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Pastor Brian Amoateng Shares How a Gospel Song Led Him to Quit Clubbing

Pastor Brian Amoateng, Founder of Brian Amoateng Ministries, has revealed how a gospel song he heard in a taxi changed his life, leading him to abandon his clubbing lifestyle.Despite being a pastor’s child, Amoateng was deeply engaged in clubbing. One night, on his way to a nightclub, a gospel song played in the taxi, making him emotional. When he arrived at the club, he felt uneasy and left early. That night, he cried and realized he had lost something valuable—his connection with Jesus Christ.From that moment, he decided to dedicate himself fully to ministry. Speaking on Joy Prime’s Changes Show, he encouraged young people to stay spiritually connected, emphasizing that God speaks in mysterious ways.

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Government Approves Construction of Second Gas Processing Plant to Boost Energy Security

The government of Ghana has received Cabinet approval for the construction of a second gas processing plant aimed at addressing the country's ongoing energy supply challenges. This decision was revealed by Energy Minister John Jinapor on March 7, 2025, during a press briefing at the Jubilee House.Jinapor highlighted that the move is a critical step toward ensuring energy security and enhancing the stability of the power supply in Ghana. With growing energy demands and limited gas processing capacity, this new facility will augment existing infrastructure and help meet the country's energy needs, particularly for power generation.The government, in collaboration with the Finance Ministry, will begin taking immediate actions to build the second plant. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to tackle energy challenges in the short, medium, and long term.

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TVs in Government Offices Show Lack of Seriousness – NDPC Boss

The Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Dr. Nii Moi Thompson, has criticized the presence of television sets in government offices, calling them a symbol of the country's lack of seriousness. Speaking on Citi FM, he shared his experience of removing a TV from his office, stating that public servants are not paid to watch television.Dr. Thompson recounted instances where government employees were distracted by TVs, including one where he walked straight into a minister’s office without being questioned because reception staff were glued to their screens. He revealed that some workers even watched telenovelas and inappropriate content during working hours.Blaming these distractions for low productivity in the public sector, he linked them to complaints about low salaries. He emphasized the need for strict reforms and warned that disciplinary action would be taken against those defying orders to […]

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Trump tells Congress he ‘appreciates’ Zelensky’s message on Ukraine peace

Donald Trump says Ukraine is ready to begin peace negotiations "as soon as possible", with strong signals Russia is also ready for a deal During an address to Congress, the US president read aloud a letter he said he'd received from Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky, which was similar to a message posted on X earlier in the day Trump could soon see Zelensky back in Washington, as a French government spokesperson says Emmanuel Macron is now considering another visit to the White House with the Ukrainian leader and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer While Donald Trump switched to a more conciliatory tone, he's shown no sign he'll end the pause of military aid  Meanwhile, the UK defence secretary is flying to Washington for a meeting with his US counterpart on Thursday - Ukraine is expected to be top of the agenda

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Smartphones could now get more expensive in the US

Americans are bracing for a price shock thanks to President Trump’s tariffs. The vast majority of our consumer electronics are imported. It’s been the talk of the tech industry for months now. In the lead-up to January’s CES, the massive expo held every year in Las Vegas, the Consumer Technology Association put out an eye-popping estimate: smartphones could soon cost Americans about $213 more, on average — a hike of more than 25%. That’s because smartphone makers are likely to pass on the cost of tariffs to customers. It’s rarely companies or foreign governments that pay the price. It's no wonder Apple CEO Tim Cook has been so busy courting Trump lately. Last month, the iPhone maker announced a $500 billion investment in its US operations over the next four years. Trump said his tariffs are the reason, although the […]

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MoMo Vendor Shot Dead in Armed Robbery at Krofrom, Kumasi

A 27-year-old Mobile Money (MoMo) vendor, Patricia Nimako, has been shot and killed by suspected armed robbers at Krofrom in the Ashanti Region.The attack occurred at approximately 3:00 PM on Thursday, February 13, 2025, when two armed men targeted her MoMo kiosk, fleeing with GH₵10,000 and mobile phones.An eyewitness, Evans, stated that the assailants struck after Patricia had withdrawn money from the bank. "We tried to chase them, but their gun scared us. They escaped towards Airport Road," he said.The victim was rushed to Manhyia Government Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Residents have since expressed fear over a possible return of the robbers.The police have launched an investigation, as attacks on MoMo vendors have become increasingly common in Ghana, often leading to fatalities or serious injuries.

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Volta Aspirant Unveils Plan for Ghana’s Largest Shopping Mall

Dr. David Kofi Wuaku, a Council of State aspirant for the Volta Region, has announced an ambitious plan to build Ghana’s largest shopping mall, backed by Turkish investors. The project is part of a broader initiative aimed at boosting the country’s economy, creating millions of jobs, and enhancing retail and infrastructure development.The Turkish investors recently visited Ghana for high-level discussions and feasibility studies. They engaged with key government officials, including the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament and Akatsi South MP, Bernard Ahiafor. The talks focused on strengthening economic ties between Ghana and Turkey, with an emphasis on job creation, infrastructure development, and technology transfer.Dr. Wuaku revealed that the proposed shopping mall will feature modern retail outlets, entertainment centers, cinemas, food courts, coworking spaces, and eco-friendly designs. Beyond retail, the investors are also exploring opportunities in industrial development, real estate, agriculture, […]

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Burkinabe Man Sentenced to Life for Killing Wife and Daughter in Kokrobite.

Boigouna Aloys, a 47-year-old Burkinabe man, has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the High Court in Accra for the murder of his German wife, Claudia Weizmann, and their 14-year-old daughter. The conviction followed a unanimous guilty verdict from a seven-member jury on two counts of murder.The tragic events unfolded in Kokrobite, Accra, where Aloys fatally struck his wife with a hammer during an argument. Fearing that their daughter would report the crime, he subsequently strangled her. After the murders, Aloys buried their bodies on their property to avoid detection.Neighbors raised alarms when they noticed the absence of the mother and daughter and reported a foul odor emanating from the house. This led to police investigations, which revealed the presence of human remains, ultimately resulting in Aloys' arrest. During questioning, he confessed to the crimes, admitting to the violent acts […]

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Speaker Declares Four Parliamentary Seats Vacant.

Ghana's Parliament has been thrown into a state of contention after Speaker Alban Bagbin declared four parliamentary seats vacant. This announcement comes following legal disputes around the status of certain MPs, with allegations of breaches in constitutional mandates concerning the residency and allegiance of the MPs. The seats declared vacant include those of Suhum, Amenfi Central, Agona West, and Fomena constituencies. This decision has sparked outrage, particularly from members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), with some MPs threatening boycotts. They argue that the Speaker’s declaration is politically motivated, aimed at skewing power dynamics in Parliament. The Speaker, however, maintains that his decision is constitutionally sound, calling on all aggrieved parties to seek redress in the courts if necessary.

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Leadership Woes at the Heart of Ghana Football’s Decline.

In recent years, Ghana’s football, particularly its senior national team, the Black Stars, has seen a significant downturn in performance. This decline is not limited to the senior team but spans various levels, including youth and women's football. The current Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, Kurt Okraku, has come under fire for his role in this ongoing deterioration. Despite boasting talented players in top European leagues, Ghana’s national teams have failed to make any significant impact under Okraku’s leadership, including a historic failure to reach knockout stages in major tournaments during his tenure. The blame, Okraku argues, lies with player performance, but many critics point to his administration as the consistent factor across Ghana’s struggling football scene.

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