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Kofi Job Foundation Donates GH₵1M to Help Children with Cancer.

The Kofi Job Foundation has donated GH₵1 million in health support to two children battling cancer, helping their families cover treatment costs.Two-year-old Halila is undergoing treatment for retinoblastoma, a type of eye cancer, while another child is receiving care for Wilms tumor, a kidney cancer. The Kumasi South Hospital estimated the treatment for both children to cost at least GH₵60,000, a sum their families struggled to raise.The treatment plan, as explained by Dr. Alimatu Salam, a paediatrician at the hospital, involves chemotherapy followed by surgery, with chemotherapy being administered at the hospital and surgery conducted at KATH.Halila's mother, Ernestina Kwarko, shared how her daughter’s eye condition worsened over time, making the financial burden even heavier.Thanks to the Kofi Job Foundation’s generous donation, GH₵120,000 has been allocated to cover the children’s medical bills, and additional funds have been provided to assist […]

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Boankra Inland Port Phase I Set for Completion by March 2025.

The Boankra Inland Port Project in the Ashanti Region is progressing, with contractors confident that Phase I will be completed by the end of March 2025. This phase includes essential infrastructure such as storage facilities, a security zone, roads, and the port terminal. The full completion of the project is anticipated by 2026.Dr. Justice Amo, CEO of Justmoh Construction Limited, highlighted the support from both the government and the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, in pushing the project forward. The inland port is a critical infrastructure designed to serve importers and exporters in central and northern Ghana while facilitating transit traffic to neighboring countries.Launched by former President Nana Akufo-Addo in 2020, the Boankra Inland Port is expected to play a significant role in enhancing Ghana's position within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The project will alleviate traffic congestion […]

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Wenchi Hospital to Bury 28 Unclaimed Bodies After Three-Year Wait.

The Wenchi Methodist Hospital in the Bono Region is set to conduct a mass burial for 28 unclaimed and unidentified bodies that have been in the hospital's morgue for nearly three years. This initiative aims to alleviate the congestion that has hampered smooth operations at the facility.A statement from the Wenchi Municipal Coordinating Director, Jimah Yakubu, explained that the hospital had made repeated efforts to reach out to families for identification, but no progress was made.To address the issue, the Environmental Health Unit of the Wenchi Municipal Assembly and hospital management have scheduled the burial between January 23 and January 31, 2025. Families or individuals with missing relatives are encouraged to contact the hospital urgently to identify and collect the remains before the deadline.The hospital emphasized that clearing the morgue would not only decongest the facility but also ensure a […]

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13-Year-Old Physics Whiz Joins KNUST.

Melchizedek Adio Baafawiise, a 13-year-old prodigy, has become one of the youngest students ever to enroll at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Scoring A1 in five subjects, including Physics and Mathematics, in his WASSCE, Melchizedek is now pursuing a degree in Physics, with a particular passion for Mechanics.Although he once dreamed of becoming a pilot, he chose to delve deeper into Physics to uncover his true passion. He plans to decide between Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as his career path by his third or fourth year.Coming from a family of educators, Melchizedek initially felt overwhelmed skipping Forms 2 and 3, but he quickly adjusted to university life and enjoys being among his older peers.

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Fire Breaks Out at Kejetia Market, Traders Count Losses.

A fire broke out at the Kejetia Market in Kumasi, causing significant damage to two shops, which primarily sold textiles and fabrics. The fire is believed to have started in a closed shop and spread to a nearby store, destroying valuable goods.Thanks to the quick response of the Fire Service, more shops were saved from the blaze. Nana Akwasi Prempeh, President of the Federation of Kejetia Traders, acknowledged the swift intervention, noting that security agencies had been on high alert due to earlier intelligence suggesting potential arson attacks on the market.The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and traders have been urged to ensure all electrical devices are turned off before leaving their shops. This incident adds to the recent string of fire outbreaks in commercial centers across the country.

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Mahama’s Swift Move Averts Power Crisis Amid Gas Pipeline Shutdown.

 President John Dramani Mahama has revealed how proactive measures by his administration prevented a potential energy crisis during scheduled maintenance of the West African Gas Pipeline, a vital fuel source for Ghana's thermal plants.Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of six new ministers on January 22 at the Jubilee House, Mahama highlighted the advanced arrangements made to supply alternative fuels, ensuring uninterrupted power supply. He criticized the previous administration for failing to prioritize energy stability, which he said could have resulted in power outages.Mahama commended Energy Minister John Jinapor for his leadership during the crisis and reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining a lean government with no more than 60 ministers.

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Six Victims of Obuasi Mine Clash Laid to Rest Amid Calls for Justice.

Six out of eight victims of the tragic clash between illegal miners and military personnel at AngloGold Ashanti's Obuasi Mine have been buried following Islamic rites. The remaining two bodies are being held for autopsy to aid ongoing investigations.The community mourned deeply during an emotional burial ceremony led by the Obuasi Chief Imam. The incident occurred when illegal miners reportedly breached a security fence at an abandoned concession, triggering a confrontation with military personnel.The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) stated that their troops acted in self-defense after being attacked by miners armed with various weapons, including rifles and machetes. President John Dramani Mahama has ordered a thorough investigation into the incident, ensuring justice for those involved.The President also directed AngloGold Ashanti to cover medical expenses for the injured and support funeral arrangements for the deceased. The incident has left the community […]

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7 Essential Steps for Buying Litigation-Free Land in Ghana.

Victor Owusu Asante, a legal and real estate expert, has outlined seven crucial steps to ensure a litigation-free land acquisition in Ghana. In an interview with Graphic Online, he emphasized due diligence and professional assistance to avoid common land disputes.Identify the Seller: Confirm the seller's identity and status—individual, company, foreigner, or Ghanaian.Engage a Licensed Surveyor: Visit the land with your own surveyor to confirm coordinates and generate an independent site plan.Conduct Official Searches: Use the Lands Commission's consolidated search system to check the land's status, whether public, family, or stool land.Litigation Search: Investigate the land's legal status at local courts to confirm it’s free from disputes.Check Land Zoning: Verify the land’s zoning with the Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority (LUSPA) to ensure compatibility with your intended use.Review Search Reports: Hire a real estate lawyer to analyze reports before proceeding.Finalize […]

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Obuasi Schools Remain Closed Amidst Violent Clashes – Ashanti Minister Nominee.

Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister nominee, has stated that schools in Obuasi will only reopen once peace and safety are assured. This decision follows violent clashes between illegal miners and military personnel guarding AngloGold Ashanti's Obuasi Mine, resulting in nine fatalities.In response to the unrest, both public and private schools have been temporarily shut down. Students have been instructed to stay home for their safety, even as authorities increase security presence in the area.Speaking on JoyNews' PM Express, Dr. Amoakohene emphasized the government's commitment to resolving the conflict and restoring normalcy. “The safety and well-being of our students are our top priority,” he said, adding that schools would reopen when peace is fully restored and the community feels secure.The government is working closely with local stakeholders to address the situation and ensure that residents can resume their daily […]

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Mahama’s Free Tertiary Tuition Policy to Reimburse First-Year Students.

The Education Minister-designate, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced that first-year students who have already paid their tuition fees will receive reimbursements under the government’s free tertiary tuition policy.This policy, a flagship initiative of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), aims to improve access to higher education as part of the 2024 campaign promises.Addressing the Appointments Committee in Parliament on January 20, 2025, Mr. Iddrisu revealed that the policy's implementation would require an estimated ₵345 million. The funds will be allocated to tertiary institutions to process refunds for affected students.He also emphasized the flexibility of the policy, allowing parents who prefer to pay tuition fees to do so voluntarily. “The beauty of this is that parents who are willing to pay can still contribute under this policy,” he explained.The free tuition initiative seeks to alleviate financial burdens on families and promote equitable access […]

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