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46% of Army Trainees Face Withdrawal Over Eligibility Failures

On July 21, 2025, Ghana’s Defence Minister, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, disclosed that an internal audit of Ghana Armed Forces trainees revealed that 210 of 452 recruits (46%) did not meet enlistment requirements. The cadets affected are part of Regular Career Courses 64 & 65 and Short Service Commission Course 62. Why This Matters National security impact: Removing nearly half of current trainees could create manpower gaps in critical roles—forcing the military to balance procedural integrity with operational readiness. Upholding meritocracy: Dr. Boamah emphasized that enforcing eligibility criteria is crucial to preserving discipline, professionalism, and public trust within the armed forces. Key Details DetailInformationAudit scopeReview covered 452 trainees across three army intake courses.Rule breachesAll 210 must submit missing documentation or qualifications.Special case34 individuals from career Course 64 skipped critical enlistment stages.No immediate dismissalsCadets retained for now to avoid security risks […]

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Chief of Staff Praises MGL’s Objectivity & Credibility

Ghana’s Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, has commended the Multimedia Group Limited (MGL) for upholding its journalistic mission. In an interview with JoySports ahead of the JoySports Invitational Tournament on August 9, 2025, Debrah described MGL as a “pacesetter” that has “kept to the objective”—praising its unwavering neutrality since its inception in 1995. This commitment, he said, has been central to the company’s reputation and influence. Why This Matters Trust in media: In an era where media bias is often questioned, Debrah’s recognition reinforces the belief that impartial reporting fosters public trust and brand longevity. Media as nation builders: Credible journalism shapes informed public discourse. MGL’s objectivity, according to Debrah, plays a crucial role in educating citizens and preserving media freedom. Debrah’s Praise in Detail “Pacesetter and objective”: Debrah emphasized that MGL has remained true to its objective, distancing itself […]

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Woman Arrested After CCTV Shows Ajumako Market Baby Theft

A 40-year-old woman named Rebecca Ofori was arrested this morning by the Ajumako District Police Command at Tarkwa Benso in the Western Region. She is seen in a widely circulated CCTV clip allegedly abducting an 11-month-old baby from Ajumako Market in the Central Region. Why This Matters Public safety & trust: The heart-rending footage—captured after the mother left the child with a helper while selling cassava—instantly alarmed the community and triggered a manhunt. Swift justice: Thanks to CCTV coverage and coordinated policing, the suspect was identified and captured rapidly—underscoring the importance of surveillance in public security. Arrest & Investigation Details Ofori reportedly pretended to assist with the baby before sneaking it away from the market. The husband contacted police after becoming suspicious of a baby he believed was not theirs crying in his home. He disclosed this while separated from […]

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Asafo Taskforce Seizes Excavators in Tano Anwia Forest Reserve

On July 19, 2025, a joint Asafo security taskforce, comprising the Forestry Commission’s Rapid Response Unit (RRU) and 30 military personnel, raided the Tano Anwia Forest Reserve in the Enchi Forest District, Western North Region. They seized 9–10 excavators along with a bulldozer, and arrested four individuals in Compartments 17 and 20 of the reserve. The confiscated machinery was transported to the Enchi District Assembly, and a formal complaint has been submitted to the police. Why This Matters Environmental urgency: Illegal mining—or “galamsey”—is devastating Ghana’s forest reserves, contaminating rivers and destroying ecosystems. This operation reflects intensified government action to safeguard natural resources. Policy enforcement: President Mahama previously directed security forces to confiscate rather than burn equipment used in illegal mining—a strategy implemented during this raid. Raid Timeline & Challenges March 4 & 6: Initial enforcement teams expelled 12 excavators but failed to make arrests […]

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Ghanaians in Canada Mourn Belinda Sarkodie in Hamilton Vigil

On Friday, July 18, 2025, a peaceful vigil was held by Ghanaians and sympathizers in Hamilton, Ontario, to honor 26‑year‑old Belinda Sarkodie, who was tragically shot and killed on July 12 while waiting at a bus stop near King Street East and James Street South. Belinda, a recent Ghanaian immigrant, was an innocent bystander, mistakenly struck amid a daylight shooting targeting others at the scene. Why This Matters Community grief: Dozens of residents gathered on the rooftop of Jackson Square Mall, close to where Belinda lost her life, laying flowers and lighting candles in her memory. What started as a gathering of relatives has grown into a wider expression of sorrow—and a demand for justice—from both Canadian and Ghanaian communities. Public safety concerns: Hamilton Police confirmed that the gunman, believed to be a 17‑year‑old, was targeting three others—not Belinda. Investigators […]

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Ajumako Baby Thief Husband Reveals Fake Pregnancy Scam

Rebecca Ofori (40), accused of abducting an 11-month-old girl at Ajumako Market, staged a fake pregnancy to explain her actions. Her husband, who had been childless for years, suspected foul play when the “baby” cried relentlessly and began asking questions—leading to Rebecca’s exposure and arrest. Why This Matters Deception uncovered: Rebecca claimed she relocated to her mother’s home in Enyan Abaasa to prepare for birth. She returned with a baby girl, but the child’s persistent, unexplained crying raised his suspicions. Doorstep discovery: The husband quietly investigated in the wife’s hometown, eventually connecting her story to news reports of the Ajumako stolen baby. He alerted police, who matched the infant via CCTV footage. What’s Next Ofori is in custody in Ajumako, alongside the child, as police work to reunite the baby with her biological parents. The Domestic Violence and Victim Support […]

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Bawumia: NPP Strong Only If Diverse & United

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, former Vice-President and NPP flagbearer, recently reaffirmed his party’s commitment to inclusion. At a gathering of Constituency Chairmen Caucus in Kumasi, he stressed that NPP must resist tribal and religious appeals used for political advantage. “We are a united party encompassing people from all ethnic groups, all religions … we must not allow those seeking political gain to divide us.” Why This Matters Internal unity: Bawumia addressed growing concerns over divisive lines surfacing within NPP’s presidential primary environment. He emphasized that reliance on ethnicity or religion is not only wrong but potentially dangerous for party cohesion. Democratic integrity: Without internal unity, a political party cannot function effectively as opposition or governance in Ghana’s diverse landscape. He urged members to put ideology and party principles above personal gain. Key Messages from Bawumia Unity above all: Bawumia reminded members: […]

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Agavedzi Hails Mahama for Reviving Blekusu Sea Defence Project

Residents of Agavedzi, Salakope, and Amutinu in Ketu South have welcomed President John Dramani Mahama’s directive to resume Phase II of the Blekusu Sea Defence Project. Over 300 people were displaced and 51 houses destroyed by relentless tidal waves. The project, initially commenced during Mahama’s earlier administration, stalled under the NPP-led government. Mahama announced funding for Phase II in the 2025 budget and urged relocation efforts to safer sites. Why It Matters Protecting lives and infrastructure: The tidal waves have eroded over 800 meters of coastline and threatened major roads like the Keta–Aflao highway, risking both coastal and inland communities Restoring community trust: Residents praised the visit as a turning point. Paramount Chief Torgbiga Adama III called on the government to treat the sea crisis as an urgent emergency and resume the halted sea-defence works immediately. Government Response & Relief Funding […]

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NDC Urges NPP to Reset, Be Stronger Opposition

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on their former rival, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), to use its National Delegates Conference as a platform to reset and reinvent itself—emerging as a stronger, more responsible opposition party. Ludwig Hlordze, NDC’s Director of Logistics and Protocol, delivered this message on behalf of the party at the University of Ghana Stadium conference. Why This Matters Democratic value of opposition: The NDC emphasized that Ghana’s democratic health depends on robust, constructive criticism—not partisan gridlock. Political transition phase: Ghana is undergoing a national reset following the peaceful transition from NPP to NDC leadership. Political parties are urged to recalibrate their ideas, policies, and collaborative roles. Key Messages Delivered The NDC praised the NPP for initiating internal reforms and leadership restructuring. They urged the party to keep elder statesmen like former Presidents Kufuor and Akufo‑Addo […]

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Afenyo‑Markin: NDC Betrayed Ghanaians, Promises Failed

Alexander Afenyo‑Markin, the Minority Leader in Ghana’s Parliament, has publicly slammed the National Democratic Congress (NDC), branding the administration as having failed Ghanaians and betrayed its promises. He highlighted unfulfilled pledges in areas like job creation, economic stability, anti-galamsey measures, and infrastructure reforms. Why This Matters Broken economic promises: During the 2025 budget debate, Afenyo‑Markin criticized the government’s performance, noting rising unemployment and a lack of clear plans for economic recovery. He called the budget uninspired and disconnected from reality. Galamsey failure: The NDC pledged to declare a state of emergency to combat illegal mining. But 120 days into governance, no such action was taken, prompting charges of betrayal and environmental neglect. Rivers remain polluted, and communities destroyed. Key Critiques in His Own Words “Betrayal” on anti-galamsey: “While in opposition, the NDC loudly declared they would impose a state of […]

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