the Ghana Armed Forces. This vehicle is intended to support the operations of military personnel stationed at the Ejura Military Barracks in the Ashanti Region. Though the barracks is yet to be officially opened, it was developed on land contributed by Barimah Osei Hwedie II, including existing structures provided by the traditional council.In a show of partnership, the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) of Ejura contributed 80,000 cedis toward the vehicle’s cost, while the traditional council covered the remaining 90,000 cedis. This initiative underscores the Ejura Traditional Council's commitment to collaborating with government agencies to promote regional development.Barimah Osei Hwedie II expressed his gratitude to both the council and GPRTU for their support, highlighting how the […]

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Jordan Ayew Takes Captain’s Armband for Black Stars.

Ghana’s head coach, Otto Addo, has appointed Jordan Ayew as the Black Stars’ captain for the final matches of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. With Angola already qualified and Niger at the bottom, Ghana will conclude its qualifiers by playing against these two teams. The Black Stars will face Angola in Luanda on November 15 at the Estádio 11 de Novembro, followed by a home game against Niger at Accra Sports Stadium on November 18.The captaincy decision was influenced by Addo’s recent meeting with Ayew, who steps into the role due to the absence of Andre Ayew and Thomas Partey. During the October international break, Mohammed Kudus had captained the team against Sudan, but the selection faced some criticism as Ghana’s results fell short of expectations.Currently winless in four games, Ghana needs victories in both matches to […]

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Black Stars Coach Drops Thomas Partey from Key AFCON Qualifiers.

Black Stars coach Otto Addo has shed light on the decision to leave Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey out of Ghana's 25-man squad for the final AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Angola and Niger. According to Addo, he had a private discussion with Partey and outlined the reasons for his absence, emphasizing his role in protecting players and maintaining team confidentiality."He wanted to join, but I explained my reasoning clearly," Addo said, noting that while the details remain private, the decision had been made.Partey’s absence also means a shift in the team’s leadership, with plans initially in place for him to assume the captaincy and guide the squad. In his absence, Jordan Ayew will step in as captain, while young talents like Mohammed Kudus and Alexander Djiku take on additional leadership responsibilities.Ghana will face Angola in Luanda on November 15 at Estádio […]

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Man Tragically Crushed to Death During Demolition at Ajumako Kyebi.

In Ajumako Kyebi, Central Region, a man in his late 30s, Kofi Paintsil, known locally as "Big Man," was tragically killed while demolishing a building early Friday morning. Around 5:50 a.m., the structure collapsed, with debris striking his head fatally, leaving him in a pool of blood. The incident occurred at his family home as he and his brothers prepared for their grandmother's funeral.Witnesses say that Paintsil's sister had warned him to reposition for safety after sensing danger, but he dismissed her concerns, believing he was safe from the falling rubble. Moments later, the building collapsed, and in an attempt to escape, he tripped and was fatally crushed. His body has been taken to the morgue, and the Ajumako District Police have launched an investigation.

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Bimbilla Yam Traders Resist Relocation Despite Assembly’s Efforts.

Yam traders in Bimbilla’s old market are resisting a relocation to a new site, opposing the Nanumba North Municipal Assembly's plan to reduce congestion. Traders cite unfulfilled promises, including electricity, security, potable water, a mosque, clinic, and paved inner roads, as reasons for their resistance.Yussif Jarigoogi, a member of the Yam Committee, noted that Bimbilla's yam market generates substantial revenue, which he claims the assembly has yet to reinvest in infrastructure improvements. Municipal Chief Executive Alhaji Abdulai Yaquob urged traders to move and warned of enforced relocation if they continue to resist. He emphasized that the decision was made by the Assembly, not as a personal directive.

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Friends of Adaklu Graduates 89 Children in Computing, Bridging Technology Gap in Volta Region.

Friends of Adaklu, a non-profit organization, recently celebrated the graduation of 89 children from a computing program in the Adaklu District of Ghana’s Volta Region. Despite heavy rain, the ceremony took place on October 3, 2024, in Adaklu Tsriefe, where students, including two girls who earned international certificates in coding, were honored.The program, which began as a small coding club, now equips children from underserved areas like Adaklu Goefe and Adaklu Helekpe with foundational computer skills. Country Director Stella Kudah highlighted the group’s goal to build basic computer knowledge and expand the curriculum further.Notable graduates include 15-year-old Isabella Teikpa, who, as one of only two African girls in a global coding program, learned to code and design. The initiative, supported by community efforts and international donors, has also helped curb juvenile delinquency, offering positive engagement for local youth.Beyond computing, Friends […]

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Six Hospitalized After Violent Clash Over Attempt to Destool Kwahu Adontenhene.

Six people are injured after a violent confrontation erupted in Kwahu Abetifi on Thursday as a group of armed men attempted to destool Kwahu Adontenhene Akyemfour Asiedu Agyemang III, the acting President of the Kwahu Traditional Area. The conflict began when Obaapanyin Yaa Asantewaa, claiming to be the chief’s wife (Abrewatia), arrived with an armed entourage, initially thought to be National Security operatives. The group detained the acting President, performed traditional destoolment rites, and slaughtered a sheep as part of the ritual. Upon hearing of the attempt, local youth gathered to defend the chief, wielding machetes. The situation was contained by law enforcement, preventing further escalation. Local traditional leaders later reaffirmed Akyemfour Asiedu Agyemang III’s position, and the police detained Yaa Asantewaa and her entourage. Investigations are ongoing. Six people are injured after a violent confrontation erupted in Kwahu Abetifi […]

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Public Sector Salaries Could Face Delays Due to Budget Standoff, Warns Afenyo-Markin.

Alexander Afenyo-Markin, leader of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) caucus in Parliament, has cautioned that delays in budget approval by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) caucus could threaten public sector salaries. The NDC's alleged stalling of the 2025 first-quarter budget approval, he claims, jeopardizes salary disbursements for essential workers.During a press briefing on Thursday, Mr. Afenyo-Markin accused the NDC of creating disruption to convey instability. He warned that failure to approve the budget would impede the government’s ability to fund key initiatives, including public wages and educational programs. Despite the deadlock, he assured that the NPP would pursue legal measures to ensure the government’s agenda proceeds.

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