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11/06/2026

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Kindly watch the World Cup on the Television channels
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11/06/2026

I got over 100 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

11/06/2026

Are your school's best science and maths minds ready?
*TONSU Basic Science and Maths Quiz '* 26 is here.
55 schools. GES approved. Organized by TOENDE Students Union
_TONSU will shake!_
ANTICIPATE the challenge 🔥
Tag a smart student who should see this.

08/06/2026

Breaking News: Divock Origi has announced his retirement from professional football

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

Historic Day in Kusaug: 10 Chiefs Sworn In as Tansia and Denugu Attain Divisional Status

The Kusaug Traditional Council has formally inducted ten newly enskinned chiefs into office during a well-attended ceremony held at the Palace of the Zug-Raan palace on June 4, 2026.

The oath of office was administered by the Upper East Regional Presiding Judge, Justice Pascal Ernest Gamadzei, following the chiefs’ enskinment by the Zug-Raan.

Those sworn into office were the Tempane Naba, Binaba Naba, Winaba Naba, Tansia Naba, Denugu Naba, Nyoru Naba,Kulugungu Naba, Yarigu Naba, Nikong Naba, and Bazua Naba.
A notable feature of the ceremony was the elevation of the Tansia and Denugu skins to divisional status, a move that reflects their increasing importance within the Kusaug Traditional Area and enhances their responsibilities in the traditional leadership structure.

In his address, the Zug-Raan called on the chiefs to serve their people with dedication, honesty, and commitment. He encouraged them to promote peace, unity, and development while upholding the values and traditions of their respective communities.
The event brought together traditional authorities, elders, opinion leaders, and residents, who expressed optimism that the newly installed chiefs would help advance development and strengthen leadership across their communities.

Report: Awinyam Abugri Moses
Bless FM 98.9

05/06/2026

Not in Our Law Books— Foh-Amoaning to African MPs: Reject LGBT Rights Advocacy

Executive Secretary of the National Coalition for Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, Moses Foh-Amoaning, has urged African legislators to resist advocacy for LGBT rights.

Speaking at the 4th Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family, Sovereignty and Values, he argued that such rights are not part of the international legal framework. He described pro-LGBT narratives as “misleading and unsuitable for African legislative spaces.”

What’s your take on this? Drop your views below

05/06/2026

🇬🇭 Black Star players having fun in the plane as they travel to USA

02/06/2026

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has ordered the anti-gay bill back to Parliament. He wants further engagement with both Majority and Minority leadership due to concerns over the process used to pass it.

Key points:
-Action: Bill returned to Parliament for review
- Reason: Concerns over passage process + need for bipartisan engagement
- Context: UN and other stakeholders submitted input on the bill