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27/08/2026

Mantamunsem

20/08/2026

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20/08/2026

Host: Janet Mensah
Guest Speaker: Hon. George Justice Arthur (MCE Cape Coast)
Zoom Paniel
DR. Thomas Appiah
Mr. Isaac Appiah
Dr. Michael Yao Sewornu
Mr. Joseph Appiah

STUDIO PANEL:
Mr. Isaac Joe Gharbin

COORDINATOR : Nathan Amon Kotey

19/08/2026

“Under the Marriage Ordnance Act, both parties marrying do not need the consent of their parents if they're 21 years and above.”

Says Lawyer Ebenezer Kwaitoo ( CCMA Marriage Registry)

17/08/2026

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) in the Central Region has temporarily closed four hospitality establishments for violating various tourism regulations.

The affected facilities are Elmina Beach Resort in Elmina, Savoy Hotel, Veke Executive Lodge, and Wiz Homes, an Airbnb facility, all in Cape Coast.

The GTA said some of the establishments were operating without valid licences, while others were cited for failing to pay the tourism levy, operating substandard facilities, and providing poor services.

The enforcement exercise also targeted facilities that were not yet licensed or operational but were reportedly preparing to receive visitors during the Oguaa Fetu Afahye celebrations in September. Caution notices were subsequently posted at some of these facilities.

The closures form part of an ongoing enforcement exercise by the GTA to ensure compliance among hospitality operators ahead of the Fetu Afahye celebrations.

The Central Regional Director of Tourism, Charles Buabin, said the affected facilities had ignored several warnings issued by the Authority before the closures.

He stressed that all accommodation establishments, including Airbnb properties, are required by law to register with the GTA and obtain the necessary licence before commencing operations.

According to him, the affected facilities will only be allowed to reopen after correcting the identified deficiencies and paying the applicable regulatory fines.

Mr. Buabin has also urged the public to check the licensing status of hospitality facilities and ensure that their licences are valid before patronising them.

Sourced: GBC Radio Central

13/08/2026

Host: Janet Mensah
Guest Speaker: Henry Duah (Co-founder of Nurture Mentorship)
Zoom Paniel
DR. Thomas Appiah
Mr. Isaac Appiah
Dr. Michael Yao Sewornu
Mr. Joseph Appiah

STUDIO PANEL:
Mr. Isaac Joe Gharbin

COORDINATOR : Nathan Amon Kotey

12/08/2026

Interview with the MCE, George Justice Arthur, on Fundraising Towards the Implementation of the Cape Coast 8-Year Development Plan. Host: Benjamin Tetteh Nartey

09/08/2026

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06/08/2026

TWO KILLED IN CRASH AT ABOR JUNCTION NEAR MANKESSIM

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Two people have been confirmed dead following a road traffic accident at Abor Junction on the Mankessim–Accra Highway in the early hours of Thursday, August 6, 2026.

The Mankessim Fire Station received a distress call at 1:44 a.m. and immediately dispatched a rescue team in collaboration with the National Ambulance Service. The team left at 1:45 a.m. and arrived at the scene at 2:01 a.m.

Firefighters found a crashed Toyota Voxy, with registration number AS 8911-25, carrying nine occupants. The victims included two females and seven males. Two people, one male and one female, were pronounced dead at the scene, while seven others sustained various degrees of injury.

Rescue personnel secured the accident scene and assisted the injured into ambulances for treatment. Three of the injured were transported to Mercy Women Catholic Hospital in Mankessim, while the bodies of the deceased were conveyed to Saltpond Government Hospital.

The cause of the accident has not yet been established. Authorities noted that the driver escaped unhurt.

Firefighters later cleared debris from the highway to restore traffic flow and reduce the risk of further accidents.