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Mahama Revokes Appointments of Akufo-Addo’s Local Government Executives.

President John Dramani Mahama has revoked the appointments of all Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCES) who served under the previous Akufo-Addo administration. This decision, effective immediately, was communicated in a letter signed by Dr. Callistus Mahama, the Secretary to the President.The action aligns with President Mahama's vision to restructure local governance and ensure it supports the policies of his new government. The move is backed by the authority granted under the Local Government Act, 2016 (Act 936) and its 2017 amendment, Act 940. By this directive, all appointments made under these sections of the law have been nullified.

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University of Ghana Releases Cut-Off Grades for 2024/2025 Admissions.

The University of Ghana’s Academic Affairs Directorate has issued a notice to prospective students for the 2024/2025 academic year. Following the release of the 2024 WASSCE results, applicants are urged to log in to the UG applications portal to verify key details, including their full name, date of birth, examination records, and index numbers.Applications for the upcoming academic year remain open, with e-vouchers available through designated banks or via the USSD code 8879#. However, the application portal will close at midnight on Friday, January 3, 2025.Applicants are encouraged to consult the University’s 2023/2024 cut-off grades to align their programme choices realistically with their qualifications.Prospective students are reminded to act quickly to secure a spot at Ghana's premier university.

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Police Beef Up Security for New Year’s Eve Celebrations.

The Ghana Police Service has deployed additional officers and intensified patrols nationwide to ensure public safety during New Year's Eve celebrations. Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Grace Ansah-Akrofi announced that traffic officers would be stationed at key intersections and roads near churches and entertainment venues hosting large gatherings.The enhanced measures include increased highway and residential patrols, protection of faith-based events, and safeguarding critical infrastructure. The Police have also issued a strong warning to religious organizations against spreading fear-inducing "false prophecies" that could cause public panic.ACP Ansah-Akrofi commended Ghanaians for their cooperation in maintaining peace throughout the year and assured the public of the Police's commitment to ensuring a safe and peaceful transition into the New Year.

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Tragic Turn: Groom Dies During Wedding Ceremony in Akyem Anamase.

A joyful wedding ceremony turned tragic at Akyem Anamase in the Eastern Region when the groom, Chief Inspector Godwin Beniba, collapsed and passed away moments before his bride arrived. The groom, who was the Station Officer at the Anamase Police Station, complained of dizziness upon entering the venue, and despite being rushed to the Anamase Clinic, he was pronounced dead on arrival.The heartbreaking incident left guests, including police officers from various regions, in deep sorrow. Prepared food and drinks went unused as attendees left the venue in shock. The deceased's family has transported the body to the Oda Government Hospital morgue for an autopsy. The community remains in mourning, with festive activities subdued due to the tragedy.

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WAEC Releases 2024 WASSCE Results: Over 4,000 Subject Results Canceled.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the 2024 WASSCE for School Candidates. Out of the 460,611 students who registered for the exams, some irregularities were reported, leading to actions by WAEC:Subject results for 4,108 candidates were canceled due to bringing unauthorized materials like notes and textbooks into the exam hall.Entire results of 483 candidates were canceled for using mobile phones.Subject results of 781 candidates and the full results of 209 candidates were withheld for further investigations.WAEC has cautioned stakeholders to beware of fraudsters offering to alter results. The results can be accessed online at www.waecgh.org using WAEC’s results verification system.

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Cholera Outbreak Claims 35 Lives Across Five Regions in Ghana.

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed 35 deaths and over 4,150 suspected cholera cases since an outbreak began in October 2024. The Western Region has been the hardest hit, with 17 deaths, many occurring within 24 hours of hospital admission.A vaccination campaign in hotspots like Awutu Senya East and Sekondi-Takoradi has helped reduce new cases, with over 660,000 people vaccinated by mid-December. Public health efforts include emergency response teams, hygiene education, and oral rehydration centers to treat mild cases.The GHS urges the public to prioritize hygiene and safe water use during the festive season, as health workers and stakeholders continue to battle the outbreak.

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Freddie Blay Criticizes NDC’s Push for More Seats Despite Majority.

Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman, Freddie Blay, has expressed surprise at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for pursuing additional parliamentary seats despite already securing over 180 seats in the 2024 elections. Speaking on Joy FM on December 24, 2024, Blay cautioned that such actions could heighten political tensions and undermine Ghana's democratic principles.He emphasized the need to respect legal processes and Electoral Commission rulings, warning of potential chaos if due process is disregarded. Blay urged the NDC to prioritize stability over contesting further seats, highlighting the importance of preserving Ghana’s democratic institutions.

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WAEC Refutes Minister’s Claim on WASSCE Results Release.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has denied guaranteeing the release of the 2024 WASSCE results by December 29, as earlier stated by the Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum.WAEC explained that it is yet to receive sufficient funds to repair broken scanners and complete the processing of results. While the Education Ministry released GH₵25 million on December 18, an additional GH₵35 million is still outstanding.During a media briefing after visiting WAEC’s office, Dr. Adutwum assured that results would be ready by the end of December, citing government support to address WAEC’s financial challenges. However, WAEC clarified that the minister’s statement did not follow a formal discussion with its management.The Council revealed that it requires funds to finalize activities such as paying invigilators, supervisors, and suppliers, as well as addressing technical issues to ensure smooth operations.WAEC urged the public […]

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Akufo-Addo Partly Responsible for NPP’s 2024 Defeat – Frank Agyekum.

Frank Agyekum, spokesperson for former President John Agyekum Kufuor, has attributed the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) loss in the 2024 general elections to leadership issues under President Akufo-Addo.In the election, the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) secured victory over the NPP by over 1.6 million votes. Speaking on JoyNews’ AM Show, Mr. Agyekum pointed to widespread public discontent, arrogance among party members, and the imposition of unpopular candidates as key reasons for the loss.“The signs were there, and the narrative shows that things have been falling apart for a long time. The leader always bears the ultimate responsibility—it stops with him. When it’s good, we credit him; when it’s bad, he must share the blame,” he remarked.Mr. Agyekum also criticized the party’s selection process for candidates, stating that the leadership failed to address grassroots concerns and underestimated public dissatisfaction.The NPP's […]

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Game-Changer: Students Create Battery-Powered Fufu Machine.

The Akyem Vocational and Technical Institute (AVTI) in the Eastern Region has unveiled a groundbreaking battery-powered fufu-making machine at its inaugural graduation ceremony. Designed by students and tutors, the machine simplifies the labor-intensive process of making fufu while being efficient, quiet, and eco-friendly.Unlike traditional machines, this innovation is designed to work seamlessly during power outages, making it a practical solution for homes and communities across Ghana. The project involved expertise from multiple disciplines, including metal fabrication, electrical engineering, and control systems, showcasing the students' technical skills.Speaking at the event, AVTI Vice Principal Ben Blanton Gidisu emphasized the school’s mission to develop local technologies that improve lives and drive economic growth. The ceremony also celebrated 93 students who completed training in various fields, including welding, plumbing, and electrical installation.Newmont Akyem’s Senior Manager, Derek Boateng, lauded the institute's achievements and reaffirmed the […]

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