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Michael Blackson Criticizes Ghana for Financial Setback.

Ghanaian-American comedian Michael Blackson has voiced his frustration over financial losses caused by the Ghanaian government. In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), Blackson revealed that he had invested in Eurobonds to support his free school, the Michael Blackson Academy, in Agona Nsaba, but has struggled to recover his investment.He explained that the funds from the Eurobonds were meant to sustain the school’s operations, but instead, the Ghanaian government used the money to pay off debts, leaving investors like him in a difficult position. Blackson expressed disappointment, particularly with the Finance Minister, for offering poor returns on the bonds. Investors were given two unfavorable options: either accept a 37% reduction with a 5% interest rate over 11 years or avoid the cut but get only a 1.9% interest rate with a 15-year maturity period.Despite the financial setback, Blackson […]

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The Central Region: Ghana’s Key Electoral Indicator.

The Central Region of Ghana holds significant sway in the country's political landscape, often serving as a key indicator of presidential election outcomes. Since Ghana transitioned to multiparty democracy in 1992, the region has consistently supported the eventual winner of presidential races.A Crucial BattlegroundWith 23 constituencies, the Central Region is a strategic focus for political parties due to its swing-vote nature. Both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) recognize the importance of securing votes here to boost their chances of winning the presidency.Election TrendsIn the 2012 elections, John Dramani Mahama of the NDC won the Central Region, leading to his presidential victory. The NDC dominated both the presidential and parliamentary races, reflecting the region’s historical support for the eventual winner.However, the 2016 elections saw a major shift. Nana Akufo-Addo of the NPP won the region […]

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Accra Welcomes Ghana’s First International Family Amusement Park.

On Thursday, September 12, 2024, Ghana's tourism and recreational landscape witnessed a major milestone with the official launch of Shornaa Island Amusement Park. Located along the A1 lagoon bypass, just behind the Trade Fair in Accra, this state-of-the-art park is the first of its kind in the capital, offering an exciting blend of entertainment, relaxation, and adventure amidst the serene backdrop of a black water lagoon.Shornaa Island Amusement Park is set to become a top destination for both locals and tourists seeking thrilling experiences. It boasts a variety of modern attractions, making it the ultimate spot for a fun-filled day out.  Ing. Magnus Lincoln Quarshie, President of XtremeFun Ltd, delivered the opening remarks, expressing his excitement about bringing the vision of the park to life. He emphasized the joy and unforgettable memories the park is poised to create for visitors […]

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Western Region’s Tourist Sites in Deteriorating Condition.

Several tourist sites in Ghana's Western Region are in a state of neglect, causing concern among residents and stakeholders in the tourism industry. Many of these sites, which hold cultural and historical significance, have deteriorated due to lack of maintenance, insufficient funding, and poor infrastructure. The state of the roads leading to these tourist attractions further complicates access, discouraging both local and international visitors.Residents have called on the government to address these issues to harness the region's tourism potential. Key tourist attractions, such as the Ankasa Conservation Area and Nzulezo Village, have suffered from inadequate infrastructure, and stakeholders are urging improvements to boost tourism revenue and create jobs for the local economy. The need for regular maintenance, promotional efforts, and improved road networks are seen as vital to reviving the sector.This situation highlights the broader challenge of underinvestment in Ghana's […]

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Military Deployed in Volta Region Ahead of Ghana Election.

Ghana has deployed military forces to the Volta Region ahead of the upcoming election to ensure peace and security. The Volta Region has been considered a volatile area due to separatist tensions, including activities of the Homeland Study Group Foundation, which seeks independence for the area known as Western Togoland. The military presence is part of a broader government strategy to curb unrest and maintain law and order during the electoral period.This move aims to reassure residents and deter potential disruptions, ensuring a smooth and peaceful election process. Security measures also include patrols and checkpoints, with the government emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding the region's stability. Concerns remain about potential electoral violence or protests, but authorities are hopeful that the security deployments will prevent any serious incidents.

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Uncle Ebo Whyte Criticizes Ghana’s Entertainment Scene for Economic Stagnation.

Uncle Ebo Whyte, Playwright and Chief Executive of Roverman Productions, has criticized Ghana's economy for stagnating due to a lack of entertainment options. Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, Whyte highlighted the potential of the entertainment industry to drive economic growth by attracting and retaining investors.He argued that the scarcity of engaging entertainment opportunities in Ghana is causing boredom among visitors and investors, leading to shorter stays and reluctance to return. According to Whyte, the presence of daily live shows in other countries, such as Prague, enhances tourism and prolongs visitors' stays.Whyte recalled a conversation with a former Southern African Aviation Operators President who regularly travels to Ghana to see Whyte’s plays, emphasizing that consistent high-quality entertainment could boost Ghana's appeal.He urged the next government to explore how creative arts can be leveraged to enhance the country's economy and […]

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Upper East and Upper West Lead in August 2024 Inflation Rates.

 In August 2024, the Upper West and Upper East regions of Ghana experienced the highest inflation rates, with food inflation at 41.5% and non-food inflation at 31.9%, according to the Ghana Statistical Service’s Consumer Price Index and Inflation report.The Savannah and Bono East regions followed, with food inflation at 31.9% and 30.0%, respectively. For non-food inflation, the Northern and Ashanti regions had rates of 25.0% and 23.8%, respectively.In the food inflation category, Eastern, Upper East, Ahafo, and Greater Accra regions ranked fourth to seventh, with rates of 24.5%, 22.6%, 21.8%, and 20.9%. For non-food inflation, Western, Western North, Greater Accra, and Bono regions were ranked fourth to seventh with rates of 23.2%, 22.3%, 21.9%, and 21.5%.Central, Oti, Northern, Bono, and Ashanti regions had food inflation rates of 20.9%, 16.3%, 15.7%, 15.5%, and 15.2%, placing them eighth to twelfth. In non-food […]

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Greater Accra Triumphs in National Baseball Championship.

The Greater Accra Region delivered an outstanding performance in a recent baseball championship, surpassing expectations with remarkable skill and teamwork. Competing against several other regional teams, Greater Accra emerged victorious, solidifying its position as a dominant force in Ghana’s growing baseball scene.Their success is attributed to disciplined preparation, strategic plays, and the dedication of both players and coaching staff, showcasing the potential of baseball in the region and the country at large. This victory is expected to inspire more participation in baseball across other regions, further promoting the sport's development in Ghana.

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Ghana raises cocoa price by 45% to boost farmers’ incomes.

Ghana has raised the farmgate price of cocoa by nearly 45% to improve farmers' incomes, starting in the 2023/2024 crop season. The new price is set at GH¢20,943 per tonne, an increase from GH¢12,800 per tonne. This decision is part of efforts by the government to ensure that cocoa farmers benefit from their hard work despite fluctuating global cocoa prices and inflationary pressures. The move also aims to motivate farmers to increase productivity while supporting rural livelihoods dependent on cocoa production.This significant price hike reflects the government's commitment to sustaining the cocoa industry, which remains a major foreign exchange earner for the country, contributing significantly to Ghana's economy.

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Brong Ahafo Derbies Set to Electrify the Ghana Premier League.

The 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season is set to deliver thrilling football action, featuring a series of highly anticipated derbies involving four clubs from the Brong Ahafo region.The season will see Ghanaian FA Cup champions Nsoatreman FC at the center of these regional rivalries. They will host Berekum Chelsea on Matchday 3 and Bechem United on Matchday 9. Nsoatreman will later face Aduana FC on Matchday 11.Aduana FC will be engaged in two significant derby clashes against Bechem United on Matchday 2 and Matchday 19. Meanwhile, Berekum Chelsea and Bechem United will complete the derby lineup with their encounter on Matchday 11.These local matchups are expected to create electrifying atmospheres and intense competition, adding a thrilling edge to the 2024/25 season.The league kicks off on September 6, 2024, and runs through to June 8, 2025. It will span 34 matchdays, […]

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