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Aowin Traditional Council Fights Galamsey with Rituals and Strict Regulations.

The Aowin Traditional Council has launched a bold spiritual and legal campaign against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey, which has severely harmed the region's water bodies and forest reserves. In a powerful ritual, the council invoked spiritual forces through sacrifices and incantations to warn illegal miners.The Chief of Nkwanta, Nana Ntow III, emphasized the importance of protecting the region's natural resources, with Jema being the last community unaffected by galamsey. To curb further environmental damage, the council has imposed stringent rules requiring miners to provide legal documents and commit to environmental preservation. Violators will face both legal and spiritual consequences.This initiative has received support from locals and environmentalists, but Nana Ntow III has called for greater governmental and private sector support to reinforce the efforts and provide alternative livelihoods for those involved in illegal mining.

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Keta Youth Deny Links to MCE Building Demolition Incident.

The Keta Youth Association (KeYA) has firmly denied allegations that local youth were involved in the demolition of an uncompleted building owned by the Keta Municipal Chief Executive, Emmanuel Gemegah. KeYA clarified that the December 29, 2024, incident, which affected about 20 structures, was carried out by external individuals disputing land ownership.KeYA emphasized their role in halting further destruction by apprehending a machine operator and the operation leader, who were handed over to the police. They condemned false reports implicating the youth and called for accurate media reporting.The association reaffirmed their commitment to peace, justice, and Ghana’s legal processes in addressing land disputes, urging calm among residents.

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President Mahama Pledges Stable Power Supply and Economic Growth.

President John Dramani Mahama has assured Ghanaians of his administration’s dedication to maintaining a stable power supply, vowing to prevent the recurrence of “dumsor” (intermittent power outages). Speaking at the Annual National Convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission in Pomadze, he explained that power supply challenges stem from delays in procuring alternative fuels for thermal plants during scheduled maintenance of the West Africa Gas Pipeline. Mahama pledged timely procurement to avert outages.The President also reaffirmed his commitment to tackling economic challenges, expanding the tax net, and implementing policies like a 24-hour economy. He reiterated support for the free Senior High School (SHS) program, promising to address overcrowding issues. Additionally, Mahama outlined his plans to investigate misappropriated resources and pledged to revive the Pomadze poultry farms.The event, themed “Justice and Peace - The Essential Ingredients for National Development,” brought together over […]

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President Mahama’s Official Portrait Released Amid Caution on Framed Versions.

The Office of the President has unveiled the official portrait of President John Dramani Mahama, symbolizing his leadership and dedication to Ghana. In a statement on January 9, 2025, Acting Spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu described the portrait as a reflection of national pride, unity, and the aspirations of Ghanaians.The presidency also issued a warning against unauthorized production of framed versions of the portrait. It clarified that no individual or company had been contracted to produce or distribute framed pictures in bulk. Citizens were urged to avoid scams tied to the release of the portrait.The official portrait is set to be displayed in offices and public spaces nationwide, reinforcing the collective vision of President Mahama’s leadership. This announcement follows his January 7, 2025, inauguration and complements his first wave of ministerial appointments.The President’s initial nominees include:Dr. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson – […]

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Dumsor: Mahama Calls for Immediate Action on Looming Power Crisis.

President John Dramani Mahama has raised alarms over an imminent energy crisis just days after assuming office. The crisis, commonly referred to as "dumsor," stems from critically low fuel reserves, reportedly sufficient for only five hours of supply, according to Yapei Kusawgu MP John Jinapor.Jinapor criticized the outgoing administration for neglecting to secure adequate fuel supplies, leaving the new government vulnerable to widespread outages.In a meeting with the World Bank delegation, President Mahama assured the public of his commitment to addressing the crisis. He noted, “Ghana has the human resources to deal with the situation and turn things around quickly.”Meanwhile, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has urged swift action to prevent the escalation of dumsor, which could severely impact the country.

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Independent MPs Align with NDC Majority in Parliament.

Four independent Members of Parliament have decided to collaborate with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Majority Caucus in Parliament. The Majority Chief Whip, Kwame Governs Agbodza, announced this during a parliamentary discussion but noted that official communication is yet to be made to the Speaker.The MPs include Dr. Ohene Kwame Frimpong (Asante Akim North), Nandaya Yaw Stanley (Wulensi), Kwame Asare Obeng, aka Kwame A Plus (Gomoa Central), and Worlasi Kpeli (Afram Plains North), an NDC member who contested independently.These MPs lack the numbers to form a third caucus, so they are required to individually notify the Speaker of their decision to join the Majority for parliamentary business. Until this happens, the Speaker, Alban Bagbin, stated their decisions would not be recorded officially.This development could alter the composition of Parliament’s Selection Committee, which is responsible for assigning MPs to various parliamentary […]

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Ghana’s First Female Vice President: A Symbol of Progress and Hope.

Ghana achieved a historic milestone with the nomination of Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as the running mate to former President John Dramani Mahama during the 2020 general elections. As the first woman to be nominated for vice presidency on a major party ticket, her selection signified a monumental step towards gender inclusivity and inspired nationwide discussions on women's roles in leadership.A Historic NominationThe National Democratic Congress (NDC) received widespread praise for selecting Professor Opoku-Agyemang, a renowned academic and former Minister of Education. Former President Mahama lauded her integrity, leadership, and dedication to Ghana’s development as key factors in the decision. This bold choice reflected the NDC’s commitment to gender equity and progressive politics.An Exceptional LeaderProfessor Opoku-Agyemang’s impressive credentials include a PhD in English Literature and a distinguished academic career. She became the first female Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape […]

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Parents Urged to Bring Food as Free SHS Faces Supply Crisis.

The Conference of Heads of Assisted Senior High Schools (CHASS) has called on parents to support the feeding of their wards in senior high schools amid worsening food shortages.Speaking to JoyNews, CHASS National Secretary Primus Baro revealed that many schools are grappling with inadequate food supplies, leading to rationing. He urged parents to send students with items like gari, shitor, and sugar to supplement what schools can provide."Food supplies to schools, particularly in the northern regions, are critically low," Baro noted. "In some schools, oil is unavailable, and alternatives like margarine are being used for cooking. Staples such as maize and beans are also scarce, leaving rice and gari as the only available options."CHASS had previously requested that the Ghana Education Service (GES) postpone reopening schools until financial arrears were settled. However, GES rejected this plea, resulting in a dire […]

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Tanko Foundation Rescues 3 Nursing Mothers Detained Over Hospital Bills.

Three nursing mothers detained at Ketu South Municipal Hospital for over a month due to unpaid medical bills have been freed, thanks to the Tanko Foundation and Duamenefa Foundation. The foundation cleared their debts and donated essential items, including baby food, toiletries, and cash. One of the mothers, abandoned by the child's father, expressed immense gratitude for the intervention, which restored her dignity. Hospital Administrator Alex Hlotsi lauded the foundation's timely support and appealed for assistance to establish a dental unit.

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Mahama Revokes Appointments of Akufo-Addo’s Local Government Executives.

President John Dramani Mahama has revoked the appointments of all Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCES) who served under the previous Akufo-Addo administration. This decision, effective immediately, was communicated in a letter signed by Dr. Callistus Mahama, the Secretary to the President.The action aligns with President Mahama's vision to restructure local governance and ensure it supports the policies of his new government. The move is backed by the authority granted under the Local Government Act, 2016 (Act 936) and its 2017 amendment, Act 940. By this directive, all appointments made under these sections of the law have been nullified.

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