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Armed Men Storm Ken Ofori-Atta’s Residence in Mysterious Raid

Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s residence in Cantonments was raided by a group of unidentified men dressed in military uniforms. The incident took place on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 11, while Ofori-Atta was reportedly out of the country.Although the motive remains unclear, sources confirm that multiple armed individuals entered the premises while his wife and other family members were present. It is yet to be determined whether anything was stolen.The sudden raid has sparked concerns about security and raised questions about why the former minister’s home was targeted. Authorities are expected to launch an investigation to uncover the details behind this alarming incident.

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Mahama Declares War on Corruption: “Ghana Is No Longer a Safe Haven”

President John Mahama has sent a strong warning to corrupt individuals, declaring that Ghana is no longer a safe space for those who defraud the state. Speaking after receiving a report from the Operation Recover All Loots (ORAL) team, he emphasized his administration’s commitment to fighting corruption and recovering stolen state assets.The ORAL team, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, presented a report detailing 2,417 cases of alleged corruption, with stolen assets valued at approximately $21.19 billion. These assets include lands, bungalows, and other state properties believed to have been unlawfully acquired by officials of the previous government.Mahama assured Ghanaians that his government stands firmly for integrity, accountability, and the rule of law. He called on citizens, civil society, the media, and public officials to support the anti-corruption agenda, stating that all those found guilty would face justice without fear or […]

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National Security Seizes 12 Containers of Cash and Suspected Gold Bars in Sapeiman Raid.

Ghana’s National Security has seized a significant but undisclosed amount of U.S. dollars and Ghana cedis, hidden inside twelve 20-foot shipping containers at a warehouse in Sapeiman, Ga South Municipality.The operation, triggered by a tip-off, led to the discovery of wooden boxes filled with cement, concealing bundles of U.S. dollars. Additional compartments barricaded with plywood and charcoal contained more cash.Authorities are still tracking two missing containers, while a manhunt is underway for four suspects, including a ringleader known only as Alhaji.The raid also uncovered boxes of metals suspected to be gold bars, counterfeit cedi notes in ₵50 and ₵100 denominations, as well as fake Ghana Army uniforms and boots.State security agencies are investigating the origins and intended use of the seized items.

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Ghana’s Foreign Ministry to Deliver 75,000 Unclaimed Passports via Courier

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is introducing a courier system to clear a backlog of over 75,000 uncollected passports across Ghana. Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the initiative on The KeyPoints program on February 8, stating that an audit will be conducted to identify applicants and ensure delivery."We will roll out a courier system so applicants can receive their passports wherever they are," he said, emphasizing the need for a clear identification process.In addition to this, the ministry is implementing digital reforms to improve passport processing and efficiency.Diplomatic Passport ReviewThe government is also reviewing the issuance of diplomatic passports to prevent misuse and protect Ghana’s international reputation. Ablakwa stressed that stricter enforcement of existing laws, such as NLC Decree 155, will ensure only eligible individuals receive diplomatic passports.“The credibility of our passports affects how we are treated at embassies […]

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Ashaiman NDC Youth Protest Over Unfulfilled Appointment Promises.

As President John Mahama’s new administration takes shape, frustration is brewing in Ashaiman, where youth loyal to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) feel sidelined despite their unwavering support for the party since 1992.On Thursday, a group of angry youth stormed the office of Constituency Chairman Shaddad Umar Jallo, smashing glass doors and burning tires in protest. They initially planned to block the Accra-Tema motorway but were persuaded by party leaders to stand down.Their main grievance is the lack of appointments from Ashaiman, despite campaign promises made by Mahama and top NDC officials. Presiding Member of the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly, Godwin Twumasi, warned that if the issue is not addressed, tensions could escalate further.Currently, Alfred Kwame Agbeshie’s appointment as the 2nd Majority Leader in Parliament is the only notable recognition Ashaiman has received. The youth argue that any competent party member […]

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Woman Confronts Ex-Boyfriend for Allegedly Scamming Her GH¢195k.

A Ghanaian woman, Peggy, had an emotional outburst when she met her ex-boyfriend, a Church of Pentecost elder, after four years. The ex-couple’s heated reunion happened at an Accra radio station where Peggy confronted him for allegedly swindling her out of GH¢195,000 before their breakup. As she confronted him, Peggy’s emotions boiled over, and she physically attacked him. The man, who was on his knees begging for forgiveness, appeared remorseful. The incident, which was captured in a viral TikTok video, has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many commenting on the emotional and financial toll the woman endured.

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Korle Bu Temporarily Halts Mortuary Services for Renovation.

Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has suspended the acceptance of fresh bodies and Brought-in-Dead (BID) cases for six weeks to refurbish its mortuary facilities. The hospital has urged families with bodies stored for over three weeks to arrange for burial or transfer to alternative facilities. The renovation aims to improve service delivery by upgrading the 600-capacity cold room. Korle Bu’s management has assured that the cold room will remain functional but restricted to cases originating from the hospital itself. The hospital has apologized for any inconvenience and called for public cooperation.

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Tragic Fire at Kissiman Junction Claims Life of Four-Month-Old Baby.

A devastating fire outbreak at a slum near Kissiman Junction, close to Achimota-Samodak, has resulted in the tragic death of a four-month-old baby.The fire, which started in the early hours of today, engulfed over 20 wooden structures, destroying residents' belongings. Despite the swift intervention of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), the infant could not be saved.According to Divisional Officer Two (DO II) Desmond E. Ackah, firefighters from the Legon and Abelemkpe Fire Stations received the distress call at 4:12 a.m. and arrived within 12 minutes. Their prompt action prevented the fire from spreading to a nearby warehouse.The cause of the fire is still under investigation, while firefighters continue overhauling operations to ensure complete extinguishment of any remaining flames. The baby's remains have been handed over to the police for further examination.

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Greater Accra Launches Monthly Sanitation Day to Tackle Environmental Issues.

The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, has announced the reintroduction of National Sanitation Day and the Cleanest City Award, aiming to foster a competitive approach to cleanliness in the region. As part of the "Clean Up Ghana" initiative under the National Democratic Congress (NDC), a Regional Sanitation Day will now be observed every last Friday of the month.The minister emphasized that waste management would be a key focus for local authorities, with Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) being evaluated on their sanitation performance. A new sanitation policy will promote waste segregation and ensure that public spaces and homes are provided with garbage bags and bins to enhance cleanliness.

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Gov’t to Replace Teacher Trainee Allowance with Enhanced Student Loans.

The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has revealed plans to gradually phase out the teacher trainee allowance and replace it with an improved student loan scheme. This move aims to help trainees cover their personal expenses rather than relying on government stipends.Speaking during a meeting with the leadership of the Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education (PRINCOF) in Accra, he stated that while the allowance would remain in place for now, a transition to the loan system would eventually take effect. He emphasized that government support should focus on feeding students at the basic and senior high school levels, while tertiary students should be responsible for their upkeep.To ensure a smooth transition, both the allowance and loan scheme will run concurrently for a period, allowing students to choose between them before the full switch.The minister also acknowledged the challenges […]

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