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Build Strong Character: Sam Jonah’s Call to Ghanaian Youth

Renowned Ghanaian business leader and Chancellor of UCC, Sir Sam Jonah, has shared powerful advice for youth: build strong character through discipline, humility, service, and ethics. His message, delivered across campuses and media platforms, highlights the traits needed for national progress and personal achievement. 1. Discipline Through Service Sam Jonah advocates for compulsory one‑year military-style national service—inspired by models from Finland, South Korea, and Israel. He believes that service fosters discipline, resilience, and a sense of duty among young people. 2. Humility as a Foundation “If you’re not humble, you will not acquire the skills I have acquired,” Jonah advises. He credits humility for opening doors to life lessons and growth . 3. Ethical and Civic Leadership Jonah stresses the importance of youth entering public service and leadership roles. He warns, quoting Plato: “The price of apathy… is to be […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Ghana Faces EU Ban on Fish Imports Unless Fishing Zones Are Sanitised

Ghana could face a complete EU ban on fish imports by 2026 unless it resolves longstanding issues in its marine environment. The European Union issued two yellow cards (2013 and 2021) regarding illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing . As the clock ticks, Ghana must implement stronger regulations now. 1. EU’s Yellow Cards & Looming Red Card The yellow cards issued by the EU serve as a formal warning system. Continued non-compliance could escalate to a red card, triggering a permanent trade halt . 2. Why the Ban Matters Economic Impact: Fish is a top Ghana-EU export, generating life-changing foreign exchange. A ban would endanger livelihoods of over 3 million people in the industry Food Security: Fish makes up around 60% of animal protein consumption; overfishing due to illegal practices (like “saiko”) threatens this vital resource . 3. Root Causes […]

Ahmad June 9, 2025

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Upper West Akim MP Donates Sanitary Pads to Support Girls’ Education at Adeiso PRESEC

In a commendable effort to support girls' education and promote menstrual hygiene, Hon. Drah Emmanuel, the Member of Parliament for Upper West Akim Constituency, has donated sanitary pads to Adeiso Presbyterian Senior High School (PRESEC). This initiative aims to address the challenges faced by female students during their menstrual cycles, ensuring uninterrupted academic participation. Details of the Donation On May 24, 2023, Hon. Drah Emmanuel visited his alma mater, Adeiso PRESEC, where he donated five boxes of YAZZ sanitary pads to the District Education Service for distribution to the students. This gesture is part of his broader commitment to improving educational facilities and student welfare in the constituency. Impact on the Community The donation was warmly received by the school's administration and the District Education Officer, who expressed gratitude for the support. They acknowledged the positive impact such contributions have […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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FAWAG Endorses Mahama’s Ban on Wooden School Furniture: A Step Towards Sustainable Education Infrastructure

In a significant move towards enhancing Ghana's educational infrastructure, the Furniture and Wood Products Association of Ghana (FAWAG) has expressed strong support for former President John Dramani Mahama's proposal to ban wooden furniture in schools. This initiative aims to address the persistent shortage of durable and ergonomic furniture in educational institutions, particularly at the basic level. The Rationale Behind the Ban Former President Mahama highlighted the dire state of school furniture during his address in the Daffiama-Bussie-Issa Constituency, noting that approximately 1.2 million children lack proper seating in schools . This shortage has led to students sitting on stones or the floor, adversely affecting their learning experience. Mahama's proposal to ban wooden furniture stems from concerns over durability, maintenance costs, and the environmental impact of deforestation. FAWAG's Perspective FAWAG has long advocated for the modernization of Ghana's furniture industry. The […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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Two Armed Robbers Sentenced to 33 Years for Robbery in Wa Municipality

In a decisive move to combat rising crime rates, the Wa Circuit Court has sentenced two men to a total of 33 years in prison for their involvement in a series of armed robberies within the Wa Municipality of Ghana's Upper West Region. The convicts, Ibrahim Kassim and Salifu Dauda, were found guilty of multiple offenses, including attacking victims with weapons and stealing personal belongings. Details of the Conviction Presiding over the case, Judge Jonathan Avugu delivered the sentences after thorough deliberation. Ibrahim Kassim, aged 30, who had previously served a 10-year sentence for robbery, received a 15-year term with hard labor. His accomplice, 28-year-old smock weaver Salifu Dauda, was handed an 18-year sentence with hard labor. The court's decision reflects a stringent stance against repeat offenders and aims to deter similar crimes in the region. Modus Operandi of the […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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Kwame Jantuah Urges Government Officials to Share Fuel Levy Burden for Fairness

In response to Ghana's recent implementation of a GHS1 fuel levy aimed at alleviating the country's substantial energy sector debt, energy expert and legal practitioner Kwame Jantuah has advocated for equitable participation. He emphasizes that government officials should not be exempt from this levy, highlighting the importance of shared responsibility in national fiscal matters. The Fuel Levy and Its Implications The Ghanaian Parliament passed the Energy Sector Levy (Amendment) Bill, 2025, introducing a GHS1 tax on every litre of fuel sold nationwide. This measure is projected to generate approximately GHS5.7 billion, intended to reduce the energy sector's debt, which currently stands at $3.1 billion. An additional $3.7 billion is required to clear arrears fully, with $1.2 billion needed to procure fuel for thermal power generation in 2025 . Jantuah's Advocacy for Fairness Speaking on TV3's Key Points programme, Jantuah described […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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Pozzolana Cement: Ghana’s Sustainable Solution to Affordable Housing and Infrastructure

Ghana's construction sector is undergoing a transformative shift with the introduction of Pozzolana cement—a locally-produced, eco-friendly alternative to traditional Portland cement. Developed through extensive research by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research's Building and Road Research Institute (CSIR-BRRI), Pozzolana cement addresses the nation's housing deficit and promotes sustainable infrastructure development. What is Pozzolana Cement? Pozzolana cement is a blend of natural materials, primarily clay and palm kernel shells, which, when combined with lime, exhibit cementitious properties. This innovative product not only reduces reliance on imported clinker but also offers enhanced durability, making it suitable for various construction projects across Ghana. Economic and Environmental Benefits Cost-Effective Construction: By replacing up to 30-40% of traditional cement components, Pozzolana cement can reduce construction costs by 18-20%, making housing more affordable for Ghanaians. Foreign Exchange Savings: The adoption of Pozzolana cement could save […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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Ghanaian Government Reaffirms Commitment to Muslim Welfare and Affordable Hajj Pilgrimage

In a recent statement, Issifu Seidu, a prominent figure in Ghana's religious affairs, highlighted the government's unwavering commitment to the Muslim community's welfare. Central to this commitment is the initiative to make the Hajj pilgrimage more accessible and affordable for Ghanaian Muslims, reflecting the administration's dedication to religious inclusivity and support. Strategic Negotiations Lead to Reduced Hajj Costs The Ghanaian government has successfully negotiated with service providers in Saudi Arabia to reduce the cost of the Hajj pilgrimage. These negotiations have led to a significant decrease in expenses, making the pilgrimage more affordable for many Ghanaian Muslims. Notably, this reduction was achieved without the use of state funds, underscoring the government's commitment to fiscal responsibility while supporting religious obligations. Comparative Affordability in the Sub-Region Ghana's efforts have positioned it favorably in the West African sub-region concerning Hajj affordability. While neighboring […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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High Court Orders GRNMA to Suspend Strike for 10 Days Amid Ongoing Healthcare Disruptions

In a significant development affecting Ghana's healthcare sector, the Industrial and Labour Division of the High Court in Accra has issued a 10-day interim injunction against the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA). This legal directive mandates an immediate cessation of the nationwide strike initiated by the GRNMA, aiming to mitigate the escalating disruptions in public health services. Court's Injunction Details Presided over by Justice Priscilla Dikro Ofori, the High Court granted the injunction on Thursday, June 5, 2025, following an ex-parte application by the National Labour Commission (NLC). The court deemed the strike illegal and ordered the GRNMA, along with its executives, officers, members, agents, servants, and employees, to cease all strike activities immediately. The injunction is set to last for 10 days, during which the NLC may apply for an extension, provided they serve notice to the […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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President Mahama Pledges Hajj Fare Reduction and Proposes Eid-ul-Fitr as Statutory Public Holiday

In a significant move to support Ghana's Muslim community, President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to reduce Hajj pilgrimage costs and to formalize Eid-ul-Fitr as a statutory public holiday. These initiatives aim to alleviate financial pressures on pilgrims and acknowledge the cultural importance of Islamic festivals in Ghana. Commitment to Reducing Hajj Fares Addressing congregants during the Eid-ul-Adha celebrations at Black Star Square on June 6, 2025, President Mahama acknowledged the financial challenges faced by many intending pilgrims. He assured that the government is collaborating with relevant agencies and Saudi counterparts to make the pilgrimage more affordable. "If the cedi continues its recent strength, we are optimistic that next year we'll see a very significant drop in the Hajj fare," President Mahama stated. He noted that, under current exchange rates, the fare could have been as low as GHS […]

Ahmad June 7, 2025

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