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Adansi Chiefs Urge Tourism at Helicopter Crash Site

The Adansi Traditional Council has called on the government to transform the Sikaman Brofoyedru helicopter crash site in the Adansi Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region into a national tourist attraction. The appeal was made during a visit by council members to the crash site, where they performed final cleansing rituals for community members who assisted in retrieving the remains of the eight military officers who tragically lost their lives. Speaking to Adom News correspondent Isaac K. Normanyo, the Adansi Akyeamehene, Nana Kusi Anowuo, explained that the rituals were essential to protect those involved in the recovery process from any spiritual consequences. He stressed that, beyond its spiritual and cultural relevance, the site also holds historical importance and should be preserved as part of Ghana’s national heritage. “A monument should be erected here to honor the memory of the fallen […]

Ahmad August 31, 2025

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Audit Uncovers GH¢8.2m Payout to Former NSA Boss

A forensic audit of the National Service Authority (NSA) has uncovered shocking revelations involving its former Director-General, Osei Assibey Antwi. Findings seen exclusively by The Fourth Estate indicate that while serving as Director-General, Mr. Assibey Antwi was also registered and posted as a volunteer within the NSA during the 2022/2023 service year. Auditors discovered that he was assigned an EZWICH card (No. 1177042059) and posted to the Greater Accra Region. However, payroll records show he was assigned to Kumawu Farms in the Ashanti Region, a 200-acre farming project initiated under his administration. According to the report, Mr. Assibey Antwi received GH¢516,000 every month for 16 months, amounting to GH¢8,256,000. At the current national service allowance of GH¢715.57, the monthly amount he pocketed could have paid the allowances of 721 service personnel. These findings corroborate an earlier statement by the Attorney-General […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Ghana in Talks to Send Nurses Abroad to Ease Job Backlog

The Minister of Health has announced that government is in negotiations with thirteen countries to employ Ghanaian nurses and midwives abroad. This move is part of efforts to reduce the growing backlog of unemployed health professionals in the country. Speaking during a visit to the Sefwi Wiawso Nurses and Midwifery College in the Western North Region, the Minister highlighted that many trained nurses are still without jobs years after completing their studies. “We have a huge backlog of nurses from 2020 who are still waiting for employment. The government is negotiating with 13 countries to export our nurses, and once these agreements are signed, it will open doors for many of our health professionals,” he stated. The initiative is expected to ease the pressure of limited job placements locally while also offering Ghanaian nurses international exposure and opportunities for professional […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Forestry Commission Boosts Training to Fight Illegal Mining

The Forestry Commission is taking steps to address the shortage of frontline technical staff, which has hampered efforts in combating illegal mining and forest degradation across the country. In recent years, the Commission has struggled with a lack of technical expertise in natural resource management, undermining its ability to protect forest reserves effectively. Acting CEO of the Commission, Dr. Hugh Brown, said technical experts are critical in coordinating protection efforts. “We have rapid response teams and forest guards. The rapid response team is led by the technical staff, so they will coordinate efforts to protect our forest reserves,” he noted. He added that with the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) initiative, trained officers would also support the Timber Industry Division. Speaking at the 2nd Matriculation Ceremony of the Forestry Commission Training Centre, Dr. Brown highlighted the importance of […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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CSA Warns of Fake Brand Listings on Google Maps & Search

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has issued a strong warning to the public about a rising wave of scams involving fake business listings on Google Maps and Google Search. According to the CSA, cybercriminals are impersonating well-known brands such as Pizza Hut, Pizzaman/Chickenman, Hisense, Bel Aqua, Papaye, and Burger King by creating fraudulent business profiles online. These fake listings often include misleading phone numbers, emails, and websites. Unsuspecting customers who engage with these contacts risk being tricked into sharing sensitive information such as PINs and one-time passwords (OTPs), which are then exploited to steal money or payments. CSA’s Advice to the Public The Authority has urged the public to always verify contact information directly from official company websites instead of relying solely on search engine results. Businesses were also advised to: Monitor their online presence regularly. Share verified contact details […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Youth Minister Warns of Drug Abuse Crisis in Universities

The Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo, has raised serious concerns over the growing rate of drug abuse among students in universities and colleges across Ghana. Speaking at the JoyNews dialogue on Thursday, August 28, themed “Breaking the Chains: Ghana’s Opioid Crisis,” Mr. Opare Addo revealed alarming statistics on substance use in tertiary institutions. According to him, codeine and cough syrups account for 28% of reported abuse, while 12% of students are abusing cocaine and 11% heroin. Weed edibles emerged as the most commonly used substance, with 59% of students admitting to consuming them. Shisha and hookah, often laced with other substances, recorded 49%, while 41% of students were found to abuse prescription drugs. The minister noted that more students are now experimenting with hard and expensive drugs such as cocaine and heroin, raising further concern. He […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Ghana Water Ltd. Shuts Down Kpong Plant for Repairs

Ghana Water Ltd. (GWL) has announced the temporary shutdown of the Kpong Treatment Plant following damage to its raw water transmission pipeline on Thursday, August 28, 2025. The emergency repair works, expected to last three days, will disrupt water supply to the entire Tema Metropolis and parts of Accra, including Ashaiman, Gbetsele, Akatamanso, Klagon, Lashibi, Baatsonaa, Spintex, East Legon, and nearby communities. GWL management has urged customers in affected areas to store sufficient water while supply remains available. Essential service providers, such as schools and hospitals, are encouraged to seek support through the company’s toll-free line, WhatsApp, or official social media handles. In a public statement, GWL explained: “The damage to the raw water transmission pipeline has necessitated a complete shutdown of the treatment plant to allow for emergency repairs. The process, which has already commenced, is expected to last […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Gov’t to Set Up Resettlement Camp for Gbiniyiri Victims

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), in collaboration with key stakeholders, has announced plans to set up a resettlement camp for displaced residents of Gbiniyiri in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District of the Savannah Region. The camp will provide food, water, and care for affected families while the government works to restore peace and stability in the conflict-hit area. Recent communal clashes over land ownership in Gbiniyiri claimed several lives and left more than a dozen people injured. Many residents—mostly women and children—have been displaced, with homes and properties destroyed. Sector Minister Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey disclosed that caterers, including the regional school feeding coordinator, have volunteered to prepare meals for the victims. She emphasized that beyond immediate relief, there would be sustainable interventions to help families recover and rebuild their lives. Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) Reassessment […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Health Minister Assures Nurses of Salary Payment Soon

The Minister of Health has reassured nurses facing salary delays that the government is taking urgent steps to resolve the issue. Speaking during an engagement with health workers at Bibiani Government Hospital in the Western North Region, the Minister acknowledged the difficulties caused by the arrears and appealed for patience as the government works toward a solution. “We understand the challenges the delay has brought to you and your families, and I want to assure you that the Ministry of Health, together with the Ministry of Finance, is taking the necessary steps to settle all outstanding salaries soon,” he said. He emphasized that the welfare of health professionals remains a top priority for government and promised timely payment of entitlements going forward. The Minister revealed that about 7,000 previously unpaid nurses have now been enrolled on payroll and are receiving […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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Forum Urges Investment in Local Engineers for Ghana’s Future

A gathering of engineers, public officials, and development stakeholders has emphasized the urgent need to strengthen local engineering capacity as the foundation for building sustainable infrastructure in Ghana. The forum, held under the theme Equipping the Engineering Department of the Local Government Service for Sustainable Infrastructure Development, addressed challenges and solutions to empower engineers serving in local assemblies. Delivering the keynote address, Engr. Henry Kwadwo Boateng, President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Ghana, stressed that many local engineers, despite their expertise, lack basic tools, mobility, and equipment needed to design, supervise, and implement critical infrastructure projects. “Equipping engineering departments must be the first step. Infrastructure development depends not only on policy but also on capacity, which is built through practical investment,” Engr. Boateng stated. He highlighted the importance of continuous in-service training to ensure engineers stay updated […]

Ahmad August 29, 2025

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