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Kenneth Gilbert Adjei Appointed Ghana’s New Defence MinisterPresident John Dramani Mahama has appointed Kenneth Gilbert ...
07/08/2026

Kenneth Gilbert Adjei Appointed Ghana’s New Defence Minister

President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Kenneth Gilbert Adjei as Ghana’s new Minister for Defence.

Before this appointment, Mr. Adjei served as the Minister for Works and Housing and previously held the position of Deputy Minister for Defence from 2015 to 2017 during the Mahama administration, bringing valuable experience back to the defence portfolio.

A native of Trede in the Ashanti Region, he is an alumnus of Opoku Ware School, where he served as Dining Hall Prefect. He holds a BSc in Marketing from GIMPA and an MBA from the University of Ghana Business School.

Beyond politics, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei is a marketing executive who has served as Programme Director of the Lordina Foundation and previously sat on the Board of the National Lottery Authority.

As he takes over Ghana’s defence sector, many will be watching to see his vision for strengthening national security and the welfare of the armed forces.

Do you think Kenneth Gilbert Adjei is the right choice to lead Ghana’s Ministry of Defence? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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📸 Scenes from the unveiling of the cenotaph in honour of the late Dr. Edward Omane Boamah at the Ministry of Defence. A ...
07/08/2026

📸 Scenes from the unveiling of the cenotaph in honour of the late Dr. Edward Omane Boamah at the Ministry of Defence. A solemn tribute celebrating his life, service and enduring legacy to Ghana.

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66 PWDs Receive GH¢271,380 Disability Fund Support in NandomThe Nandom Municipal Assembly has disbursed GH¢271,380 from ...
07/08/2026

66 PWDs Receive GH¢271,380 Disability Fund Support in Nandom

The Nandom Municipal Assembly has disbursed GH¢271,380 from the Disability Fund to 66 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to support education, healthcare, skills training, business growth and other livelihood initiatives.

Speaking at the Disability Fund Disbursement Forum on Thursday, the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Anthony Ziniel, said the initiative reflects the Assembly’s commitment to promoting inclusion, equal opportunities and economic empowerment for persons with disabilities.

He assured beneficiaries that the fund was allocated through a transparent and fair process based on established guidelines and recommendations from the Disability Fund Management Committee in collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare and Community Development.

The Municipal Director of Social Welfare and Community Development, Naa Biliguo Shirazudeen Enoch, disclosed that GH¢13,340 was allocated to the Nandom Deaf Association to support its participation in the National Deaf Conference in September 2026, while the Nandom PWD Association received GH¢4,077 to organise its upcoming elections. The remaining funds were distributed directly to individual beneficiaries.

Hon. Ziniel urged recipients to use the support for its intended purpose and cooperate with monitoring teams to ensure the programme delivers lasting impact. He also reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to breaking barriers in education, healthcare, employment and accessibility, while calling on traditional leaders, religious bodies, civil society and the private sector to support the inclusion of persons with disabilities.

Do you believe disability support funds are making a real difference in our communities? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Source: YiriNews

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🇬🇭 One Year On: Ghana Remembers Her Fallen HeroesOne year after the tragic military helicopter crash that claimed the li...
06/08/2026

🇬🇭 One Year On: Ghana Remembers Her Fallen Heroes

One year after the tragic military helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight distinguished state officials and military personnel, Ghana paused to honour their sacrifice with a National Inter-Faith Memorial Service in Accra.

President John Dramani Mahama called on Ghanaians to let remembrance inspire renewed service, unity, and national responsibility, emphasizing that a nation which forgets those who served also risks forgetting the values that bind it together.

As we remember these heroes, may their dedication continue to inspire us to build a safer, stronger, and more united Ghana.

🕊️ May the souls of our departed heroes continue to rest in perfect peace.

What lessons do you think Ghana should take from this tragedy to better protect those who serve our nation? Share your thoughts below.

Photos: Jubilee House

06/08/2026

Mba Daabu, the Upper West representative for Ghana’s Most Beautiful 2026 (GMB @20), today paid a courtesy visit to the Wa Naa’s Palace to officially introduce herself to the people of the region and seek their blessings ahead of the competition.

Video: Pulung TV

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Best hearse service in the upper west region. **se
05/08/2026

Best hearse service in the upper west region.
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04/08/2026

ICYMI: H. E John Dramani Mahama was the lead drummer 🪘 in Jamaica 🇯🇲

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🚨 Drug Trade Has No Place on Our CampusesThe recent operation by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), which led to ...
03/08/2026

🚨 Drug Trade Has No Place on Our Campuses

The recent operation by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), which led to the arrest of ten students at Koforidua Technical University over the alleged trafficking of cannabis-infused drinks and ice cream, is a timely reminder that Ghana’s educational institutions must remain centres of learning—not hubs for illicit drug activities.

While entrepreneurship among young people should be encouraged, it must always operate within the confines of the law. Turning social events into avenues for the sale of narcotic products puts the health, safety and future of students at serious risk.

NACOC’s intelligence-led operation demonstrates the Commission’s commitment to protecting young people and ensuring that those who engage in the illegal drug trade are held accountable.

The fight against drug abuse cannot be left to security agencies alone. Parents, school authorities, student leaders and the public all have a role to play in identifying and reporting suspicious activities. Together, we can create safer campuses where students thrive academically and socially without the influence of illicit drugs.

Do you think universities are doing enough to prevent drug trafficking and substance abuse on campus?
Share your thoughts in the comments.

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03/08/2026

Arrival of the speaker of parliament in Wa ahead of tomorrow’s event

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