Gbese Sonmenaa Supreme Head Traces Roots of Asafoatse Leadership
By: Mohammed Faisel Mustapha/Felix Ernest Odamtten The Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa, Nii Doku III, has provided clarification on the...
GES Digitalisation Already Exists — Restore The Platforms That Have Been Discontinued
The Education Minister’s comments in the video about manual data entry within the Ghana Education Service (GES) require an important...
King Mohammed VI Appoints Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government, Entrusts Her with Forming New Gov’t
His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, received on Tuesday at the Royal Palace in Rabat, Fatima Ezzahra...
Gbese Sonmenaa Supreme Head Traces Roots of Asafoatse Leadership
By: Mohammed Faisel Mustapha/Felix Ernest Odamtten The Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa, Nii Doku III, has provided clarification on the traditional military and political structure of the Ga Asafoatse (War Captains), particularly within Ga Mashie and the Gbese Traditional Area. According to Nii Doku III, the traditional military organisation of
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Gbese Sonmenaa Supreme Head Traces Roots of Asafoatse Leadership
By: Mohammed Faisel Mustapha/Felix Ernest Odamtten The Supreme Head of Gbese Sonmenaa, Nii Doku III, has provided clarification on the traditional military and political structure of the Ga Asafoatse (War Captains), particularly within Ga Mashie and the Gbese Traditional Area. According to Nii Doku III, the traditional military organisation of
Chief Vows To Deal With Recalcitrant Drivers
By: Robert Ayanful The Chief of Mankron Nkwanta (Paulkrom) in the Agona East District of the Central Region, Nana Onoma Amoako V has vowed to deal with any recalcitrant driver plying the town who over speeds or does anything that would put the life of any of the people in
‘A Year By This Time’: Apostle Francis Amoako Attah Invites All To Annual Prophetic Programme
Apostle Francis Amoako Attah, General Overseer of Parliament Chapel International (PCI), has announced the annual “A Year By This Time” prophetic and breakthrough programme, inviting Christians and the wider public to participate in what he describes as a season of divine intervention and supernatural turnaround. The programme, which has become
GOV’T’S NEW $250-$300 COMPULSORY INSPECTION FEE ON USED VEHICLES WILL INCREASE DUTIES – KENNEDY OSEI NYARKO
The Member of Parliament for Akyem Swedru, Hon. Kennedy Osei Nyarko, has questioned the Government’s decision to introduce a compulsory destination inspection fee for all used vehicles imported into the country. According to him, Ghana has been importing used vehicles since time immemorial without any issues, so there is no
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GES Digitalisation Already Exists — Restore The Platforms That Have Been Discontinued
The Education Minister’s comments in the video about manual data entry within the Ghana Education Service (GES) require an important correction. The digital systems he is calling for had already been introduced before the current GES leadership took office. These were operational platforms developed to address the very administrative difficulties
Beyond the Clearance: Safeguarding Pensions, Sustaining Livelihoods and Strengthening Stakeholder Engagement at La Beach
A Reflection by Richard Quashigah The recent clearance of structures along the beachfront adjacent to Labadi Beach Hotel and La Palm Royal Beach Hotel has understandably generated strong reactions from many quarters. Some have applauded the exercise as a necessary step towards reclaiming public space and protecting important national assets.
Beyond Metaphors: 2028 Demands Visionary Policy, Not Mere Perceptions
In rhetoric, a metaphor is a figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn’t literally true, but helps to create a powerful image in the mind. It substitutes a complex reality with a simple, emotionally charged symbol. In politics, a metaphor becomes a shortcut:
Taxpayers Benefits from Lottery: Minister of Finance was Factually Incorrect about the GHS 10 million
The Finance Minister respectfully needs to get his facts right about the benefits Ghanaian taxpayers received from the lottery business. Ghanaian taxpayers, through the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), received over GHS 153 million from KGL on April 16, 2026, for the 2025 financial year alone. Again, taxpayers, through the National