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Suspect Remanded Over KNUST Student’s Tragic Death

The Kumasi Circuit Court has remanded Daniel Tuffour, the prime suspect in the death of 21-year-old Deladem Aku Yabane, a final-year Biological Science student at KNUST.Deladem's lifeless body was discovered near the university’s Disability and Rehabilitation Centre last Thursday. She was quickly transported to the University Health Services, where she was pronounced dead.Police investigations revealed marks of violence on her body, leading to Tuffour’s arrest later that day. The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, has assured Deladem’s family of a thorough investigation and justice for the victim.The IGP has also met with KNUST authorities to discuss improved security measures on campus. The police have urged anyone with information about the case to assist in the ongoing investigation.

Edem 4Style March 1, 2025

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Ohwimhene Destooled Over Illegal Mining Allegations

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has removed Nana Kusi Baaye II from his position as the Chief of Ohwim due to multiple allegations, including illegal mining (galamsey).Summoned before the Kumasi Traditional Council, the chief faced accusations of desecrating the Asantehene’s Great Oath, extortion, selling family lands for personal gain, and engaging in galamsey. Despite denying the allegations, testimonies from his own family, including his sister, confirmed his involvement in land sales under false pretenses.Otumfuo reaffirmed his stance against galamsey, emphasizing the need to protect the Golden Stool’s integrity. This marks the latest in a series of destoolments as part of the Asantehene’s crackdown on chiefs involved in illegal mining.

Edem 4Style March 1, 2025

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KNUST Student Arrested Over Final-Year Colleague’s Murder

Authorities at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have confirmed the arrest of a student suspected of killing final-year Biological Science student Joana Deladem Yabani.According to the university, the suspect, who lived in the same hostel as the victim, was identified through CCTV footage and later apprehended by the police. Investigators also recovered the clothes worn during the crime as evidence.In response to the tragedy, security on campus has been significantly reinforced. Over 50 police officers, including personnel from the SWAT Unit and the Anti-Robbery Squad, have been deployed to boost safety. KNUST management has assured students of improved security measures, with plans to expand CCTV surveillance across the campus.As investigations continue, students have been urged to take extra precautions, such as walking in groups at night and reporting suspicious activities. Meanwhile, the university has extended its […]

Edem 4Style February 28, 2025

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Anwomaso Power Hub to Cut ECG Losses in Ashanti Region

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) expects a reduction in power losses in the Ashanti Region as the Anwomaso electricity generation hub nears completion. The site hosts multiple power plants, including those by Aksa Energy, CENIT Energy, and the KITPP (formerly AMERI), with Genser providing gas supply.ECG's Ashanti West PRO, Benjamin Obeng Antwi, highlighted that the new hub will improve power supply in the region and reduce transmission losses, as electricity will no longer need to be transported from Tema or the Western Region.Aksa Energy is set to add 250MW to the national grid, with phase one ready by May 2025 and phase two by year-end. CENIT Energy is expected to generate 330MW, with 110MW available in the third quarter. The relocation of the Ameri plant to Kumasi is also scheduled for completion by July.ECG's Director of New Business and […]

Edem 4Style February 27, 2025

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KNUST Food Festival Champions Local Cuisine and Healthy Eating

The 2025 KNUST Food Festival highlighted the need to preserve Ghana’s indigenous foods amid the growing preference for fast food among the youth. Food scientists from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) warned that junk foods contribute to rising cases of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases.Held under the theme "Innovation and Technological Advancement in Mindful Bites: Nourishing the Body and Mind," the event emphasized the role of innovation in making local dishes more appealing. Experts like Professor Felix Nyarko Engmann stressed the importance of using research and technology to enhance food processing, urging private sector investment in food science.The festival brought together students, food industry players, and researchers, providing a platform to showcase innovative food products. KNUST’s Pro-Vice Chancellor, Professor David Asamoah, encouraged mindful eating, while Professor Faustina Wireko Manu called for public education on

Edem 4Style February 25, 2025

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Mahama Halts Excavator Burning in New Galamsey Fight Strategy

President John Dramani Mahama has introduced a new approach to tackling illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey. Instead of burning seized excavators, he has directed authorities to confiscate and repurpose them for legal mining activities.Speaking at a meeting with the Christian Council of Ghana at the Jubilee House, President Mahama emphasized the need for responsible mining, acknowledging that about 1.8 million Ghanaians depend on small-scale mining for their livelihoods. However, he stressed that economic benefits should not come at the cost of environmental destruction, revealing that illegal mining has already degraded 44 out of Ghana’s 288 forest reserves.The President highlighted recent successes in flushing out illegal miners from the Tano Nimri Forest and stated that a mobile task force is now focusing on other affected areas.Rev. Dr. Hilliard Dela Dogbe, Chairman of the Christian Council, pledged the Council’s support for […]

Edem 4Style February 24, 2025

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Kumasi Traders Decry Filth as City Struggles with Waste Management

The rising sanitation crisis in Kumasi has left traders and residents frustrated, as market centers and major streets remain clogged with filth. Despite claims by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) that 90% of daily waste is cleared, a visit to areas like Adum, Kejetia, and Asafo Fish Market paints a different picture.Traders blame irregular waste collection for the worsening conditions, with overflowing bins and uncollected garbage creating health hazards. Some artisans near WAEC Asawasi say drains in their area haven’t been desilted since 2014, contributing to a foul stench.KMA's Head of Waste Management, Prosper Kotoka, admitted the assembly is overwhelmed but insists waste management is a shared responsibility, citing public indiscipline. Meanwhile, residents are calling for more proactive action to keep Kumasi clean.

Edem 4Style February 21, 2025

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Passport Office to Operate 24/7 Under New Shift System

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has announced that the Passport Office will now operate in three shifts—day, night, and dawn—to speed up passport processing.This initiative, part of the government’s 24-hour economy policy, aims to reduce waiting times so that applicants receive their passports within a week. Additionally, the government plans to introduce chip-embedded passports and integrate passport data with the National Identification Authority (NIA) for smoother verification.Ablakwa also mentioned plans to reduce standard passport fees while increasing charges for premium services.

Edem 4Style February 20, 2025

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Over 600,000 Ghana Cards Still Unclaimed—NIA Urges Public to Collect Them

The National Identification Authority (NIA) has revealed that more than 600,000 Ghana Cards remain unclaimed at its district and regional offices across the country. These cards, printed since 2018, are yet to be collected by their rightful owners.In an effort to clear a backlog of unprinted cards dating back to 2023, the NIA recently received 700,000 blank cards for fresh issuance, replacements, and updates. A special technical team has been set up to accelerate the printing and distribution process.While this move is expected to ease delays, the NIA is urging the public to retrieve their unclaimed Ghana Cards, which are crucial for accessing banking services, healthcare, and voter registration. The authority has assured citizens that a more efficient system is being developed to streamline card collection, though specific details remain undisclosed.

Edem 4Style February 19, 2025

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Mahama Declares Assets, Gives Appointees March 31 Ultimatum

President John Dramani Mahama has taken a bold step towards transparency by publicly declaring his assets and urging his appointees to follow suit by March 31, 2025, or risk dismissal.In an unprecedented move, Mahama submitted his asset declaration documents to Auditor-General Johnson Akuamoah-Asiedu, marking the first time a sitting president in Ghana has made the process public. This act aligns with Article 286 of the 1992 Constitution and the Public Office Holder's Declaration of Assets and Disqualifications Act (Act 550).Mahama emphasized that making asset declarations more transparent could be a powerful tool in the fight against corruption. He stated that while punishing corruption is crucial, preventing it through accountability measures like asset declarations is even more effective.The Auditor-General supported calls for reforming the current asset declaration system, highlighting concerns about verifying the accuracy of declared assets. He proposed that such […]

Edem 4Style February 19, 2025

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