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Woman Remanded for Alleged GH₵265,000 Visa Fraud.

An unemployed 45-year-old woman, Faustina Foli, has been remanded by the Accra Circuit Court for allegedly defrauding an insurance officer of GH₵265,000. Foli promised to secure a U.S. visa and three Canadian visas but failed to deliver.Charged with defrauding by false pretenses, Foli pleaded not guilty. Her bail application was rejected by the presiding judge, Mr. Isaac Addo, after the prosecution argued she had previously absconded while on bail for similar offenses.The complainant, Daniel Acquay, was reportedly deceived by Foli’s claim that her fiancé worked at the Canadian High Commission and could procure visas at reduced costs. Acquay paid GH₵265,000 for the visas, after which Foli disappeared.In a caution statement, Foli admitted collecting the money but claimed to have handed it to an individual named “Kojo.” However, she provided no useful information to aid the police investigation.The case has been […]

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Mahama Transition Team Flags Last-Minute Recruitments and Payments.

The Transition Team for Ghana’s President-Elect, John Dramani Mahama, has expressed concerns about last-minute decisions made by the outgoing administration. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the team’s spokesperson, highlighted issues such as rushed recruitments and significant payments, including a controversial GH₵240 million payment linked to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). He questioned the necessity of this payment and urged its suspension until further scrutiny is conducted.The team also warned of the fiscal strain these actions could impose on the incoming government. Kwakye Ofosu emphasized the importance of allowing the new administration to manage critical financial decisions to ensure accountability and protect public funds. He called for broader consultations to address these matters, stressing the need for responsible governance amidst Ghana’s fragile economic recovery.

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Police and Military Team Up to Secure Post-Election Calm.

The Ghana Police Service, in partnership with the military, has intensified security patrols across the country to maintain peace following the 2024 general elections.In a statement, the police highlighted that these efforts, which include joint day-and-night patrols, intelligence-led operations, and the deployment of officers to key locations, have been pivotal in keeping the nation stable. Over 115 suspects have been arrested so far, with nine apprehended in the last 24 hours.Authorities have also assured citizens of their commitment to sustaining peace and urged the public to report any security concerns using the toll-free number 0800311311.

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Jubilee House Sets January Deadline for Vehicle Returns by Appointees.

The Office of the President has directed all outgoing government appointees to return official vehicles in their possession by January 3, 2025. This move reinforces the administration's policy against appointees acquiring government vehicles, a practice discontinued after President Akufo-Addo's first term in 2020. The directive applies to ministers, deputies, regional ministers, and special aides as the government transitions to a new administration. Jubilee House emphasized accountability and responsible management of state resources, urging appointees to comply fully with the rules.

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UPSA Students Donate Medical Equipment and Drugs to Campus Clinic.

A group of third-year students from the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), has donated essential medical supplies to the university's Medical Centre. The items include a pharmacy label printer with software, an ear irrigation machine, two otoscopes, three thermometer guns, a glucometer, and assorted medicines. Additionally, they presented a 2.0 HP air conditioner to the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Studies.Lead Lecturer, Sandra Yeboah Nyarko, explained that the donation aimed to equip the clinic with necessary tools to improve healthcare services for the university community.The donation was received by UPSA medical staff and Dr. Adwoa Amankwah, Head of the Department of Communication Studies. Professor Abigail Opoku Mensah, Director of UPSA's Research and Consultancy Centre, praised the students' commitment to enhancing campus facilities.The initiative was supported through financial contributions and sponsorships from various sources.

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Baba Sadiq Urges Patrick Boamah to Accept Defeat and Move On.

Baba Sadiq, the newly-elected Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central, has called on his rival, Patrick Boamah, to accept the election results and move forward. In an interview on Daybreak Hitz, Sadiq expressed his hope that Boamah, who has contested the results, would accept the people's decision and shift focus to future endeavors. While acknowledging Boamah's political experience, Sadiq emphasized the people's desire for change. In the final tally, Sadiq won with 15,383 votes, narrowly defeating Boamah, who secured 14,949 votes.

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Mogtari Urges EC Chair Jean Mensa to Resign Over Election Fallout.

Joyce Bawah Mogtari, special aide to Ghana’s President-Elect John Mahama, has called for the resignation of Jean Mensa, the chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC). Speaking in an interview, Mogtari criticized the EC’s handling of the 2024 election, particularly its delays in announcing official results, which she believes contributed to post-election violence. She accused the Commission of being too partisan and incompetent, urging a complete overhaul to restore integrity. According to Mogtari, reforms at the EC will be a priority in Mahama’s administration, with the goal of removing partisanship and ensuring free and fair elections in the future. She believes that Jean Mensa should step down to allow for these necessary changes.

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Police Arrest 106 Suspects Over Post-Election Violence

The Ghana Police Service has apprehended 106 suspects in connection with incidents of violence following the country’s 2024 general elections. This includes nine individuals linked to an arson attack on the Electoral Commission office in Ayensuano, Eastern Region.The arrests, part of intensified investigations, aim to address widespread disturbances that have erupted post-election. The police confirmed in a statement that all suspects are undergoing legal proceedings, adding that they remain committed to ensuring justice and safeguarding peace nationwide.The statement also reassured Ghanaians of the authorities' dedication to maintaining law and order, emphasizing, “The Police and other security agencies are resolute in protecting our communities.”The arrests highlight a broader effort to clamp down on election-related disruptions, ensuring that perpetrators are held accountable.

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President Akufo-Addo Names Transition Team for 2024 Power Transfer.

In compliance with the Presidential (Transition) Act, 2012 (Act 845), President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has announced government representatives for the 2024 Transition Team. The appointments aim to facilitate the smooth transfer of executive power to President-elect John Dramani Mahama's incoming administration.The Transition Team, inaugurated on December 11, 2024, is co-chaired by President Akufo-Addo and President-elect Mahama. Akosua Frema Osei-Opare, Chief of Staff, will act as Co-Chairperson in the President's absence.Government Team MembersAkosua Frema Osei-Opare – Chief of Staff (Co-Chairperson)Godfred Yeboah Dame – Attorney-GeneralOsei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu – Minister responsible for Presidential AffairsDr. Mohammed Amin Adam – Minister responsible for FinanceHenry Quartey – Minister responsible for the InteriorDominic Nitiwul – Minister responsible for DefenceShirley Ayorkor Botchwey – Minister responsible for Foreign AffairsMartin Adjei-Mensah Korsah – Minister responsible for Local GovernmentAlbert Kan Dapaah – Minister responsible for National SecurityAdditional members include Dr. Evans […]

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First Licensure Exams for Ghana’s Death Care Operators to Begin.

The Mortuaries and Funeral Facility Agency (MOFFA) will conduct its first practical licensure exams by the end of 2024 to regulate operators in Ghana’s death care industry. Currently, no funeral home in Ghana holds an operational licence, despite the agency's regulatory mandate under the 2011 Health Institutions and Facilities Act, which became operational in 2019.MOFFA has established a training school at Pentecost University and is expanding partnerships with other universities to equip operators with industry-standard skills. Facilities must pass inspections and meet strict operational criteria, including waste disposal systems, worker vaccination policies, and disease management protocols.MOFFA Registrar, Dr. Yaw Twerefour, emphasized the agency's commitment to professionalism, announcing that facilities failing to meet standards will face shutdowns if deficiencies are not addressed within two months. The initiative aims to eliminate unqualified operators and standardize practices in the death care industry.MOFFA is […]

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