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Motorcyclist Killed in Head‑On Crash on Kyeremasu‑Dormaa Road

A motorcyclist was killed when his bike collided head‑on with a Toyota Highlander SUV on the Kyeremasu–Dormaa (Kyeremasu–Ampenkuro) road in Ghana’s Bono Region. The SUV driver has surrendered and is assisting police. What We Found The accident happened between 8 pm and 9 pm on Tuesday, July 24, 2025, involving a Toyota Highlander (registration BR 95‑25) and a Hajou motorcycle. The rider died at the scene. The deceased’s body was taken to Wamfie Government Hospital mortuary pending investigation. The Highlander’s driver turned himself in to police and is cooperating with authorities. Community concerns are rising over frequent accidents at night on this stretch, prompting appeals for caution among road users. Expert Insight Local authorities and traffic safety advocates emphasise heightened risk on poorly lit rural roads at night. They stress the need for improved road markings, lighting, and enforcement to prevent similar tragedies. Confirmed: A […]

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Court Acquits Michael Nyinaku, Founder of Beige Bank

The Court of Appeal has acquitted Michael Nyinaku, founder and former CEO of the defunct Beige Bank, dismissing all criminal charges—including stealing, fraudulent breach of trust, and money laundering—for lack of sufficient evidence. What We Found The Court of Appeal, in a ruling by a three-member panel led by Justice Emmanuel Ankamah, acquitted and discharged Nyinaku of all charges, stating the prosecution failed to prove dishonesty or criminal intent required for conviction. Nyinaku faced 43 counts, accused of misappropriating over GH₵1 billion (from 2015–2018), transferring depositors’ funds into his companies—even creating fictitious accounts—for personal gain. The allegations included transfers of GH₵448 million, GH₵141 million, and GH₵320 million via fictitious bank accounts linked to him. He had been on bail (initially GH₵200 million, later reduced) since late 2022, with the trial ongoing through several years of proceedings Expert Insight Legal experts emphasize that […]

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Payroll Audit Finds 14,000 Ghost Workers, GH₵150m Irregular Payments

A mid-year audit linked to Ghana’s Budget found approximately 14,000 ghost workers on the national payroll, with GH₵150 million in irregular payments made to nonexistent staff—triggering urgent scrutiny and calls for systemic payroll reform. What We Found Vice President Bawumia disclosed that a biometric audit of the National Service Scheme payroll flagged around 14,000 ghost names, saving the state roughly GH₵112 million annually in suspected salary outflows. Earlier efforts led to the identification of over 44,000 ghost workers between 2022 and 2024 on the NSS, saving GH₵356 million. Ghana’s Auditor-General initiated a nationwide payroll audit (Jan 2023–Dec 2024) across MDAs and state-affiliated institutions to eliminate fraudulent entries and recover misused funds. Other regions such as the Northern Region and NSA also purged payrolls—NSA removed over 2,000 ghost names saving GH₵1 million and the Northern region saved GH₵34 million after field […]

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UNICEF Lauds Ghana’s $24 m Vaccine Payment

UNICEF has commended the Government of Ghana for completing its $24.5 million vaccine co‑financing obligation for 2025, describing the payment as vital for sustaining national immunisation efforts and protecting children’s health. What We Found UNICEF Representative Osama Makkawi Khogali confirmed Ghana fulfilled the 2025 vaccine co‑financing payment of $24.5 million, restoring the government's strong pre-pandemic track record. The payment ensures no vaccine stock-outs, protects herd immunity among children, and strengthens Ghana’s broader health system—making immunisation more sustainable as Gavi support phases down. UNICEF noted Ghana's past delays (since 2022) were due to COVID-related economic challenges, but acknowledged this full payment signals a renewed commitment to domestic vaccine funding. Expert Insight UNICEF described the payment as a strong demonstration of political resolve to prioritise child health and reduce vaccine-preventable diseases. As development aid wanes, Ghana's move aligns with its “Transition Roadmap: Towards Self-financing of […]

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Ghana Forestry Chief Sues Abronye DC for GH₵20M Defamation

Dr. Hugh C. A. Brown, Acting Chief Executive of Ghana’s Forestry Commission, has filed a GH₵20 million defamation lawsuit against political activist Kwame Baffoe (Abronye DC), alleging false claims of document forgery and unauthorized sale of forest reserves. What We Found In a broadcast on The Evidence (Ohia TV Online) on July 10, 2025, Abronye DC alleged that Dr. Brown had falsified documents and signed letters prematurely, and implied he sold parts of Jimira and Ofin Shelterbelt Forest Reserves for personal gain. On July 14, 2025, the Forestry Commission issued a rebuttal confirming Dr. Brown lawfully signed the letters in question during his appointed tenure, explaining the dated year mix‑up was a clerical error swiftly corrected before dispatch. The Commission denied any unauthorized sales, stating the forest reserves are protected public lands and the fee payments made by a private […]

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GH₵13 bn for Big Push Insufficient – Egyapa Mercer

Andrew Egyapa Mercer, Ghana’s Deputy Minister of Energy, cautioned that the GH₵13 billion allocated for the government’s flagship “Big Push” initiative in the 2025 national budget may be insufficient to deliver its ambitious development targets. What We Found Mercer made the warning public during a Newsfile broadcast on MyJoyOnline’s YouTube channel, stating explicitly: “the GH₵13 billion Allocation for the Big Push in the 2025 Budget May Be Insufficient”. He emphasized that fiscal constraints and heavy debt burdens limit government capacity to fund major infrastructure and social investments effectively. Expert Insight Analysts note that Ghana’s debt levels and limited borrowing capacity hamper ambitious development financing. This raises genuine concerns over whether GH₵13 billion can deliver the intended economic outcomes or keep pace with rising costs and scale. Mercer’s remarks have been seen as a realistic fiscal assessment, highlighting the need for clear funding strategies […]

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SMLM‑G Chair Demands Decision‑Making Role for Lab Managers

Dr. David Sebbie Sackey, Chair of the Society of Medical Laboratory Managers–Ghana (SMLM‑G), is urging the government to grant medical laboratory managers formal decision-making authority at facility and policy levels to improve healthcare delivery and service quality. What We Found In a public appeal, Dr. Sackey highlighted the absence of codified conditions of service for lab professionals and emphasized the need for their institutional inclusion in decision-making forums and leadership roles. Opinion and advocacy articles argue that lab professionals are routinely excluded from senior health facility management, with critical decisions handled by non-lab professionals despite the technical nature of diagnostics. Medical Laboratory Scientists and Technologists in Ghana have repeatedly emphasized that key decisions—like procurement of reagents, lab design, staffing, and diagnostic protocols—are taken by doctors, pharmacists, and administrators rather than experienced lab managers. Expert Insight Medical laboratory experts argue that for labs […]

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Nyamekye Confident Ahead of WAFCON Bronze Match

Black Queens forward Stella Nyamekye has expressed confidence ahead of Ghana’s WAFCON bronze medal match, emphasizing her team's strong form and belief in their readiness to secure third place. What We Found Nyamekye scored Ghana’s opening goal in the WAFCON 2024 semi-final against Morocco, though the goal was disallowed by VAR; Ghana went on to lose 4–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw. Her early strike and consistent attacking intent helped the Black Queens reach their first semi-final in nine years, building morale ahead of the bronze match against South Africa. Coming off a dominant 4–1 group-stage win over Tanzania and a tight quarter-final penalty victory over Algeria, the team has shown tactical discipline and resilience—attributes Nyamekye credits for their growing self-belief. Expert Insight Sports commentators have praised Nyamekye’s composure and goal threat, noting her importance as part of a […]

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Mahama Urges Ghanaians to Uphold Atta Mills’ Values

President John Dramani Mahama has called on Ghanaians, particularly members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), to uphold and restore the core values of late President John Evans Atta Mills—humility, integrity, truth, transparency, and ethical political leadership. ([turn0search1]) What We Found At the launch of the John Evans Atta Mills Memorial Heritage on 1 February 2022, Mahama stated: " Professor Mills was a man of integrity, tolerant, kind, fair—but firm… I call on each one of us Ghanaians to uphold truth and integrity and the peaceful nature of Prof Mills.” At the 9th wreath-laying ceremony for Atta Mills on 24 July 2023, Mahama described him as a humble and selfless leader who lived modestly and served with honesty: " Atta Mills was a man of integrity… he was modest and didn’t need millions of dollars in his house to survive.” […]

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Frederick Asare Joins Durban City FC on Free Transfer

Frederick Asare, ex‑Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, has signed for South African club Durban City FC on a free transfer after his contract expired. What We Found Asante Kotoko officially confirmed Asare's exit following the expiration of his contract in June 2025; he had 7 clean sheets in 15 Ghana Premier League games during the 2024/25 season. South African side Durban City FC expressed keen interest: they’ve arranged travel for Asare’s medical and initial assessment, with plans to finalize a deal upon mutual agreement. The club reportedly tables a two-year contract offer, currently under review by the player and his representatives; Asare is among their top goalkeeper targets for the upcoming season. Expert Insight Asare was widely praised as a modern-style keeper in Ghana’s domestic league, and this move could mark a crucial step in reviving his career following limited opportunities at […]

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