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FORGET VICTORY 2028 AND LEAN FROM PAST MISTAKES-ST SARK TO NPP Renowned man of God, St Sark, has advised the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to reflect on past mistakes to recapture power in 2028. He emphasizes that obedience and respect are crucial for success. He urged the NPP to learn from history and other parties’ experiences. In fact, research has shown that learning from past defeats can help political parties reorganize and win future elections. So, it seems St Sark’s advice is spot on. By heeding this counsel, the NPP might just find themselves back in power come 2028.…

Concern farmers Association of Ghana Reacts to Minority Leader Recent Proposal On A New Parliamentary Chamber: We are compelled to respond to the recent proposal by Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, which was met with opposition from Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga. The suggestion to establish a dedicated hospital for Members of Parliament and construct a new parliamentary chamber has sparked intense debate While we acknowledge the need for improved working conditions and healthcare facilities for MPs, we cannot help but feel that this proposal is misplaced and prioritizes the interests of lawmakers over those of the ordinary Ghanaian. It is unconscionable…

Ashanti regional minister Urges Energy Ministry to Enhance Transparency on Power Outages The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has urged the Energy Ministry and relevant agencies to enhance communication regarding power outages in the region to keep the public informed. Speaking during a visit by the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr. Amoakohene emphasized the need for transparency in addressing the ongoing power supply challenges. He noted that while various reasons have been cited for the outages including technical faults and alleged sabotage poor communication has been a major concern. He stressed that providing timely updates on planned…

PATH and Ghana Kidney Association commemorate World Kidney Day PATH and the Ghana Kidney Association are observing World Kidney Day, marked annually on March 13th. This year’s theme, “Are your Kidneys ok? Detect early, protect Kidney health,” aims to raise awareness about Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and encourage early detection and prevention. According to Dr. Robert Yeboah, Program Director for the Healthy Heart Africa program at PATH Ghana, CKD affects approximately 850 million people worldwide. If left untreated, CKD can progress to kidney failure, leading to severe complications and premature mortality. Dr. Yeboah noted that by 2040, CKD is projected…

MTN MoMo Ltd partners Sanlam Allianz and ayo to launch insurance policy for momo agents MTN MoMo has partnered with Sanlam Allianz Life Insurance Ghana LTD and aYo intermediaries Ghana Limited to launch a comprehensive Life Insurance cover for all MTN MoMo agents across the country. The Life insurance is an annual renewable package that comes at no extra cost to MoMo agents. It includes coverage for permanent and total disability, temporary to total disability, critical illness, accidental medical reimbursement, hospitalization and death benefits. Agents will receive support when they are diagnosed with a critical illness (example stroke, cancer, coma,…

Akyeremade D/A JHS Makes A Historic trip to broaden students knowledge Akyeremade D/A JHS, led by Headteacher Mr. Samuel Asante, is taking innovative steps to enhance teaching and learning experiences. The school embarked on an educational trip to the Greater Accra region, visiting iconic landmarks like Parliament House and Black Star Square. This trip aims to make learning more engaging and interactive for both teachers and students by providing hands-on knowledge of Ghana’s history, culture, and governance. Located in the Atwima Kwanwoma District, Akyeremade D/A JHS is part of a district situated in the central portion of the Ashanti Region.…

Mahama is Wrecking the Public Sector—Where is Organized Labor? I have been closely monitoring the recent appointments by the Mahama government, and I am utterly shocked and disappointed. This is the same man who stood on campaign platforms, promising to restore sanity to public sector work. Yet, in just a short time, he has done the exact opposite—tearing down everything in his path! Career public servants—professionals who have dedicated their lives to serving Ghana—are being ruthlessly dismissed and replaced with party loyalists who have no experience or competence for the roles they are being handed. Mahama is deliberately…

MTN Ghana Leads the Charge for Women’s Empowerment with Gender Ministry & Partners MTN Ghana, in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, Charter House, and the Eve Foundation, marked International Women’s Day with a series of impactful events aimed at promoting women’s rights and empowerment in Ghana. The celebrations kicked off with a symbolic health walk from Circle to the Ministry’s premises in Accra, organized under the theme “For All Women and Girls: Rights, Equality, Empowerment.” This initiative sought to highlight MTN Ghana’s commitment to advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls. Addressing participants after…

Asantehene destools Mpasaasohene over illegal mining and other offences The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has destooled Nana Amofa Twumasi II, chief of Mpasaaso No.2 in the Ashanti region, over multiple allegations, including his involvement in illegal mining activities. Other allegations include his questionable royal lineage, and a lack of oversight and accountability to his community and traditional leaders. The chief who has reigned for 41 years was found guilty after he appeared before the Asanteman Kumasi Traditional Council at the Manhyia Palace over the allegations. The central issue surrounding his destoolment was his involvement in illegal mining activities in…

Techimanhene formerly Bonohene is occupant of the oldest stool (Bonokyempem Duaduakwa stool) in the history of Akans. For that matter he is given the title Akan Piesie. His stool was originally established c. 1295 AD by Bonohene Nana Asaman, founder of medieval Bono Empire. Techimanhene belongs to the Oyoko clan. He is affectionately regarded as the Oyoko Piesie. Techiman are the first Oyoko clan that settled in the Amowi caves ( Bon mu ) in present day Nkoranza area after their migration from Koumbi Saleh. When they crossed the black Volta, they lived and dwelt in Caves around that region.…