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Kofi Adams Calls for Reviving Passion for Sports in Ghana.

Kofi Iddie Adams, the Minister-designate for Sports and Recreation, has emphasized the need to reignite the love for sports across Ghana to foster development in all sporting disciplines.Addressing the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) elective congress at the Accra Sports Stadium on January 23, 2025, Mr. Adams, who is also the Member of Parliament for Buem, highlighted that revitalizing interest in sports was crucial for securing funding and long-term progress.He noted that a key challenge facing the sector is a lack of funding, and he urged stakeholders to collaborate on finding solutions. “If we can regenerate the love for sports, more people will be willing to invest in it,” he stated.Mr. Adams also underscored the vital role of the media in this process, stressing that sharing information and unifying different federations were crucial for ensuring smooth development.As he prepares for […]

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Volta Minister Designate Unveils Bold Plan to Boost Regional Tourism.

James Gunu, the Volta Regional Minister designate, has outlined an ambitious vision to unlock the region's tourism potential by improving accessibility to its attractions. Gunu emphasized that the Volta Region, rich in natural beauty and culture, remains an underutilized hub for tourism. His plan includes collaborating with the Ministries of Tourism, Roads, and the Regional Coordinating Council to improve infrastructure, particularly the road network, which will open up more tourist destinations and enhance the region’s economy.Gunu is also focused on transforming agriculture, with a special focus on reviving tomato farming through investor partnerships to establish processing facilities, reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to local produce. In terms of security, Gunu pledged to prioritize peace by implementing early warning systems, and he expressed concern over the impact of tidal waves on coastal communities, promising to work with stakeholders to protect […]

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Nii Lante Vanderpuye: Ghana’s Boxing Legends Deserve Statues, Not Akufo-Addo.

Former Youth and Sports Minister, Nii Lante Vanderpuye, has called for Ghana's iconic boxers to be honored with statues, instead of outgoing President Akufo-Addo, who recently unveiled a statue of himself. Speaking in Parliament, Vanderpuye argued that legends like Eddie Blay, Prince Amartey, and Ike Quartey deserve recognition for their achievements, which have long been overlooked. He emphasized the importance of such monuments to inspire future generations. Vanderpuye's remarks followed widespread criticism of Akufo-Addo's self-honor, with the MP suggesting that a statue of Eddie Blay would better serve the Western Region.

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Behind the Agbada: Designer Matthew Agambire on Mahama’s Iconic Inaugural Look.

Matthew Agambire, the fashion designer behind President John Mahama’s stunning 'agbada' for his inauguration on January 7, 2025, has shared the collaborative effort behind the creation of the attire. Working closely with Mahama, Agambire incorporated traditional Ghanaian elements, including Kente and Adinkra symbols, to represent unity and progress. The 'Agbada,' known for its cultural significance, was customized with four powerful Adinkra symbols—'Gye Nyame,' 'Sankofa,' 'Dwennimmen,' and 'Nyame Dua'—each carrying deep meanings of faith, reflection, wisdom, and divine protection. The attire not only paid homage to Ghanaian heritage but also underscored Mahama's commitment to his leadership journey.

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Tinubu Hails Ghana’s Democracy at Mahama’s Inauguration.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended Ghana's democratic strength, calling it a beacon for Africa during President John Dramani Mahama's inauguration at the Black Star Square in Accra. Tinubu described Ghana’s peaceful democratic transitions as proof of the continent’s progress.Highlighting Mahama’s leadership as patriotic and visionary, Tinubu pledged Nigeria's unwavering support for Ghana. He urged African leaders to prioritize regional unity, combat poverty, and build resilient economies, drawing inspiration from Ghana’s legacy and shared history with Nigeria.The event, attended by ten heads of state and international dignitaries, symbolized Africa's potential for progress. Tinubu praised the significance of Ghana's Black Star as a unifying symbol for the continent and called for African nations to overcome internal conflicts and external influences to achieve prosperity.

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Ex-Black Stars Player Granted Bail Over Alleged Visa Fraud.

Samuel Inkoom, a former Black Stars player, has been granted bail of GH¢100,000 with two sureties in connection with an alleged visa fraud case. Inkoom is accused of taking $4,000 from Madam Elizabeth Atarime Mboh Awuni, promising to secure a U.S. visa for her client, but failing to deliver. He denied the charges.In court, it was revealed that Inkoom had also collected $2,000 from another complainant, Madam Abigail Owusu, under similar pretenses. After failing to fulfill his promises, Inkoom went into hiding, prompting the victims to report him to the police.Inkoom admitted to taking the money but claimed he had sent it to a partner in the U.S. to process the visas. However, investigations found no such partner, and Inkoom was charged with fraud. A sum of $2,000 was returned to one of the complainants during the investigation. He is […]

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Cholera Outbreak in Western Region Claims 14 Lives, Over 800 Cases Reported.

A cholera outbreak in Ghana's Western Region has claimed 14 lives and led to over 800 suspected cases, as hospitals struggle to cope with overcrowding and limited resources. Reports indicate that daily new infections exceed 60, with both public and private health facilities receiving 15–20 cases daily.The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has deployed a team to monitor the outbreak and enhance emergency healthcare support. Hospitals have converted waiting areas into treatment spaces, underscoring the urgency of the situation. In response, a vaccination campaign targeting high-risk areas like Sekondi-Takoradi and Ahanta West is set to commence on December 14.Authorities have also ordered food vendors, particularly those selling vegetables, to halt operations after investigations revealed that 96% of infections stemmed from contaminated food. Sanitation inspections are ongoing to curb the spread of the disease.

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NDC Candidate Seeks Fresh Election After Alleged Pink Sheet Destruction in Nsawam Adoagyiri.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate for Nsawam Adoagyiri, Amenorpe Philbert Fummey, has taken legal action against the Electoral Commission (EC) after claiming the results in his constituency were compromised by the destruction of vital election documents. Fummey has filed a suit at the Accra High Court, requesting a fresh election and alleging that the EC used invalid pink sheets to collate results for the constituency.Fummey argues that members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) attacked the collation center, destroying some pink sheets. At the time, Fummey’s team had processed 118 out of 203 sheets, but after the attack, only 137 sheets were retrieved, leaving the EC in possession of only 80% of the documents. Despite this, the EC continued with the collation process, prompting Fummey to demand that the election results be declared invalid.Fummey’s legal team has also […]

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Chamber Pots Gradually Disappearing from Ghanaian Markets.

Chamber pots, traditionally known as "kuraba" in Twi, are becoming increasingly scarce in Ghana due to a lack of raw materials for production. Vendors in markets like Kumasi, Accra, and Sunyani report that local manufacturers have shifted to producing six-liter black plastic buckets as alternatives.Customers, especially caregivers of the elderly and bedridden, express dissatisfaction with these substitutes, citing discomfort and impracticality. Local producers like Mamba Plast, which once manufactured the old-style chamber pots, have ceased operations, leaving a gap in the market.The few remaining small-sized chamber pots are mainly produced for infants. Vendors lament the decline in availability, with many still receiving requests for the durable, old-fashioned models.This trend reflects a changing consumer landscape, but also highlights the need for innovative solutions to cater to specific community needs.

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Mystery Surrounds Disappearance of Farm Hand in Adumadum, Oti Region.

A troubling incident has occurred in the farming community of Adumadum in the Krachi East Municipality, where a farmer, Yaw-Pani Kwadwo, returned from a farm visit six days ago without his 23-year-old farm hand, Kwame Amela.Amela's mother, Madam Ama Abakoni, explained that her son was invited by Kwadwo's wife to accompany her husband to the farm. However, after the duo failed to return the following day, she grew concerned and sought information from Kwadwo’s wife, who confirmed that they hadn’t returned.Police have launched an investigation into the disappearance, with the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) involved. The family, alongside the authorities, searched the farm but found no sign of Amela. The local Assembly member, Mr. Essoreke Pakisse, has pledged support for the investigation, assuring the family that justice will be pursued.

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