Bad News from Ghana Today: page 9
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Nkrumah family breaks silence on passing of Gamal Gorkeh
The Nkrumah family has announced the death of Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah, son of Ghana’s founding President, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, following a prolonged illness in Cairo, Egypt. In a statement, the family said Gamal passed away peacefully after suffering a stroke and receiving care at…
New details emerge in SoAfrican’s alleged sexual exploitation case
Narawa Ltd. Demands State Action To Reclaim Concession
Narawa staff demonstrating against the concession takeover Narawa Company Limited, a gold mining firm, is demanding immediate state intervention to halt what it describes as an armed invasion, looting Read More...
Galamsey is an economic, health and moral problem – Sam Jonah
Business leader Sir Sam Jonah has described illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, as an economic, health and moral problem, warning that the pursuit of wealth without responsibility is damaging Ghana’s natural resources. He said discussions about sustainability must confront the effects of illegal mining…
Africa must create AI technology instead of paying to use it – Sam Jonah
Business leader Sir Sam Jonah has warned that Africa risks becoming a mere consumer of artificial intelligence and other digital technologies unless it invests in the skills and capacity needed to develop its own solutions. He said the continent must avoid a situation in which…
Actor Imran Khan asked to leave India after participating in protest
Authorities in India have ordered actor Imran Khan, nephew of Bollywood star Aamir Khan, to leave the country by 28 October after he participated in a protest, seeking electoral reforms. An American citizen, Khan holds an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card, which allows people…
UK opens citizenship pathway for 3 categories of foreigners under special circumstances
UK confirms a British citizenship route for people denied status through no fault of their own, covering legal unfairness, official errors and exceptional cases.
National Security arrests 15 over alleged sand-winning on expressway project site
National Security personnel in the Ashanti Region have arrested 15 people suspected of engaging in unauthorised sand-winning activities along the Accra-Kumasi Expressway project. The operation, conducted in the… <p>The post National Security arrests 15 over alleged sand-winning on expressway project site first appeared on The1957News…
Toluwanisings death: Gospel singer turned away by 2 hospitals before passing on
Fresh details on how singer Toluwanisings passed on has emerged, breaking the hearts of many of his fans. He was reportedly turned away by hospitals before he died.
Suspended Obuasi SHTS headmaster accused of sexually abusing students seeking NDC chairmanship
It has emerged that the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SHTS) in the Ashanti Region, Zakaria Abdulai, who has been suspended over sexual abuse allegations against female students, is a serving constituency secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in New Juaben. JoyNews…
Agbodza, Sam George move to curb fibre optic cable cuts during road works
The Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, has engaged the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, and other key stakeholders to address recurring damage to fibre optic cables during road construction and rehabilitation works across Ghana.
Eight suspects arrested in an intelligence-led anti-narcotics operation at Okaishie
The operation targeted individuals suspected of engaging in the sale and distribution of narcotic substances and unregulated pharmaceutical products.
Africa's economic resilience masks rising inflation threat and fragile buffers, IMF warns
Africa moves to challenge 'risk premium' on its debt
Africa's launch of a new credit-rating agency has opened another front in the continent's push to challenge the cost of borrowing, with advocates arguing that established rating methodologies fail to capture important features of African economies and may contribute to higher financing costs.
“This pain is too much”: Fans express concern about gospel singer BBO after Toluwanisings’ heartbreaking death
Fans are concerned for gospel singer BBO after Toluwanisings’ death, as a viral post recalls their close bond and followers send messages of support amid grief.
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‘Charismatic churches have bred nonsense behaviour’ – Great Ampong blasts Obinim
Joe Manganiello reveals he nearly died during a 7-year health battle
Gospel singer Toluwanisings’ death hits Nigerian pastor as he sends a strong message across
Prophet Olakuleyin has reflected on gospel singer Toluwanisings’ death, urging people to consider eternity while mourning the loss of the singer’s voice and talent.
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Otumfuo laments galamsey pollution as he inspects huge dam in Obuasi
Otumfuo questions whether unemployment justifies galamsey as he warns of water pollution and cocoa land loss during Jimi Dam reclamation visit near Obuasi.