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UG Retains No. 1 in Ghana, 2nd in West Africa

The University of Ghana has once again been ranked as the best university in Ghana and the second‑best in West Africa, reinforcing its dominance as the country’s premier academic institution. What We Found In the 2023 CWUR Global 2000 rankings, the University of Ghana scored 69.1, securing first place in Ghana and ranking second across West Africa—just behind the University of Ibadan, which scored 69.5. This ranking placed UG in the top 6.1% of global universities. The 2024 Times Higher Education Sub‑Saharan Africa Rankings reaffirmed its dominance: UG ranked first in West Africa and fifth across the continent, with an overall score of 74.3 based on pillars like ethical leadership, student engagement, and research impact. In line with its 75th-anniversary celebrations, Vice‑Chancellor Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo attributed the achievements to the collective dedication of staff, faculty, and students, highlighting UG’s […]

Ahmad July 29, 2025

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NPP Presidential Race: Nomination GH₵100K, Filing GH₵500K

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has officially opened nominations for its 2028 presidential primaries, setting a high financial threshold for aspirants: GH₵100,000 for the nomination form and GH₵500,000 for filing—totaling GH₵600,000. This move kicks off what is expected to be a highly competitive flagbearer race. What We Found NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong confirmed on July 29, 2025, that the nomination process is underway. The nomination window will run from July 29 to August 28, 2025, with the presidential primary scheduled for January 31, 2026. The combined cost of GH₵600,000 has stirred debate: while party leadership argues fees are needed to cover logistical costs, critics warn they risk excluding talented grassroots candidates lacking financial backing. The early start—over two years before the general election—signals NPP’s strategy to give the eventual flagbearer ample time to unify the party and launch a robust […]

Ahmad July 29, 2025

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Two Killed in Articulator Truck Crash at Fomena

Two individuals have been confirmed dead after an articulator truck carrying cement pipes veered off the Fomena–Adansi Asokwa road in the Ashanti Region in the early hours of July 29, 2025. What We Found The crash occurred between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM on July 29, 2025, involving a truck (registration GT 5501‑23) en route from Takoradi to Kumasi. The driver reportedly lost control and the vehicle plunged into a ditch. Fomena District Police Commander DSP Samson Wunyi Mumuni confirmed two fatalities. The victims’ bodies were transported to the Adansi Fomena District Hospital mortuary for preservation while investigations proceed. Locals voiced alarm over the stretch’s reputation for deadly accidents, blaming poor visibility, inadequate road safety measures, and lack of speed control as recurring risk factors. Expert InsightRoad safety experts underscore that accidents in Ghana’s rural areas often stem from factors like driver […]

Ahmad July 29, 2025

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Cedi ‘No apicki’, but Abochi Get Dollar—Minority Rebuts Govt

The Minority in Parliament has disputed Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson's declaration that the Ghanaian cedi is appreciating (“cedi no apicki”). They warned that forex scarcity persists, with dollars only available via high-rate brokers, known locally as "Abochi." What We Found At the 2025 Mid-Year Budget Review on July 24, Dr. Forson stated that the cedi was gaining strength and holding firm against major currencies. In response, on July 29, Minority Leader Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam (Karaga MP and former Finance Minister) rejected that portrayal. He cited widespread dollar shortages, stealth interventions by the Bank of Ghana, and a high rate gap—interbank rates at GHC 10 vs. over GHC 13 at forex bureaus. “Cedi no apicki, but Abochi get the dollar,” he quipped. Dr. Adam also noted recent IMF disclosures indicating the Bank of Ghana had injected US$1.4 billion into the foreign exchange market […]

Ahmad July 29, 2025

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Youth of Asante Urge Peaceful Co-existence with Foreigners

The Concerned Youth of Asante has urged residents of the Ashanti Region to embrace peaceful co-existence with foreign nationals—especially those operating lawful businesses. The group emphasized Ghana’s tradition of hospitality while calling on foreigners to respect Ghanaian laws and cultural values. What We FoundA statement released on July 29, 2025, by the group’s President, Nana Agyenim Boateng, encourages Ghanaians to maintain cordial living arrangements with foreign nationals in the region, in order to attract investment and foster economic growth.He said: “Ghanaians are known for their hospitable nature, and we are always ready to welcome foreigners with open hearts.”But added a caution:“I advise all foreigners living in Ghana to abide by our laws, contributing positively to our societies and living in harmony with us.”The statement also dismissed plans for protests targeting foreign nationals—particularly Nigerians of Igbo origin—saying such demonstrations are unnecessary and […]

Ahmad July 29, 2025

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Two SHS Students Shot Dead in Bawku-Related Attack

Two male students at Nalerigu Senior High School were shot dead in their dormitory on the evening of July 26, 2025. Local sources suggest the killings may be connected to the long‑running Bawku chieftaincy conflict, though authorities have yet to confirm a motive. What We Found The victims identified by first names—Lukman and Gideon—were reportedly shot by unknown assailants who stormed the dormitory on site and opened fire, killing both instantly. Assembly member and uncle to one of the victims confirmed the tragedy and is assisting authorities as the families work to retrieve the bodies for burial. Separately, at Bawku Senior High School, final-year student Hakim Kundima was dragged from his dorm and fatally shot in an apparent targeted attack on the same night. In response, officials ordered a temporary closure of the school due to security concerns. These coordinated […]

Ahmad July 27, 2025

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NAIMOS Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Mining in Bole/Bamboi

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operation Secretariat (NAIMOS) Task Force is ramping up its crackdown on illegal mining (galamsey) in the Bole/Bamboi area, seizing heavy machinery and arresting suspects, including foreigners, as part of the government’s strategy to preserve natural resources and protect local communities. What We Found On July 25, 2025, NAIMOS revisited a previously reported galamsey site, arresting 11 Chinese nationals and seizing heavy-duty equipment including four Shacman tipper trucks (GT 7048-25; GT 7035-25; GT 7265-25; GT 7243-25), a bulldozer (GT 5321-25), a low-bed trailer (GT 1128-21), a Forland small truck, 10 drums of engine oil, 28 Richlion tyres, and multiple motorbikes. The confiscated items were transported to NAIMOS headquarters in Accra, where they remain pending further investigation. A statement from government spokesperson Felix Ofosu Kwakye reaffirmed the government’s commitment to dismantling illegal mining logistics and safeguarding forests, rivers, and farmlands damaged by galamsey. Expert InsightEnvironmental analysts […]

Ahmad July 27, 2025

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Chief Urges Husbands to Help Raise Children

A traditional chief has called on husbands to take an active role in child upbringing, arguing that parenting should be a shared responsibility and not left solely to women. He emphasized the societal benefits of balanced family roles and joint caregiving. What We FoundDuring a durbar held in the Eastern Region on July 24, 2025, the chief expressed concern about the increasing pressure on mothers who singlehandedly raise children while fathers remain distant. He described this imbalance as detrimental to family health and child development. The chief urged men to be emotionally and physically present in their children’s lives—not just as providers, but as nurturers. He stated, “Helping your wife raise the kids is not weakness—it is wisdom.” He also criticized long-standing patriarchal norms that place child-rearing solely on mothers, calling for cultural reform and family counseling programs through churches, […]

Ahmad July 27, 2025

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Davido Pays Tribute to Daddy Lumba in Toronto

Nigerian Afrobeats artist Davido paid tribute to Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba, who recently passed away, during his live concert in Toronto. The moment was marked by a powerful musical homage and public recognition of Lumba’s enduring legacy. What We Found During his sold-out Toronto performance on July 23, 2025, Davido paused mid-set to speak directly to fans about the passing of Daddy Lumba. He praised the late artist as a “musical father figure” and said his work laid the groundwork for modern African pop. Davido then launched into a heartfelt rendition of Lumba’s timeless hit, “Aben Wo Aha,” sparking a full crowd sing-along. Fans in the audience—many from Ghana and across the diaspora—held up lights in tribute. Social media videos of the tribute quickly went viral, drawing praise from fellow musicians and music lovers for Davido’s cultural respect. Earlier […]

Ahmad July 27, 2025

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Government Steps Up Measures to Address Bawku Conflict

What’s the Claim?The Ghanaian government has intensified interventions—deploying security forces, imposing curfews, shutting inflammatory media outlets, and supporting traditional mediation efforts—to address escalating chieftaincy violence between Kusasi and Mamprusi communities in Bawku. What We Found In late October 2024, following deadly clashes that left at least 16–20 people dead, the Ministry of Interior imposed an expanded curfew (e.g., 6pm–6am), banned arms, and deployed joint military and police units along key routes such as the Bolgatanga–Tamale highway to curb further violence. The Minister for Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Stephen Asamoah Boateng, urged community unity, refrained from politicization, and called on traditional leaders to exercise restraint while government agencies enforced peace directives. During the State of the Nation Address in February 2024, President Akufo-Addo emphasized the high security costs draining national budget due to the Bawku dispute. He outlined measures including the […]

Ahmad July 27, 2025

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