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📸 | Cristiano Ronaldo officially marries longtime partner Georgina Rodríguez in private ceremony.
12/08/2026

📸 | Cristiano Ronaldo officially marries longtime partner Georgina Rodríguez in private ceremony.

The Bono East Regional House of Chiefs paid a courtesy call on HRM Ohempon Dr. Yeboah Asiamah, Paramount Chief of the At...
10/08/2026

The Bono East Regional House of Chiefs paid a courtesy call on HRM Ohempon Dr. Yeboah Asiamah, Paramount Chief of the Atebubu Traditional Area, as part of their familiarization tour. The visit provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships, promote peace, foster collaboration, and engage with traditional leadership within the region.

10/08/2026

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Jama Traditional Area in the Bole District of the Savannah Region Calls for Stronger Collaboration with Bui Power Author...
10/08/2026

Jama Traditional Area in the Bole District of the Savannah Region Calls for Stronger Collaboration with Bui Power Authority

The Jama Traditional Area, led by the Paramount Chief, Nnaa Lanjagor Karley II, has called for stronger collaboration with the Bui Power Authority to promote development within the Traditional Area.

The call was made on Friday, 7 August 2026, during a stakeholder engagement meeting with the Bui Power Authority, at which the Authority’s 2025 Annual Report was presented.

In his remarks, the Paramount Chief emphasised the need for improved collaboration between the Authority and the Jama Traditional Area to support sustainable development and address the needs of communities within the area.

He also appealed to the Minister responsible for Energy to assist in providing an electricity transformer to facilitate the connection of Jama Township to the Jama Moonyoa Market and surrounding community. He noted that improved electricity supply would contribute significantly to economic activities and the development of the area.

The Jama Traditional Area expressed its commitment to working closely with the Bui Power Authority and other stakeholders to advance development initiatives that will benefit the people of Jama.

At the Abanpredease Palace this morning, a high-powered delegation from the Dagbon Traditional Council paid a solemn cou...
07/08/2026

At the Abanpredease Palace this morning, a high-powered delegation from the Dagbon Traditional Council paid a solemn courtesy call on His Royal Majesty Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Dr. Agyemang Badu II, Dormaahene and Aduana Piesie, to formally convey the sad news of the passing of His Royal Majesty Ya-Na Abukari II, Overlord of the Dagbon Kingdom and President of the Dagbon Traditional Council.

Aduana ogya 🔥🔥🔥!!!

THE POLITICAL AND TRADITIONAL BOUNDARIES OF THE GA STATEThe traditional boundary of the Ga State, under the authority of...
06/08/2026

THE POLITICAL AND TRADITIONAL BOUNDARIES OF THE GA STATE

The traditional boundary of the Ga State, under the authority of the Ga Mantse, extends beyond the present-day Greater Accra Region and into parts of the Eastern and Central Regions of Ghana.

Towns and communities such as Papase, Nsumia, Drobo, Larteiman, Chwinto, Adusa and Dadeiman, although politically located outside the Greater Accra Region, are traditionally connected to and fall under the authority of the Ga Mantse.

Some people may ask: How did this come about?

Before 1983, the wider Ga State formed part of the political boundaries of the Eastern Region, alongside the Akyems, Akwapims, Akwamus and Dangmes.

In 1983, the government under the leadership of Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings created the Greater Accra Region by separating Accra, the capital of Ghana, from the Eastern Region. The objective was to establish a separate political and administrative region for the capital and its surrounding areas.

As a result, many Ga and Dangme communities were moved from the broader Eastern Region into the newly created Greater Accra Region. However, not all Ga and Dangme communities were included in the new region. Some Ga communities remained within the Eastern Region, while several Dangme communities, including areas associated with Yilo and Manya Krobo, also remained there.

But the creation of a new political boundary did not erase the traditional boundaries, history, authority and ancestral connections of the Ga State.

This distinction between political boundaries and traditional boundaries can be seen in other parts of Ghana. For example, in the Ahafo Region, Bomaa is politically located there but is traditionally associated with the authority of the Dormaa Traditional Council, whose traditional territory is centred in the Bono Region. Similarly, Banka in the Ashanti Region is traditionally associated with the Okyenhene, whose traditional jurisdiction is centred in the Eastern Region.

These examples demonstrate that political and traditional boundaries do not necessarily correspond.

The chiefs of the Ga communities that remained in the Eastern Region have historically been connected to the Ga traditional authority, and their traditional allegiance remains an important part of the history and identity of the Ga State.

The Ga State therefore maintains that modern political boundaries cannot simply erase the traditional lands, history and ancestral heritage handed down by our forefathers.

The Ga people will continue to protect and preserve the lands, traditions, culture and heritage for which our ancestors fought and sacrificed.

Tswa ne Omanye aba!

Wishes the Of KINTAMPO || Happy Birthday Kintampo Chief/Hene🎊🎉🎂🎁 Kintampoman TVKintampo ManZoeway kintampo Medi...
05/08/2026


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Nearly a Third of Ghana’s Chief Justices Have Been Ga-DangmeSince Ghana attained independence, 16 substantive Chief Just...
29/07/2026

Nearly a Third of Ghana’s Chief Justices Have Been Ga-Dangme

Since Ghana attained independence, 16 substantive Chief Justices have served the nation. Five of them have been of Ga-Dangme heritage:

1. Edmund Alexander Nii Lanquaye Bannerman (1970–1972)
2. Samuel Azu Crabbe (1973–1977)
3. Ernest Nee Pobee Sowah (1986–1990)
4. Philip Edward Nikoi Archer (1991–1995)
5. Georgina Theodora Wood (2007–2017)

This means five out of Ghana’s 16 Chief Justices-31.25%, or nearly one in every three-have come from the Ga-Dangme community.

In addition, Justice George Commey Mills-Odoi served as Acting Chief Justice in 1965, following the end of the tenure of Sir Arku Korsah, Ghana’s first Chief Justice.

These distinguished jurists played pivotal roles in shaping Ghana’s justice system and upholding the rule of law. Their achievements remind us of the importance of investing in education, leadership and the next generation, so that more young Ga-Dangmes can rise to positions of national service, contribute to Ghana’s development, and help make Ga-Dangme better.

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29/07/2026

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The Meko Bono Homecoming & Festival Kwaakye Adeɛfɛ Grand Durbar marks its 5th Anniversary with a celebration of leadersh...
28/07/2026

The Meko Bono Homecoming & Festival Kwaakye Adeɛfɛ Grand Durbar marks its 5th Anniversary with a celebration of leadership, royalty, and rich cultural heritage. THEME: "Empowering Our Future By Honoring Our Past Through Active Involvement". Saturday, 22nd August at 10AM, Unity Grounds, Atebubu

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