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Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire Join Forces for Maritime Security and Boundary Reaffirmation.

In a collaborative effort to maintain and secure territorial waters, Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire have committed to joint inspections of their international maritime boundaries, aligning with the 2017 International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) ruling. The two nations aim to prevent unauthorized exploitation of marine resources and bolster economic and environmental protections.The agreement, formalized through a communique following a two-day technical meeting in Accra, will see joint naval patrols begin next year, overseen by the Ghana Boundary Commission (GhBC) and Côte d’Ivoire Boundary Commission (CNFCI). Both parties also pledged to complete a significant portion of the land boundary reaffirmation exercise by 2025, extending their work over 450 kilometers of their shared border.Representatives Major General Emmanuel Kotia of the GhBC and Konate Diakalidia of the CNFCI emphasized that this cooperation underscores a commitment to peaceful boundary management and […]

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Prophet Nigel Gaisie Claims NPP Tried to Bribe Him to Slander Mahama.

Prophet Nigel Gaisie, a popular Ghanaian pastor, has alleged that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) offered him money to make false statements about former President John Mahama. According to Gaisie, the party presented him with a "brown envelope" but he refused, asserting his commitment to honesty and integrity. Gaisie shared this revelation, stating he chose not to compromise his beliefs for political gain.This claim comes amid an atmosphere of heightened political tension in the lead-up to the 2024 elections. The prophet's refusal has sparked various reactions from the public, reflecting deep divides over political influence on public figures.

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EC Hands Over Final Voters Register for December Elections.

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has provided political parties and independent candidates with certified copies of the final voters register for the December 7, 2024, elections. The register includes various lists, such as the Name Reference List, Proxy List, and Manual Verification List, to ensure a smooth voting process. EC Chairperson Jean Mensa reported no objections from political parties, suggesting broad satisfaction with the register's accuracy. Representatives from both major parties, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), expressed commitment to a peaceful election and requested summary data for verification.

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Parliament Resumes Amid Tensions: Key Bills Face Potential Opposition.

Ghana's Parliament reconvened after a two-week suspension, ready to address important government business. The agenda includes approving tax exemptions under the One-District-One-Factory program, a $250-million facility for Ghana's Financial Stability Fund, and six key bills, including the Social Protection and Environmental Protection Agency bills. With a critical election approaching, the Majority caucus is expected to push for swift approvals, but rising tensions may hinder progress. A contentious debate over the balance of power—after the Speaker declared four seats vacant—suggests a potential standoff between the Majority and Minority caucuses. The outcome largely depends on the effectiveness of consultations and compromise.

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Stop the Harm: Doctor Urges End to Breast Pressing in Young Girls

Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, CEO of Breast Care International (BCI), has called on parents to stop the harmful practice of pressing young girls' breasts. Often done with household objects under the misguided belief that it will discourage early development or promiscuity, this practice can cause severe damage to breast tissue, sometimes leading to permanent loss. Speaking during an event for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Wiafe emphasized that early breast development is natural and shouldn't be suppressed. She encouraged parents to monitor their daughters’ breast health for early signs of breast cancer, which can occur even in teenage girls.Women in Aviation International, Ghana Chapter, and Delta Airlines co-hosted the event, highlighting the importance of early breast cancer detection and screening access. Cynthia Kukah, Treasurer of the Ghana Chapter, underscored the impact of breast cancer on all women, advocating for health […]

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NPP Congratulates Donald Trump on US Election Victory.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has extended congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance following their victory in the November 5, 2024, US presidential election. The NPP, in a statement signed by General Secretary Justine Kodua Frimpong, commended the American people for their peaceful election process, which they called a testament to the strength of US democracy. The party highlighted its longstanding ties with the Republican Party, noting shared values and political ideologies. Frimpong expressed optimism that the NPP would also emerge victorious in Ghana’s December elections, drawing parallels with Trump’s success.

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Mahama Urges Bawumia to Settle NABCO Arrears to Prove Job Creation Commitment.

John Dramani Mahama, the Presidential Candidate for the NDC, has called on Vice President Bawumia to pay the overdue allowances of NABCO trainees. Speaking during his Oti Region tour, Mahama criticized the government for not honoring its commitments to the youth, highlighting the ongoing hardships of NABCO trainees waiting for their pay. He also criticized Bawumia for skipping a National Peace Campaign event and emphasized the need for the ruling government to deliver on its promises before making new ones. Mahama promised a better future under his leadership, citing rising living costs as evidence of the current administration’s failures.

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1,000 Children Benefit from Michelle Naa Adjeley Mensah Foundation’s Generous Donation.

Over the weekend, the Michelle Naa Adjeley Mensah Foundation made a meaningful difference by providing food and clothing to 1,000 underprivileged children in Ghana. The donation, which also included special activities, was distributed to the Dzorwulu Special School, a juvenile correctional facility, and the Echoing Hills Village. This initiative is part of the foundation’s 11-year effort to support vulnerable children. The foundation's representative, Millicent Ofori-Attah, highlighted the goal of offering more than just material assistance but also nurturing the children’s confidence and faith. The Dzorwulu Special School also received a long-awaited lawn mower, greatly appreciated by the school’s headmaster, Frederick Tetteh. The foundation plans to continue its mission and encourages other philanthropists to join the cause.

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31,000 Women-Owned SMEs in Ghana Boosted by EU-Funded WACOMP Initiative.

The recent conclusion of the West Africa Competitiveness Programme (WACOMP) has provided notable support to over 31,000 women-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana. Funded by the European Union with a budget of €6.35 million and implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), this five-year initiative focused on enhancing the competitiveness of industries like cassava, mango, pineapple, cosmetics, and personal care. WACOMP not only facilitated market access but also connected over 500 SMEs to financial institutions, enabling them to secure credit up to GH¢4 million.During the closing ceremony in Accra, the EU Ambassador to Ghana, Irchad Razaaly, highlighted the project’s impact on Ghana’s business landscape, stating it has set a foundation for sustainable growth and prosperity. This initiative has also strengthened local production standards, with new quality standards developed and ISO 17025 accreditation granted to Ghanaian institutions, […]

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Ghana Records 34,000 New HIV Infections in First Nine Months of 2024.

Ghana has reported over 34,000 new HIV infections between January and September 2024, according to the National HIV and AIDS Control Programme at the Ghana Health Service (GHS). The program’s manager, Dr. Stephen Ayisi Addo, highlighted the pressing need for public HIV testing and screening, as approximately 1.3 million people were screened during this period.Dr. Ayisi Addo spoke on the issue at the launch of the 2024 World AIDS Day event organized by the Ghana AIDS Commission. The event featured a candlelight procession in remembrance of those who have lost their lives to AIDS. He emphasized that the high number of new infections poses a significant challenge to Ghana’s target of ending the HIV epidemic by 2030.The event’s theme, "Take the Rights Path," reflects Ghana’s commitment to rights-based approaches in HIV prevention. Ghana AIDS Commission Director General, Dr. Atuahene Kyeremeh, […]

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