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06/08/2025

Ghana Air Force Z-9 helicopter en route from Accra to Obuasi has crashed. It had 3 crew and 5 passengers on board. It is confirmed that the Defence Ministry's Dr. Omane Boamah is Dead.
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30/07/2025

Hon A-Plus Fíres On Daddy Lumba's DEÁTH! Kennedy Agyapong, Sarkodie, Bawumia, Akufo Addo, Stonebwoy, Efia Odo & King Promise React.

30/07/2025

President John Dramani Mahama appeals to the people of Bawku: “We have given the mediation effort to Otumfuo, and he has briefed me constantly on the progress that he has been making, we are almost there. So the current fighting and killings can only be done by people who want to derail the mediation efforts. Let us give peace a chance, but as the army has announced, I have directed the army to move from peacekeeping to peace enforcement, which means they are going to be a bit more robust with anybody who is involved in criminality.

Let us give peace a chance, not only in Bawku but in Nkwanta and all the other places where we are currently suffering conflict.”

28/07/2025

Private Legal Practitioner, Vickie Bright urges Deputy Communication Minister-designate, Mohammed Adams Sukparu: “I am truly shocked. This is someone about to become a Deputy Minister of State — a pivotal role in a sector crucial to our national development, particularly as we look toward the future.

The NDC manifesto is very clear on the direction for this sector, to the extent that the ministry has even been renamed. This Ministry is set to lead innovation and development in areas like artificial intelligence and digital skills, including training one million Ghanaians in coding.

The Deputy Minister-designate needs to go and do his homework. I am worried because he will be supporting Sam George, who is very competent and has done well so far. I don’t know whether the minister is going to operate with one hand behind his back.

Competence is important; we simply cannot afford to have unqualified people in positions that directly affect national development. Nation-building is vital, and the Deputy Minister must fully engage with the Ministry’s programmes."

28/07/2025

CEO of Dalex Finance, Joe Jackson: “The first risk is that the Ghana’s revenue sources are underperforming, which is a huge risk. The customs revenue shortfall is huge, and we must be concerned. That also dovetails into the fact that smuggling is supposed to be taken away some of our revenue, wage and salary pressures.

I have repeatedly said to everyone that Ghana is still broke; let us not think that the benevolence and the goodness we have enjoyed mean we are out of the woods yet, so they should watch out for wage and salary pressures.

The foreign currency is another source of concern. At this moment, there seems to be such a significant divergence between the Bank of Ghana rate and the forex rate, which is never a good sign, that tells you that we are not able to get dollars from the banks at the rate. Nobody chooses to go to the forex if they can’t get it at the bank rate. That divergence tells you that I am not getting to so I am prepared to pay more to get what I want."

26/07/2025

Former President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo comments after the death of Daddy Lumba: "With regret, I have received the sad news of the passing of my dear friend and renowned music icon, Charles Kwadwo Fosu.

Daddy Lumba, as we affectionately call him, was a pantheon among musical greats of all-time and had a special connection with his fans and the entire nation.

His hit-making songs will remain lasting contributions to my presidential journey and will forever be etched in the annals of political campaign of the New Patriotic Party. He will be sorely missed.

May he peacefully rest in the Bosom of the Almighty until the Last Day of the Resurrection, when we shall all meet again."

26/07/2025

Ghanaian Broadcaster, Serwaa Amihere comments after the death of Daddy Lumba: "I am heartbroken and sad because a friend has passed. RIP to the legend Daddy Lumba and until we meet again, we will celebrate your time on earth."

26/07/2025

Confirmed : Highlife Legend, Charles Kojo Fosu, popularly known by his stage name Daddy Lumba has passed away. Read full story frome the link below...
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26/07/2025

Professor at the University of Ghana Business School, Godfred Bokpin says the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration deserves credit for building Ghana’s reserves: “We need to give credit to the previous NPP administration for building our reserves. The government is not spending appropriately to match our infrastructure deficit. I am not blaming the Minister, given the fact that they want to spend within their means, this seems optimal now.

Listing the roads we are going to do is different from committing resources to to until you see commitment, cash flow disbursal, it is not going to happen. It looks to me that this government has listened adequately in terms of the direction this economy has to go, and they deserve to take credit.

The current administration has ample room to take credit for the economy. If the previous management of the central bank had 40 per cent of the leadership that the current ones are showing now, the economic situation would have been different. We haven’t seen anything like this in our history."

26/07/2025

Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Dr. Joshua Jebuntie Zaato sends message to Mahama's Administration: “The NDC government is making it look like they came to inherit a crime scene. They should be bold to admit significant gains were made by the immediate past NPP administration. This economy is now Mahama’s, they should stop blaming the past government.

We have made it look at that when the economy was handled over it was bad and there was nothing good about it, but sometimes we are seeing figures today that contradict the current government on what they say. They made it look like they inherited a crime scene, but when they meet the IMF, they praise the former government. This doesn’t show consistency."

26/07/2025

Deputy Ministerial nominee for Foreign Affairs, James Gyakye Quayson advises the public: “The weakness I find unfortunate is our partisan attitude. We should not go to one another’s parties just for the sake of being a member of a party. This is something I found very strange during my few years here. I think it is almost as though we have to find a way to reset our own minds. We have talked about resetting the country but let us reset our minds because the person doing the resetting, of course, is generating from your own resources.

If you are always doing things, thinking that I am going to discredit this government because I am not part of the party, it will affect everybody. We also need to develop a national agenda, something that we could work towards. If it is forty years or fifty years, let us set up a national agenda.

This is an administrative policy that we have to look into because I personally believe that most of these so-called advanced countries are milking our people. On average, most African youth, because of a lack of opportunities, will want to travel outside.

A visa is not cheap, even just the application form alone is about 160 Dollars, which could be a month or two months’ pay for some of our youth or labour. These embassies are collecting this money and almost 99 per cent of them. We have to find a way to streamline this to save our youth their money. Most of these countries are using that as revenue to support their embassies.

If we don’t know this and we think that the rich countries are able to afford to set up embassies, that is not the case, most of their revenues are coming from us to support their embassies, and we have got to find a way to put an end to that. I will work with my minister to make sure any policy that we put together will be something that can be of interest.

Foreign policy is not about protecting foreign nations only; first and foremost, it should be about protecting us, and it should be reciprocated. Our domestic policies are what we extend to foreign policy."

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