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Prophet Nana Yaw Sarfoh: A Fate Wrapped in Broadcasting, Evangelism and Entrepreneurship

Prophet Sarfoh began his media career in Sunyani and Dunkwa Offin before rising through notable roles at Vision 1 FM, Fox FM, Mercury FM, and eventually Kingdom Plus FM. His dynamic presence earned him regional accolades: Best Morning Show Host (2012–13) in Ashanti and later the Best Gospel Show Host nationally in 2018 . Divine Calling & Evangelism A transformative stroke healed through prayer redirected his passion from secular journalism to ministry. He embraced full-time evangelism in 2017, founding The Word of Truth and Prayers Ministry in Accra. His spiritual outreach continues through radio-TV platforms like “Y’asetenam” on Asempa FM, Adom Mmre on Adom TV, and Adom Live Worship on Adom FM . Entrepreneur & Mentor In 2020, Sarfoh became CEO of Jascos Group of Companies, focusing on business innovation and sustainable growth. He also founded Samjet Media Institute (2015–2020), training aspiring broadcasters in […]

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Be Geopolitically Sensitive in Foreign Policy – Ofosu‑Dorte Urges Ghana

On June 25, 2025, David Ofosu‑Dorte, Senior Partner at AB & David Africa, spoke at the JoyBusiness Economic Forum, urging Ghana to become more “geo-sensitive” in making daily foreign-policy and economic decisions. He emphasized the importance of proactive maneuvering rooted in national interest, rather than passively reacting to global events. Why Geo-Sensitivity Is Crucial Tactical vs Strategic Thinking — Ofosu‑Dorte differentiated moment-to-moment tactical responses from broader geo-strategic planning, urging Ghana to embed national interests at the center of decision-making . Regional Awareness — He spotlighted Ghana’s abstention at the IAEA vote on Iran’s nuclear file (12 June), attributing it to Ghana’s recent support for Morocco over Western Sahara, showing how ties with Morocco impacted Ghana’s global positioning . Selective Engagement — Using Israel’s strikes on Iran as an example, he explained that Ghana must analyze events’ context and respond deliberately, […]

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Parliament Approves Mahama’s 7 Supreme Court Nominees

On June 25, 2025, Ghana’s Parliament voted in majority to approve all seven Supreme Court nominees put forward by President John Dramani Mahama. The nominees include Justices Senyo Dzamefe, Sir Dennis Dominic Adjei, Gbeil Simon Suurbaareh, Philip Bright Mensah, Janapare Adzua Bartels‑Kodwo, Hafisata Amaleboba, and Kweku Tawiah Ackaah‑Boafo. Despite rejection at both Committee and Plenary stages by the Minority caucus, citing transparency and constitutional concerns, the nominees sailed through via a voice vote led by the Majority bloc . Background & Nominee Profiles The Appointments Committee, chaired by Bernard Ahiafor, conducted vetting last week and submitted recommendations. Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo‑Markin raised issues around the suspension of Chief Justice Torkornoo and expressed concern over perceived “court‑packing”. Supporters argue the appointments comply with constitutional requirements and help ensure a full bench amid the current judicial leadership gap. Why This Matters ReasonSignificanceJudicial […]

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Human Rights Committee Chair Rallies Parliament to Champion Rights of the Vulnerable

On June 25, 2025, the Chair of the Parliamentary Human Rights Committee, Ernest Yaw Anim, addressed Parliamentarians at an Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) workshop titled “Promoting Human and Children’s Rights: What Role for the Ninth Parliament of Ghana?” He urged MPs to go beyond legislating—taking “a call to commitment, a moment of reflection, engagement, and decisive action.” Committee’s Active Mandate Hon. Anim emphasized that the Committee’s work isn’t merely symbolic—it includes: Legislative scrutiny and ensuring government compliance. Oversight visits to Nsawam Prison assessing detainee treatment. Engagements with the Ghana Prison Service and a study tour in Gambia addressing stateless Ghanaian communities. Future plans include reviewing conditions in witch camps, mental health facilities, and refugee settlements. Why This Matters ReasonSignificanceFrom Laws to ActionThe push shifts Parliament toward enforcement and real-world impact.Protection for the VulnerableIdentifies key groups: at-risk children, early-married girls, trafficking victims, […]

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Why These Images Are Trending: LGBTQ+ at the Heart of Ghana’s Independence Square

A queer couple, known as Lue & Rue, recently shared images of themselves holding hands and wrapped in a rainbow pride flag at Accra’s iconic Black Star Square, also called Independence Square—Ghana’s symbol of freedom and national pride. These photos, shared under the campaign hashtag #ShowGhanaLove, have sparked viral discussion on social media. Why It’s Resonating Now Bold SolidarityThe images are a peaceful yet defiant act of support for Ghana’s LGBTQ+ community amid controversy . Political ContextGhana is debating the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, which could criminalize LGBTQ+ identity and support—penalties include up to 5 years imprisonment. Personal CourageLue & Rue’s caption reflects the emotional stakes: “Never in our lives did we think we’d find ourselves in Ghana, doing something so simple and yet so defiant.” Why These Images Matter ReasonSignificanceSymbolic LocationIndependence Arch is emblematic of freedom—re-contextualized […]

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Mahama Arrives in Brussels as Advocate for GAVI Vaccine Replenishment

On June 25, 2025, President John Dramani Mahama landed in Brussels, Belgium, to take part in the Global Summit on Health and Prosperity through Immunisation. He is attending as a prominent advocate for the GAVI Alliance’s vaccine replenishment efforts, joining co-hosts—European Union, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and GAVI—in seeking support for the 2026–2030 funding cycle. Why His Presence Matters Amplifying Vaccine Equity: Mahama brings firsthand experience from Ghana’s immunisation drives, reinforcing calls for equitable access for lower-income countries. Critical Funding Goals: The summit aims to immunise 500 million more children, prevent 8 million deaths, and thwart up to 150 disease outbreaks, delivering over $100 billion in global economic benefits. Sustained Commitment: As a strong proponent of GAVI since 2013, Mahama’s continued advocacy strengthens donor confidence and international solidarity. Why This Advocacy Counts ReasonSignificanceMoral & Political InfluenceA former Ghanaian President now […]

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One Dead After Another Building Collapse in Cape Coast

On June 25, 2025, at dawn in the Idun Amissekyir area of Cape Coast, a residential building collapsed during heavy rainfall, killing a 74-year-old woman and seriously injuring a man, who was rushed to Cape Coast Teaching Hospital for treatment. This marks the second collapse in less than a week in the historic city, sparking renewed concerns over its aging infrastructure. Details of the Collapse Two occupants were trapped under debris and rescued by first responders. Tragically, the woman was declared dead at the hospital, while the man remains in critical condition. Just days earlier, similar rain-induced collapses claimed two elderly lives and injured several others at Kotokuraba’s London Bridge area. Why This Event Matters ReasonSignificanceHeritage & Public SafetyCape Coast’s centuries-old buildings form part of its UNESCO identity, but many now pose safety risks.Infrastructure AlertConsecutive collapses signal systemic neglect of […]

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New Lawra MCE Passes On

On June 24, 2025, the Lawra Municipality in Ghana’s Upper West Region confirmed the death of its newly sworn-in Municipal Chief Executive, Alhaji Adams (Adam) Muazu, following a brief illness. He had been installed as MCE in April but had been unwell before and during his tenure, receiving treatment in Accra.Sources: GhanaWeb, MyJoyOnline, Graphic Online. Background & Personal Profile Appointment Timeline: Nominated on April 5, confirmed by the Assembly on April 22, 2025 . Professional Career: A dedicated educationist, he previously served as a teacher, Upper West Regional Physical Education Coordinator under GES, and founded Supertek Digital Creations. He also held political roles, including Communications Officer and campaign coordinator for the NDC in Lawra . Age & Family: Aged 53, survived by three wives and seven children. Why This Matters ReasonSignificanceCommunity ShockHis passing deeply affects a municipality already grieving the […]

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GES Requests Clearance Extension to Pay Picketing Teachers

On June 24, 2025, the Ghana Education Service (GES) announced it has formally requested an extension of its expired financial clearance from the Ministry of Finance. This move aims to enable payment of outstanding salaries and issuance of staff identification numbers for the picketing 2022‑batch teachers.Sources: MyJoyOnline, CitiNewsroom, Yen News Why Extension Matters GES explained that the previous financial clearance lapsed on December 31, 2024, halting payroll processing. By securing the extension, the Service can address nearly ten months of unpaid salaries and rectify staff ID delays resulting from validation inconsistencies. Why This Announcement Counts ReasonSignificanceResolving Long-Standing GrievancesAddresses nearly 10 months of unpaid dues affecting around 2,695 teachers.Boosting Morale & RetentionPrompt salary payments and ID issuance will restore teacher confidence and reduce turnover.Promoting TransparencyThe formation of a technical committee—including teacher reps—signals openness and accountability.Setting a PrecedentClarifies financial safeguards and clearance […]

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MP Demands Arrest of Perpetrators in Viral Child Assault Video

On June 24, 2025, Moderator David T. D. Vondee, the Member of Parliament for Twifo-Atti Morkwa, emphatically demanded the swift arrest of those seen in a distressing viral video assaulting a 12‑year‑old boy. Appearing on Adom TV’s Badwam program, he described the footage as “horrific” and urged immediate police action. “If the police refuse to arrest the perpetrators, then the police service is useless,” he asserted, also asking, “Has this child committed murder?” Why This Demand Matters Insistence on Accountability: The MP’s public rebuke holds law enforcement directly responsible. Immediate Political Pressure: Appealing to the Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak raises the stakes politically. Amplifying Public Outrage: His stance mirrors growing civic demand for justice and protection of minors. Why This Statement Counts ReasonSignificancePolitical CloutKarried by national MP’s voice, the demand carries legislative weight and can expedite action.Judicial ForceInitiative increases likelihood […]

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