Some churches at Tarkwa in the Western region have been flooded with letters from gay associations. The motive is for the churches to help them recruit members for the yet to be launched homosexual and lesbians association in the town. An elder of the SDA Church at Tarkwa Kwabedu, Ephraim Paa Kwesi revealed this on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem programme ...
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Free SHS: St Augustine’s Sec/Tech yet to receive foodstuffs – Headmaster
The St. Augustine’s Senior High Technical School in Charikpong in the Nadowli-Kaleo District is yet to receive their feeding as part of the ‘Free Senior High School Policy ‘though they have received the 20% of cash for perishable goods’. The headmaster Mr. Kambotuu Francis Xavier said this when he was sharing the challenges the school is facing when the DCE ...
Read More »NPP was never against ECG privatisation – Deputy Energy Minister
Deputy Minister of Energy in charge of Petroleum, William Owuraku Aidoo has rejected claims that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) while in opposition was against the privatisation of the Electricity Company of Ghana. According to him, the NPP believes in private sector participation in governance and doubts any member of the party spoke against such plans when they were in ...
Read More »A Plus Destroying My Reputation – Dep. CID Boss
The deputy Director-General of the Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service, ACP Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah has accused popular and controversial musician Kwame A Plus of a deliberate attempt to destroy her reputation. According to her, an audio making rounds on social media that the report on the two Deputy Chiefs of Staff at the Flagstaff House over ...
Read More »Alban Bagbin confirms long-held ambition
In a move that confirmed a long-held suspicion, Mr Alban Bagbin last Saturday declared his intention to contest for the flag-bearership of the National Democratic Congress(NDC) towards the 2020 general elections. The six-time Member of Parliament for the Nadowli Constituency in the Upper West Region and Second Deputy Speaker of the current Parliament admitted his ambition was not a secret ...
Read More »Create a fund to sustain Free SHS – Maurice Ampaw
Ace Ghanaian lawyer has called on the government to set up a free SHS fund for stakeholders and philanthropies to make a donation to support the Free SHS policy. According to Maurice Ampaw, the establishment of the Free SHS fund will allow Ghanaians to voluntarily support the free SHS policy to ensure its sustainability. Speaking in an interview he said, ...
Read More »Leaked audio exonerates A Plus
Controversial hip life musician, Kwame Asare Obeng popularly known as A Plus seems to have vindicated following his corruption allegation he leveled against two deputy Chiefs of staff. In a leaked audio recording, a senior female police officer was heard telling the musician his allegation is not far from right. The yet-to be named police officer said investigations into the ...
Read More »Soldiers To Ward Off Foreigners From Ghanaian Passports
The Passport Office has enlisted the support of the Military to ward off foreign nationals who may attempt to secure Ghanaian passports. The move is anchored on what appears to be the growing appetite especially ECOWAS nationals have developed for Ghanaian passports. It is widely believed that the goodwill Ghanaians enjoy worldwide makes it easy for a bearer of a ...
Read More »Voices on CID tape sound like ‘ghosts chattering’ – A-Plus
Musician Kwame A-Plus has said the voices on an audiotape purported to have captured a cover-up phone conversation between a man whose voice sounds like his, and an alleged female police interlocutor, in connection with investigations by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) into allegations of graft against Deputy Chiefs of Staff Francis Asenso-Boakye and Samuel Abu Jinapor, sound like ghosts ...
Read More »UN General Assembly: Akufo-Addo’s speech and matters arising
A year ago, I succinctly opined that erstwhile President John Dramani Mahama’s (JDM) meddling of US-Cuban relationduring his 71st UN General Assembly speech was a needless diplomatic aggrandizement, albeit his terrific delivery. President Akufo-Addo is equally a man of impressive erudition when it comes to public oratory. Nonetheless, Mr. Akufo-Addo’s bloggable statement on uranium cannot escape public commentary and scrutiny. ...
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