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Ken Ofori‑Atta to Return to Ghana After Surgery, Says Family

1. Surgery Scheduled for Mid-June Ofori‑Atta is set to undergo a scheduled surgery in the U.S. on June 13, 2025, as part of his ongoing cancer treatment. His family said that after recovery, he will return promptly to Ghana. 2. Commitment to Cooperate with the OSP According to his family, once he has recovered, Ofori‑Atta will officially engage with the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to address any pending legal matters. 3. Strong Family Support They have expressed confidence in his eventual vindication and emphasized his determination to return and clear his name in Ghana’s legal system. Why This Matters Public Reassurance: The family’s statement reassures the public about his health and future legal engagement. Transparency: A clear timeline sets expectations for his return and cooperation. Political Implications: As a former finance minister, his reappearance may influence ongoing investigations […]

Ahmad June 10, 2025

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Top 5 Fastest Growing Jobs in the Next 5 Years, Say Employers

1. Big Data Specialists Businesses are collecting massive amounts of data—and they need specialists to make sense of it. The World Economic Forum (WEF) ranks big data specialists as the fastest-growing role, driven by the digital revolution and booming demand for data-driven decisions. 2. Fintech Engineers The rise of digital finance and blockchain has created strong demand for fintech engineers. With new financial platforms and decentralized technologies, employers expect rapid growth in this field . 3. AI & Machine Learning Specialists The ongoing AI wave is reshaping business landscapes. According to WEF, AI and machine learning specialists are in top demand, with 86% of companies expecting transformation through AI by 2030 . 4. Software & Applications Developers From mobile apps to enterprise platforms, software and app developers remain essential. WEF places them fourth in fastest-growing roles by percentage, with businesses […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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GRNMA Open to Talks but Rules Out Renegotiating 2024 Collective Bargaining

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has reiterated its willingness to hold talks with government but firmly ruled out any renegotiation of the 2024 Conditions of Service (COS) agreement—signed earlier this year under proper legal and procedural frameworks. 1. Background of the 2024 COS Dispute The 2024 collective agreement was reached by GRNMA to improve nurses’ pay and working conditions. However, criticism arose when other nursing unions—like UPNMG and PAPNG—claimed GRNMA excluded them from negotiations. The High Court temporarily halted its implementation, asserting GRNMA violated LI 1833, which mandates inclusive bargaining. 2. Why GRNMA Refuses to Renegotiate Legality & Finality: GRNMA maintains the agreement was a lawful result of collective bargaining under Labour Regulations. Preserve Standards: Backtracking would undermine trust in collective agreements and set a negative precedent. Protect Members: Nurses signed on in good faith—renegotiations may undo […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Contractor Walks Off Tamale–Walewale Road Project Despite $29.6 Million Paid, Minister Reveals

Ghana’s Minister for Roads and Highways has disclosed that a contractor responsible for the Tamale–Savelugu–Walewale road project received US $29.6 million but abandoned the site before completing the work. The 83 km N10 highway is vital for trade and regional connectivity. 1. Project Overview Launched in June 2022, the Savelugu–Walewale stretch (Phase I) is the first segment of the Tamale–Paga Central Corridor. It was fully funded by the Indian Exim Bank and contracted to JMC Projects (India) Limited, with an expected completion date in late 2025. 2. Contractor Abandonment & Payment Despite receiving $29.6 million, the contractor halted operations and withdrew equipment without finishing any major section. The lack of progress has raised alarm about accountability and project oversight. 3. Delay Causes & Minister’s Explanation The Minister cited the government's debt restructuring program as having delayed initial mobilization. However, the contractor’s discontinuation post-payment remains […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Kennedy Agyapong Warns NPP Against Rewarding Poor Electoral Results with Second Chances

Veteran politician Kennedy Agyapong has sent a clear message to the New Patriotic Party (NPP): don’t reward poor electoral performance by giving second chances. He insists that internal reforms, accountability, and youth inclusion must guide the decision-making process if the party hopes to regain power. 1. A Lesson from Poor Results Agyapong emphasised that the NPP lost ground due to neglecting grassroots, poor unity, and a failure to acknowledge voters’ concerns . He pointed out how ignoring economic hardship and sticking with underperforming candidates would be a grave mistake. 2. Humility & Honesty Needed He urged party leaders to admit mistakes, apologise, and demonstrate humility during campaigns. According to Agyapong, this openness is essential to rebuild trust with Ghanaians and reconnect with the electorate y. 3. Expand Youth Participation Addressing the TESCON conference in February 2025, Agyapong supported calls to […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Ace Ankomah Urges Creation of Independent Natural Resources Commission in Ghana

Senior lawyer and governance advocate, Ace Ankomah, has called for the establishment of an Independent Natural Resources Commission in Ghana. His proposal emphasizes the need for a dedicated regulatory body to improve oversight of artisanal mining, strengthen enforcement, and protect the environment while unlocking responsible sector growth 1. Why an Independent Commission Matters Ghana's current legal framework already offers excellent guidelines—dating back to its 2006 mining law—but enforcement remains weak. An independent commission could fill this regulatory gap, unifying oversight and mitigating corruption . 2. Codify and Centralize Artisanal Mining Law Ankomah suggests consolidating artisanal mining regulations into a standalone statute. He advises creating a dedicated division within the Minerals Commission—led by a Deputy CEO—to focus solely on artisanal mining enforcement and licensing. 3. Benefits of Reform Clearer Oversight: Licensing, monitoring, and enforcement would become more streamlined. Public Participation: Transparency […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Build Strong Character: Sam Jonah’s Call to Ghanaian Youth

Renowned Ghanaian business leader and Chancellor of UCC, Sir Sam Jonah, has shared powerful advice for youth: build strong character through discipline, humility, service, and ethics. His message, delivered across campuses and media platforms, highlights the traits needed for national progress and personal achievement. 1. Discipline Through Service Sam Jonah advocates for compulsory one‑year military-style national service—inspired by models from Finland, South Korea, and Israel. He believes that service fosters discipline, resilience, and a sense of duty among young people. 2. Humility as a Foundation “If you’re not humble, you will not acquire the skills I have acquired,” Jonah advises. He credits humility for opening doors to life lessons and growth . 3. Ethical and Civic Leadership Jonah stresses the importance of youth entering public service and leadership roles. He warns, quoting Plato: “The price of apathy… is to be […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Ghana Faces EU Ban on Fish Imports Unless Fishing Zones Are Sanitised

Ghana could face a complete EU ban on fish imports by 2026 unless it resolves longstanding issues in its marine environment. The European Union issued two yellow cards (2013 and 2021) regarding illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing . As the clock ticks, Ghana must implement stronger regulations now. 1. EU’s Yellow Cards & Looming Red Card The yellow cards issued by the EU serve as a formal warning system. Continued non-compliance could escalate to a red card, triggering a permanent trade halt . 2. Why the Ban Matters Economic Impact: Fish is a top Ghana-EU export, generating life-changing foreign exchange. A ban would endanger livelihoods of over 3 million people in the industry Food Security: Fish makes up around 60% of animal protein consumption; overfishing due to illegal practices (like “saiko”) threatens this vital resource . 3. Root Causes […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Upper West Akim MP Donates Sanitary Pads to Support Girls’ Education at Adeiso PRESEC

In a commendable effort to support girls' education and promote menstrual hygiene, Hon. Drah Emmanuel, the Member of Parliament for Upper West Akim Constituency, has donated sanitary pads to Adeiso Presbyterian Senior High School (PRESEC). This initiative aims to address the challenges faced by female students during their menstrual cycles, ensuring uninterrupted academic participation. Details of the Donation On May 24, 2023, Hon. Drah Emmanuel visited his alma mater, Adeiso PRESEC, where he donated five boxes of YAZZ sanitary pads to the District Education Service for distribution to the students. This gesture is part of his broader commitment to improving educational facilities and student welfare in the constituency. Impact on the Community The donation was warmly received by the school's administration and the District Education Officer, who expressed gratitude for the support. They acknowledged the positive impact such contributions have […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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FAWAG Endorses Mahama’s Ban on Wooden School Furniture: A Step Towards Sustainable Education Infrastructure

In a significant move towards enhancing Ghana's educational infrastructure, the Furniture and Wood Products Association of Ghana (FAWAG) has expressed strong support for former President John Dramani Mahama's proposal to ban wooden furniture in schools. This initiative aims to address the persistent shortage of durable and ergonomic furniture in educational institutions, particularly at the basic level. The Rationale Behind the Ban Former President Mahama highlighted the dire state of school furniture during his address in the Daffiama-Bussie-Issa Constituency, noting that approximately 1.2 million children lack proper seating in schools . This shortage has led to students sitting on stones or the floor, adversely affecting their learning experience. Mahama's proposal to ban wooden furniture stems from concerns over durability, maintenance costs, and the environmental impact of deforestation. FAWAG's Perspective FAWAG has long advocated for the modernization of Ghana's furniture industry. The […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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