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Trump Denies Lewd Epstein Note, Seeks Release of Court Files

A Wall Street Journal report claims that, in 2003, Donald Trump wrote a sexually explicit birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein—complete with a nude-woman doodle—and signed it “Donald” under her drawing. The note ended mysteriously: “may every day be another wonderful secret”. Trump vehemently denies the claim, calling it “fake,” and has threatened to sue the WSJ, Murdoch, and News Corp for defamation. Why This Matters The memo rekindles scrutiny over Trump’s ties to Epstein and amplifies calls—from both supporters and critics—for the full release of grand‑jury Epstein documents. Trump responded by asking Attorney‑General Pam Bondi to seek declassification and public release of relevant grand‑jury testimony. The controversy has split Trump’s base: some see it as a political hit, while others demand transparency. GOP Speaker Mike Johnson now supports releasing the files, framing it as a matter for public judgment. Key Statements Trump on […]

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Pharmacy Council Shuts 618 Illegal Drug Shops in Rivers and Bayelsa States

PCN Launches Major Crackdown on Illegal Drug Sellers in South-South The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN) has shut down 618 illegal drug premises in Rivers and Bayelsa States during a week-long enforcement exercise aimed at protecting public health and improving drug regulation. The operation targeted unlicensed pharmacies , unauthorized medicine vendors , and poorly managed health facilities . 536 illegal drug shops closed in Rivers 82 shut in Bayelsa These include: 178 unlicensed pharmacies 123 unregulated patent medicine vendors 317 illegal premises 9 issued compliance orders The Council is leading a nationwide campaign to clean up Nigeria’s pharmaceutical sector and ensure only trained personnel and licensed facilities handle medicines. “Medicines Are Poisons—They Must Be Regulated” – PCN Pharmacist Ibrahim Ahmed , Registrar and CEO of PCN , explained the reason behind the crackdown during a press briefing in Port Harcourt […]

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OSP Registers First Convictions After Seven Years in Ghana

For the first time since its establishment in 2018, Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has secured criminal convictions. On June 4, 2025, two defendants in the Charles Bissue & Andy Thomas Owusu case pleaded guilty and were convicted via plea agreements. Why This Matters The OSP had previously come under fire for its lack of convictions and questionable operational impact, despite nearly eight years of existence and sizeable budgets. MPs repeatedly questioned what the agency had delivered in return. This breakthrough helps the office regain credibility and demonstrates progress in prosecuting corruption-related offences. Conviction Details DefendantChargesPlea OutcomePenaltiesAndy Thomas OwusuCorruption & Bribe AcceptingGuilty plea via Section 71 plea bargainFine: 500 penalty units (~GHS 6,000); restitution: GHS 200,000Six individuals in Tamale payroll casePayroll fraud & corruptionPlea bargains accepted in courtRestitution: GHS 86,318.95; Penalty: GHS 20,000Total recovered——GHS 106,318.95 repaid to state What It Signals These convictions mark […]

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Khan Visits Ga Mantse – Historic London‑Accra Bond

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan joined the Mayor of Accra, Hon. Michael K. Allotey, to unveil plans for the first partner memorial in Ghana recognizing victims of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. This historic moment is part of Khan’s trade mission to Africa, aimed at strengthening cultural and economic ties between London and Accra. 🔍 Why This Matters Symbolic healing: The memorial in Accra will be linked to “The Wake”—a major bronze cowrie shell sculpture to be installed in London in 2026—marking the start of a network of global remembrance sites. Shared history, shared future: The initiative shines a light on London’s historical role in the slave trade and Ghana’s leadership in commemorating its victims with dignity. Visit Highlights Peer-city collaboration: The Moss project is part of the London to Accra Economic Growth Campaign, spotlighting the British‑Ghanaian diaspora as a bridge […]

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Le Togo élargit l’aéroport de Lomé avec de nouvelles aires de stationnement pour gros porteurs

L’Aéroport international Gnassingbé Eyadéma (AIGE) de Lomé a inauguré officiellement, mercredi 16 juillet 2025 , deux nouvelles aires de stationnement destinées aux avions gros porteurs (code E) . La cérémonie a réuni plusieurs acteurs du secteur aérien, dont Wang Min , ambassadeur de Chine au Togo. Ces nouvelles installations, construites par l’entreprise chinoise Witek pour un coût d’environ 6,5 millions de dollars , couvrent une surface de 35 481 mètres carrés . Elles permettront d’accueillir simultanément davantage d’avions commerciaux , y compris les vols officiels de haut niveau , tout en améliorant la fluidité des opérations sur le tarmac. Plus de capacité, plus de sécurité, plus d’attractivité Selon le colonel Idrissou Abdou Ahabou , directeur général de l’Agence nationale de l’aviation civile du Togo (ANAC) , ces aménagements offrent de nombreux avantages : Augmentation de la capacité d’accueil des aéronefs Accroissement […]

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Minister Alausa Praises Tinubu For Renaming UNIMAID After Buhari

Tinubu Renames University of Maiduguri to Muhammadu Buhari University President Bola Tinubu has renamed the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) to the Muhammadu Buhari University of Maiduguri , as part of a formal tribute to the late former Nigerian leader during a special Federal Executive Council (FEC) session on Thursday. The renaming decision was announced during an FEC meeting held specifically to honor Buhari’s life and service to the nation. The event brought together top government officials, including: Senate President Godswill Akpabio House Speaker Abbas Tajudeen Several state governors Federal ministers Head of the Civil Service of the Federation All paid tribute to Buhari’s legacy as a military Head of State and democratically elected President (2015–2023) . “Buhari’s Legacy Lives in Education” – Alausa The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa , praised the decision to immortalize Buhari’s legacy through education. […]

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Premières tendances attendues sous peu

Le président de la Commission électorale nationale indépendante (CENI) , Dago Yabré , a salué vendredi le déroulement serein des élections municipales organisées la veille. Lors d’un point de presse, il a annoncé que les premières tendances des résultats seront disponibles dans la journée . « La CENI, comme à son habitude, ne se précipite pas pour publier des résultats contestables. Nous avons mis en place un système fiable, qui fonctionne », a déclaré M. Yabré. Une élection marquée par une forte participation politique Ce scrutin a été marqué par une large participation politique , avec la présence de 19 partis , 9 groupements politiques et 54 listes indépendantes . Au total, 1 938 candidats ont été enregistrés par la CENI, démontrant la vitalité démocratique locale . Le nombre d’électeurs inscrits s’élevait à 4 637 998 , contre 4 203 711 en 2024 , soit […]

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ECG Alerts Greater Accra Power Outage on July 18

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced a planned power outage in parts of Greater Accra on Friday, July 18, 2025, to carry out essential maintenance and improve service quality. The blackout will occur between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Where Power Will Be AffectedCommunities affected include: Sowutuom, Israel, Race Course, Shiabu, Beach Road Gbawe Gonse, Joma Agbozome, Abease, Achiama Obeyeyie, Ayikai Doblo, Fise Roca, Mericresent Opah Township, Red Gate and nearby areas Why It’s NecessaryECG said the outage is part of its routine upgrades to enhance the reliability and overall quality of power supply across its network. These scheduled maintenance works are key to reducing unplanned faults and service interruptions. What You Should DoResidents and businesses in the listed areas are advised to: Plan ahead: Charge devices and prepare backups before 9 a.m. Unplug appliances: Avoid damage when power returns. Follow […]

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Ghana Loses 3,000 ha Mangroves – Journalists Step Up

Recent environmental assessments show Ghana has lost approximately 3,000 hectares of mangrove forest across its coastal zones—driven by illegal logging, pollution, urban expansion, and over-harvesting. In response, journalists and media groups are mobilizing to spotlight the issue and build public momentum for restoration and policy action. Why This Matters Mangrove ecosystems provide critical benefits: They act as coastal buffers, support fish nurseries, store carbon, and protect communities from erosion and storm surges. Their loss jeopardizes biodiversity and coastal resilience. Accelerated deforestation: Ghana has lost around 24 % of its mangrove cover between 1980 and 2010, with continued degradation leading up to recent losses of 3,000 ha. Journalists Take ActionMedia professionals trained in environmental and forest management reporting are now leading coverage that exposes damaging activities like illegal harvesting and pollution. Journalism associations are advocating press freedom and broader campaigns to demand accountability. […]

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Amewuga Border Town Fights Trafficking & Child Marriage

The “Amewuga” advocacy campaign, led by the Ghana Immigration Service’s Anti‑Human Smuggling and Trafficking in Persons Unit (AHSTIP), the Handmaids of the Divine Redeemers Sisters Foundation (HDRSF), and the International Centre for Safe Migration (ICSM), is empowering border communities like Aflao and Denu to resist trafficking, child marriage, and modern slavery. It involved a large-scale outreach to over 2,300 students at Three‑Town SHS, using cultural education and drama to drive the message. Why This Matters Rooted in cultural values: The campaign draws from Ewe ethics, emphasizing that “human life is worthier than money,” making the message resonate with border youth, drivers, and traders. Targeting vulnerable groups: Focus is on women, girls, and youth—often the most exposed to exploitation, especially in migrating corridors. Combating modern slavery: Addresses complex issues beyond physical trafficking, such as forced labour, sexual exploitation, cyber trafficking, and […]

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