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Senate Feud: Court Bars Akpabio, Natasha From Speaking To Press

A Federal High Court in Abuja has issued an order restraining all parties involved in the suit filed by Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan against Senate President Godswill Akpabio and three others from making public comments about the case. Justice Binta Nyako, who presided over the matter, gave the directive on Friday after Akpabio’s lawyer, Kehinde Ogunwumiju, SAS, raised concerns that Akpoti-Uduaghan had been granting television interviews regarding the lawsuit. In her ruling, Justice Nyako stated that “all parties and their lawyers must refrain from granting press interviews related to the case.” The court further ruled that proceedings must not be streamed on social media platforms, effectively limiting public discourse on the case while it remains before the judiciary.

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Ntim Fodjour Peddled Lies about Drug Trafficking Allegations – Kwakye Ofosu

On April 3, 2025, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, spokesperson for President John Mahama, strongly refuted allegations made by Reverend Ntim Fodjour, Member of Parliament for Assin South, regarding two aircraft that reportedly landed in Ghana with claims of involvement in drug trafficking and money laundering.According to Kwakye Ofosu, the allegations were “baseless and politically motivated,” accusing Fodjour of spreading misinformation. He explained that the two aircraft in question, an Antonov cargo plane and a Hawker 800XP air ambulance, were in Ghana for legitimate purposes.The Antonov aircraft, which arrived on March 12, 2025, from Luanda, Angola, was carrying oil drilling equipment and lubricant oil for the European Union. The plane made a necessary technical stop in Ghana due to engine issues and required security scans. It was thoroughly inspected by various security agencies, including the Aviation Security, National Security, Narcotic Control Commission, […]

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Interior Minister Orders Immediate Transfer of Police Commanders in Illegal Mining Hotspots

On April 4, 2025, the Minister for the Interior, Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka, directed the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to immediately transfer all police commanders stationed in areas identified as hotspots for illegal mining, also known as "galamsey". This move is part of the government's ongoing efforts to enhance its fight against illegal mining, which has been severely damaging to the environment, particularly water bodies and forest reserves.The Interior Ministry emphasised the need for renewed commitment from law enforcement agencies in tackling the galamsey menace. The directive aims to ensure that security personnel are held accountable and that appropriate measures are being taken to curb illegal mining activities.The government has expressed its strong resolve to protect the nation's natural resources and is calling on all stakeholders, including local communities, to support these efforts.The Ministry of the Interior continues to prioritise […]

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Asamoah Gyan, Abedi Pele Get CAF Appointments

Ghanaian football legends Asamoah Gyan and Abedi Pele have been appointed by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to take on new roles. The announcement, which came on April 4, 2025, is a significant recognition of their contributions to African football.Both Gyan and Abedi Pele have long been celebrated for their outstanding careers and performances, and this new chapter will further cement their influence in shaping the future of African football. Details about their specific roles within CAF are yet to be fully disclosed, but their appointments are expected to have a positive impact on the continent's football development.The news has been met with excitement by fans across Ghana and the entire African football community, with many seeing it as a well-deserved honor for these icons.This development marks a new milestone for these football heroes who continue to inspire both […]

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Govt to Scrap COVID-19 Levy in Next Budget – Ablakwa

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has announced that the government will eliminate the COVID-19 levy in its upcoming budget. Addressing the Ghanaian community in Benin, he emphasized that only one more tax remains to be removed to fulfill the government’s commitment to abolish four taxes imposed by the previous administration.The Foreign Minister highlighted that the betting tax, E-Levy, and emissions tax had already been scrapped following President Mahama’s assent to the bills on April 2. This announcement was met with cheers and applause from the audience, underscoring the positive response from the Ghanaian diaspora.Ablakwa also assured Ghanaians that the Mahama administration is committed to delivering on its promises, including investing in the youth by setting aside funds for their development. He urged Ghanaians to remain confident in the government’s actions and its dedication to meeting the needs […]

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Ghana Climbs FIFA Rankings After Strong World Cup Qualifiers Performance

Ghana’s Black Stars have moved up one spot to 76th in the latest FIFA Coca-Cola World Rankings, following an impressive series of victories during the March international break. The team delivered standout performances in their World Cup qualifiers, defeating Chad and Madagascar with a total of eight goals and two clean sheets, which helped boost their global ranking and solidify their position at the top of Group I.While Ghana holds the 14th position on the African continent, the team continues to face tough competition, with Morocco leading Africa at 12th globally, followed by Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, and Ivory Coast. On the global stage, Argentina maintains its position at number one, with Spain moving up to second, and France, England, and Brazil rounding out the top five.The Black Stars are set to return to action in June for the Unity Cup, […]

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Charterhouse Explains Why Paluta’s “Makoma” Was Omitted from “Popular Song of the Year” Category

Charterhouse, the organizers of the annual Ghana Music Awards, has officially addressed the controversy surrounding the omission of King Paluta's hit song "Makoma" from the "Popular Song of the Year" category in the 2025 awards. The decision has sparked widespread discussions among fans and industry players alike.In their statement, Charterhouse explained that the song did not meet the necessary criteria, which includes strict adherence to submission deadlines and other requirements outlined for eligibility. Despite its popularity, "Makoma" failed to meet some of these standards, leading to its exclusion from the highly anticipated category.Fans of King Paluta have expressed their disappointment, but Charterhouse has urged everyone to respect the integrity of the award process. The organizers also highlighted that the final selection is based on a transparent, multi-faceted process aimed at recognizing the best in the Ghanaian music industry.

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How Rawlings Prevented Gaddafi’s Attempt to Bribe Officials During 1982 AFCON Final

During the 1982 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) final, Jerry John Rawlings, the then-President of Ghana, successfully thwarted an attempt by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to bribe Ghanaian officials. The incident took place before Ghana faced Libya in the final match of the prestigious tournament.Rawlings’ swift intervention prevented Gaddafi from influencing the match by offering bribes to key individuals. The event highlights the political tensions of the time and Rawlings' commitment to integrity, ensuring that the final match was contested fairly. Ghana eventually triumphed in the tournament, adding to the nation's rich football legacy.

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US Embassy to Assist Ghana in Renegotiating ECG Privatisation Deal

The US Embassy has pledged its support to Ghana in renegotiating the ongoing ECG (Electricity Company of Ghana) privatization deal. This collaboration comes as Ghana looks to address concerns and improve terms that better serve the nation's energy needs.The embassy's involvement is part of broader efforts to ensure that Ghana's strategic energy assets are managed effectively and that the privatization process aligns with the country's long-term goals for sustainable energy distribution. The move also reflects growing international attention to Ghana's energy sector and its potential for growth.

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