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Afigya Kwabre North MP Mourns Aspiring Nurse in Robbery Attack

The MP for Afigya Kwabre North, Collins Adomako‑Mensah, mourns the death of aspiring nurse Peggy Ayelbassah, who was tragically killed in an armed robbery attack en route to a nursing college admission interview. What We FoundOn July 26, 2025, residents of Denase in the Ashanti Region were shocked after an armed attack on a vehicle killed two people, including Peggy Ayelbassah, and injured three others. Peggy was heading to Salaga for an admission interview at a nursing training college when she was gunned down.MP Collins Adomako‑Mensah confirmed the incident in a heartfelt Facebook post, noting that Peggy had contacted him via WhatsApp just a day prior to the attack.Eyewitnesses described the shooting as chaotic, with at least 14 rounds fired, sparking panic in the community. The Unit Committee Chairman suggested the shooting appeared targeted—not a random robbery.The three survivors are […]

Ahmad July 26, 2025

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Auditor‑General Report: Heads Must Roll Among Technical Officers

Dr. Eric Oduro Osae, governance and PFM expert, argues that in light of the Auditor‑General’s 2024 report revealing GH₵18.4 billion in financial irregularities, it’s not just politicians who should be held responsible—but also entrenched technical officers such as finance directors and chief directors. What We FoundSpeaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile in July 2025, Dr. Osae explained that while politicians approve policy decisions, the actual authorisation and execution of financial transactions are carried out by career civil servants. He argues the so-called “permanent government”—finance officers, chief directors—must also be held to account.The 2024 Auditor‑General’s report flagged a 109% increase in financial irregularities—from GH₵8.8 billion in 2023 to GH₵18.4 billion, of which GH₵15.57 billion is recoverable while GH₵2.84 billion stemmed from administrative lapses.Dr. Osae emphasised that recovery alone is inadequate; officials must face disciplinary measures. “Heads must roll,” he insisted, as a means to bolster public trust and […]

Ahmad July 26, 2025

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Discontinuation of UniBank Case Creates Avenue to Loot

NPP member Kwadwo Poku argues that the Attorney‑General’s decision to discontinue the UniBank criminal case—based on the 60% recovery threshold—creates an avenue for looting, as it undermines accountability and may embolden misuse of public funds. What We FoundSpeaking on JoyNews Newsfile on July 26, 2025, Poku criticised the AG’s use of nolle prosequi in the high‑profile UniBank case involving Dr. Kwabena Duffuor and seven others. He warned that halting prosecution despite some recovery sends the message that misconduct can go unpunished once pledges are fulfilled. He insisted that retrieval of misappropriated funds is not enough. According to Poku: “What we should remember… is that we are now creating an avenue for loot… Because when people realize that you can take enough [and] do anything that you want to do… it is sad.”He added that indictment and prosecution must follow alleged wrongdoing, […]

Ahmad July 26, 2025

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Adongo Calls for National Discourse on UniBank Case

Isaac Adongo is calling for a national discourse on the Attorney-General’s discontinuation of the UniBank criminal case, questioning the decision to spend over GH₵30 billion when the problem appeared manageable. What We FoundMember of Parliament for Bolgatanga Central Isaac Adongo made his remarks on JoyNews Newsfile on July 26, 2025. He criticized the decision to discontinue prosecution of former Finance Minister Dr. Kwabena Duffuor and seven others after a nolle prosequi, stressing that Ghana spent more than GH₵30 billion to resolve banking sector issues that could have been handled with far less—about GH₵2 billion for a GH₵6.9 billion problem. He also emphasized the importance of public accountability and transparency given the magnitude of resources expended. Expert InsightObservers note that while the Attorney-General cited a 60% recovery of GH₵5.7 billion owed to the state as justification for discontinuation, Adongo views this as insufficient justification without broader public […]

Ahmad July 26, 2025

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Ecobank‑JoyNews Habitat Fair Opens Mini‑Clinic in Tema

The Ecobank‑JoyNews Habitat Fair launched a mini‑clinic edition in Tema, hosted at Achimota Retail Centre, designed to bring housing solutions, construction services, and mortgage advice directly to local communities as part of its national outreach. What We Found The 2025 mini‑clinic kicked off on June 21 at Achimota Mall in Tema, running for three days under the tagline “Dream It. Own It. Live It.” It offered exhibits in real estate, home security, financing, green building, decor, plumbing, and roofing. Ecobank’s representatives were present to advise on mortgage options and financing pathways for home ownership. During the opening day (Day 1), hundreds of prospective buyers and industry stakeholders attended, engaging with property developers, suppliers, and experts. Day 2 continued strong with high footfall, and Day 3 concluded with exhibitors reporting record-breaking sales, some developers selling out their inventory. Stakeholders noted the Tema mini‑clinic significantly boosted […]

Ahmad July 26, 2025

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Ato Forson: Akufo‑Addo Govt Mismanaged Devastating DDEP

Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Ghana’s Finance Minister and Minority Leader, alleges that the Akufo‑Addo/Bawumia government mismanaged the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), creating a legacy of crippling debt, inflated advisory fees, and banking sector collapse. 🔍 What We Found Forson warned that Ghana inherited GHS 150.3 billion in domestic debt obligations under the DDEP, with repayments looming between 2027 and 2028 that significantly strain fiscal capacity. He described this fiscal burden as having devastating economic consequences. He also revealed that the DDEP eroded Ghanaian banks’ capital, hampering credit flow to businesses—a clear indicator of the programme’s destabilising financial impact. Forson accused the administration of awarding transaction advisory contracts worth over US$159 million to a select few, while national debt soared—suggesting systemic mismanagement and profiteering. Expert Insight Analysts highlight that strategic missteps in implementing DDEP inflicted long‑term damage on Ghana’s banking sector and credit availability. […]

Ahmad July 24, 2025

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Energy Ministry Dismisses Aviation Fuel Shortage Reports

Reports have circulated that Ghana is facing a shortage of Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK), potentially disrupting airline operations—prompting concerns that flights could be grounded due to depleted fuel reserves. What We Found The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition officially denied any ATK shortage in a statement on July 24, 2025, reassuring stakeholders that sufficient fuel is available for aircraft operations. Ghana recently received an ATK shipment of 11,984 metric tonnes, with 4,583 MT already discharged to the Petroleum Warehousing and Storage Ltd. in the past two days, and the remainder being offloaded at Tema Oil Refinery and Ridge depots—expected to finish by July 25. Maintenance on the ATK jetty pipeline was completed, further enhancing fuel security; the Ministry emphasized there is “no cause for alarm” and urged the public to disregard false reports. Deputy Minister Richard Gyan-Mensah also engaged […]

Ahmad July 24, 2025

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Motorcyclist Killed in Head‑On Crash on Kyeremasu‑Dormaa Road

A motorcyclist was killed when his bike collided head‑on with a Toyota Highlander SUV on the Kyeremasu–Dormaa (Kyeremasu–Ampenkuro) road in Ghana’s Bono Region. The SUV driver has surrendered and is assisting police. What We Found The accident happened between 8 pm and 9 pm on Tuesday, July 24, 2025, involving a Toyota Highlander (registration BR 95‑25) and a Hajou motorcycle. The rider died at the scene. The deceased’s body was taken to Wamfie Government Hospital mortuary pending investigation. The Highlander’s driver turned himself in to police and is cooperating with authorities. Community concerns are rising over frequent accidents at night on this stretch, prompting appeals for caution among road users. Expert Insight Local authorities and traffic safety advocates emphasise heightened risk on poorly lit rural roads at night. They stress the need for improved road markings, lighting, and enforcement to prevent similar tragedies. Confirmed: A […]

Ahmad July 24, 2025

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Court Acquits Michael Nyinaku, Founder of Beige Bank

The Court of Appeal has acquitted Michael Nyinaku, founder and former CEO of the defunct Beige Bank, dismissing all criminal charges—including stealing, fraudulent breach of trust, and money laundering—for lack of sufficient evidence. What We Found The Court of Appeal, in a ruling by a three-member panel led by Justice Emmanuel Ankamah, acquitted and discharged Nyinaku of all charges, stating the prosecution failed to prove dishonesty or criminal intent required for conviction. Nyinaku faced 43 counts, accused of misappropriating over GH₵1 billion (from 2015–2018), transferring depositors’ funds into his companies—even creating fictitious accounts—for personal gain. The allegations included transfers of GH₵448 million, GH₵141 million, and GH₵320 million via fictitious bank accounts linked to him. He had been on bail (initially GH₵200 million, later reduced) since late 2022, with the trial ongoing through several years of proceedings Expert Insight Legal experts emphasize that […]

Ahmad July 24, 2025

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Payroll Audit Finds 14,000 Ghost Workers, GH₵150m Irregular Payments

A mid-year audit linked to Ghana’s Budget found approximately 14,000 ghost workers on the national payroll, with GH₵150 million in irregular payments made to nonexistent staff—triggering urgent scrutiny and calls for systemic payroll reform. What We Found Vice President Bawumia disclosed that a biometric audit of the National Service Scheme payroll flagged around 14,000 ghost names, saving the state roughly GH₵112 million annually in suspected salary outflows. Earlier efforts led to the identification of over 44,000 ghost workers between 2022 and 2024 on the NSS, saving GH₵356 million. Ghana’s Auditor-General initiated a nationwide payroll audit (Jan 2023–Dec 2024) across MDAs and state-affiliated institutions to eliminate fraudulent entries and recover misused funds. Other regions such as the Northern Region and NSA also purged payrolls—NSA removed over 2,000 ghost names saving GH₵1 million and the Northern region saved GH₵34 million after field […]

Ahmad July 24, 2025

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