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WAEC Releases 2024 WASSCE Results: Over 4,000 Subject Results Canceled.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the 2024 WASSCE for School Candidates. Out of the 460,611 students who registered for the exams, some irregularities were reported, leading to actions by WAEC:Subject results for 4,108 candidates were canceled due to bringing unauthorized materials like notes and textbooks into the exam hall.Entire results of 483 candidates were canceled for using mobile phones.Subject results of 781 candidates and the full results of 209 candidates were withheld for further investigations.WAEC has cautioned stakeholders to beware of fraudsters offering to alter results. The results can be accessed online at www.waecgh.org using WAEC’s results verification system.

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Ghana Standards Authority Cracks Down on Substandard Goods.

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has launched a nationwide initiative to combat the sale of substandard, fake, and unapproved goods during the Christmas season and beyond. A team of 300 Trading Standards Inspectors (TSIs), specially trained and licensed under the GSA Act 2022 (Act 1078), has been deployed to markets, supermarkets, and filling stations in major cities, including Accra, Kumasi, Tema, and Takoradi.These inspectors have the authority to check product quality, verify weights and volumes, gather evidence for prosecution, and conduct public education. Recognizable by their uniforms and ID cards, the TSIs are fully vetted and trained to ensure accountability and transparency in their operations.Professor Alexander Dodoo, the Director-General of the GSA, emphasized the inspectors’ expertise, noting they surpass their international counterparts and are dedicated to protecting consumers and maintaining high standards. The GSA has partnered with stakeholders, including the […]

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Bishop Salifu Amoako’s son gets six-month sentence.

A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced to six months at a Senior Correctional Centre after causing a tragic accident in East Legon that claimed the lives of two young girls. The boy, the son of Bishop Elisha Salifu Amoako, founder of Alive Chapel International, was driving his mother’s Jaguar F-Pace Sport without a license when he lost control during a convoy of friends. The crash resulted in a violent collision with another vehicle, which led to a fire. The boy, who initially denied the charges, later pleaded guilty to manslaughter, dangerous driving, and more. The court also fined his parents GH₵12,000 for negligence and ordered Bishop Amoako to pay for the damages caused.

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Citizen Calls for Chief Justice’s Removal Over Alleged Misconduct.

A Ghanaian citizen, Prof. Stephen Kwaku Asare, has filed a formal petition requesting President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to remove Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo from office. The petition, dated December 17, 2024, accuses the Chief Justice of misbehavior and incompetence in her administrative role as the judiciary’s head.Prof. Asare claims the Chief Justice violated constitutional procedures by independently recommending five judges for Supreme Court appointments, bypassing the Judicial Council’s advisory role outlined in Article 144(2) of the 1992 Constitution. He also cited examples of alleged arbitrary judge transfers and panel reconstitutions, suggesting these actions undermined judicial impartiality and public trust.Other allegations include issuing unauthorized practice directions, financial mismanagement, and decisions perceived as unreasonable or influenced by external forces. Prof. Asare contends that these actions amount to “stated misbehavior” and meet the constitutional grounds for removal under Article 146(1).The process […]

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Offices in Tamale Ransacked; 12 Suspects Arrested.

The offices of the Social Welfare, Community Development, and Veterinary Services in Tamale have been ransacked, with valuable items, including furniture, equipment, and official documents, looted. The break-in was carried out by individuals who forcefully accessed the premises.Police investigations have led to the arrest of 12 suspects for their alleged involvement in the theft and other infractions. Authorities are working to recover the stolen items, which were intended for public service.This incident highlights the pressing need for enhanced security measures at public offices across the country to prevent such occurrences.

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Burst Pipeline Cuts Water Supply to Tema and Surrounding Areas.

A major water disruption has hit Tema and its neighboring communities due to a burst on a 42-inch transmission pipeline from the Kpong Water Treatment Plant. Ghana Water Limited (Tema Region) confirmed the issue in a December 2, 2024, statement, assuring residents that engineers are working to fix the pipeline.The affected areas include Tema Communities 1–26, Tema Newtown, Sakumono, Batsonaa, Ashaiman, Prampram, Dawhenya, Afienya, Mataheko, Kpone, Golf City, and Old and New Ningo. The management has promised to restore water supply as soon as repairs are complete.

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Breaking Barriers: Meet Ghana’s First Female PhD in Mathematics.

Dr. Gloria Agyeiwaa Antwi Botchway has made history as the first woman to earn a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Ghana, overcoming significant personal and societal challenges.Born in Akaa Buem in the Oti Region, Dr. Botchway's childhood was marked by financial struggles, frequent relocations, and a lack of resources. Despite these hardships, she developed a passion for Mathematics and a determination to succeed. From hawking goods at seven to helping care for her siblings, her resilience defined her early years.Her academic journey began with business studies at Accra Girls Senior High School, but her talent for Mathematics, encouraged by a teacher, set her on a new path. At the University of Ghana, she pursued her passion, inspired by mentors like Prof. Elsie Kaufmann, and transitioned into Mathematics despite initial discouragement from some quarters.Balancing her education with family life, […]

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COCOBOD CEO Applauded for Reviving Cocoa Farms in Western North.

Cocoa farmers and chiefs in Ghana's Western North Region have hailed COCOBOD CEO, Joseph Boahen Aidoo, for his efforts to rehabilitate cocoa farms affected by diseases, especially the Cocoa Swollen Shoot Virus Disease (CSSVD).Under the Cocoa Rehabilitation Initiative, farmers have received free seedlings, fertilizers, and technical guidance, leading to significant improvements in cocoa yields and quality. Chiefs, including Nana Kwabena Ebi II and Nana Yaw Berima, commended the program for restoring hope and sustainability to the region's cocoa industry, which had been severely impacted by crop diseases.The initiative is part of COCOBOD’s broader strategy to ensure Ghana's cocoa sector remains resilient amidst challenges like climate change and pests. Farmers have expressed renewed confidence in adopting modern farming techniques to sustain this progress.Joseph Boahen Aidoo reaffirmed COCOBOD's dedication to empowering farmers and ensuring the competitiveness of Ghana’s cocoa on the global […]

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Grave Digger and Mason Jailed for Human Skull Ritual Plot.

A grave digger, Abdul Razak Mohammed, and a mason, Alex Frimpong, have been sentenced to eight and five years in prison, respectively, for possessing and using a human skull illegally. Mohammed, employed at Awudome Cemetery, sold the skull to Frimpong for ₵600, claiming it would help boost his masonry contracts through rituals.Frimpong was caught with the skull during a police stop, leading to Mohammed's arrest. The item was preserved for further investigation, while a third suspect, a fetish priest accused of ordering the skull, has pleaded not guilty.

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Catholic Bishops Urge Akufo-Addo to Act Swiftly on Anti-Gay Bill.

The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has called on President Nana Akufo-Addo to swiftly assent to the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill. Speaking at the close of their annual Plenary Assembly in Obuasi, the bishops emphasized the importance of the bill in preserving Ghanaian cultural and moral values.They criticized the President’s delay, labeling the reasons for the hold-up as unconvincing. According to the bishops, the legislation aligns with the beliefs of most Ghanaians and is vital for safeguarding traditional family structures. They clarified that their support for the bill is not an endorsement of discrimination but a commitment to protecting the moral integrity of society.The assembly also touched on various national issues, including illegal mining, environmental conservation, peaceful elections, and the prolonged conflict in Bawku. The bishops urged government officials, local leaders, and citizens to take active […]

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