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Weta Reclaims Council of State Seat as Gabriel Tanko Wins Volta Elections

For years, the town of Weta in the Volta Region has been known for its contributions to Ghana’s leadership and governance. One of its most distinguished figures, the late Professor Kofi Nyidevu Awoonor, served as Chairman of the Council of State from 2009 to 2013, leaving a lasting impact on the country’s political and cultural landscape.After years without representation in the Council, Weta has made a comeback. Gabriel Kwamigah Atokple Tanko, a 36-year-old businessman and philanthropist, has won the Volta Region’s Council of State seat in the 2025 elections, securing 24 out of 36 votes. His victory signifies a shift towards youth-led governance and economic-focused leadership.Unlike Professor Awoonor, whose contributions were rooted in literature and diplomacy, Atokple brings an entrepreneurial background, prioritizing investment, job creation, and infrastructure development. His election highlights the growing demand for leaders who can merge policy […]

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FDA Battles Influx of Illegal Diapers and Sanitary Pads

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) of Ghana is intensifying efforts to curb the rise of unbranded and uncertified diapers and sanitary pads flooding the market. These substandard products, some of which are refurbished and repackaged without proper labeling, pose serious health risks to consumers.Leading the charge is FDA CEO Dr. Delese Mimi Darko, who has dedicated over two decades to safeguarding public health under different administrations. Despite her commitment, certain individuals within CEPS (Customs Excise and Preventive Service) reportedly undermine her efforts by reselling seized illegal products back to importers, who then redistribute them across the country.These importers, often linked to political figures, prioritize profits over public safety. Dr. Darko, however, remains resolute in ensuring that dangerous sanitary products are destroyed and that blacklisted importers do not return to the market.Ghana has local manufacturers capable of meeting the country’s […]

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Mahama Declares War on Corruption: “Ghana Is No Longer a Safe Haven”

President John Mahama has sent a strong warning to corrupt individuals, declaring that Ghana is no longer a safe space for those who defraud the state. Speaking after receiving a report from the Operation Recover All Loots (ORAL) team, he emphasized his administration’s commitment to fighting corruption and recovering stolen state assets.The ORAL team, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, presented a report detailing 2,417 cases of alleged corruption, with stolen assets valued at approximately $21.19 billion. These assets include lands, bungalows, and other state properties believed to have been unlawfully acquired by officials of the previous government.Mahama assured Ghanaians that his government stands firmly for integrity, accountability, and the rule of law. He called on citizens, civil society, the media, and public officials to support the anti-corruption agenda, stating that all those found guilty would face justice without fear or […]

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Manasseh Azure Criticizes Mahama’s Decision to Discontinue Court Cases

Award-winning investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni has raised concerns over President Mahama’s decision to discontinue multiple court cases involving officials from the previous administration. He argues that this move weakens Ghana’s anti-corruption fight and sets a dangerous precedent.Azure warns that by halting these prosecutions, the government is indirectly protecting individuals who should be held accountable in court. He believes this decision signals to politicians that delaying legal proceedings could result in eventual dismissal if their party regains power.He emphasizes that justice should not be dictated by political convenience but by due process, urging the Attorney General to prioritize national interest over political considerations.

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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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Ghana’s Foreign Ministry to Deliver 75,000 Unclaimed Passports via Courier

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is introducing a courier system to clear a backlog of over 75,000 uncollected passports across Ghana. Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the initiative on The KeyPoints program on February 8, stating that an audit will be conducted to identify applicants and ensure delivery."We will roll out a courier system so applicants can receive their passports wherever they are," he said, emphasizing the need for a clear identification process.In addition to this, the ministry is implementing digital reforms to improve passport processing and efficiency.Diplomatic Passport ReviewThe government is also reviewing the issuance of diplomatic passports to prevent misuse and protect Ghana’s international reputation. Ablakwa stressed that stricter enforcement of existing laws, such as NLC Decree 155, will ensure only eligible individuals receive diplomatic passports.“The credibility of our passports affects how we are treated at embassies […]

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Bushfire Ravages Yam Barns in Oti Region, Farmers Seek Urgent Support.

A bushfire has destroyed yet another yam barn in KpareKpare, a farming community within the Krachi East Municipality of the Oti Region, marking the fifth such incident in recent weeks. The devastating fire, which occurred on Monday, February 4, 2025, has left farmers in the area grappling with severe losses.Eric Akwasi Asumadu, one of the affected farmers, shared his hardship with the Ghana News Agency, lamenting the difficulty of recovering from the loss of his entire yam stock. Several others, including Kwasia Anase Mensah, Tapo Nchaame, and Adjei Yaw Agbeviako, have also been heavily impacted, with significant financial losses as their barns were reduced to ashes.The recurring bushfires have raised concerns among local farmers, who are urgently appealing to the Ministry of Agriculture, the government, and other stakeholders for assistance.

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Gabriel Kwamigah Denies $7 Million Gold Fraud Allegations.

Gabriel Adovoe Kwablah Kwamigah, a Volta Regional Council of State aspirant, has vehemently refuted accusations linking him to a $7 million gold fraud scheme. His campaign team dismissed these allegations as unfounded and part of a smear effort aimed at tarnishing his reputation.Kwamigah, a respected businessman, emphasized that he has never been involved in any fraudulent activity, stressing that his gold sector transactions are legitimate, supported by proper licenses, and adhere to national and international trade regulations.The campaign team called on the public to disregard these claims and focus on Mr. Kwamigah’s dedication to serving the Volta Region. They also reaffirmed his commitment to integrity and warned that legal actions would be pursued against anyone spreading defamatory accusations.

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Gov’t to Replace Teacher Trainee Allowance with Enhanced Student Loans.

The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has revealed plans to gradually phase out the teacher trainee allowance and replace it with an improved student loan scheme. This move aims to help trainees cover their personal expenses rather than relying on government stipends.Speaking during a meeting with the leadership of the Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education (PRINCOF) in Accra, he stated that while the allowance would remain in place for now, a transition to the loan system would eventually take effect. He emphasized that government support should focus on feeding students at the basic and senior high school levels, while tertiary students should be responsible for their upkeep.To ensure a smooth transition, both the allowance and loan scheme will run concurrently for a period, allowing students to choose between them before the full switch.The minister also acknowledged the challenges […]

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Tragic Crash on Ho-Accra Road Claims Four Lives.

A fatal accident on the Ho-Accra road near Anum-Asikuma has claimed four lives after a Toyota RAV4 collided head-on with a Toyota Hiace mini-bus on Saturday, February 1, 2025.The drivers of both vehicles, along with two passengers, died on the spot. One of the deceased was identified as Justice Adjei, also known as Bob Marley, while efforts are ongoing to confirm the identities of the others.Eleven injured passengers were rushed to Peki Government Hospital for treatment. According to eyewitnesses, the accident occurred when the RAV4 attempted to overtake another vehicle but crashed into the oncoming mini-bus. The impact left both vehicles severely mangled.Police are investigating the incident and working to identify the victims.

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