Author: HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931

GAAM President Vows To Prioritize The Welfare Of Assembly Members In Council of State Role The President of the Ghana Association of Assembly Members (GAAM), Hon. Ackah Nelson Frank, has made a bold promise to prioritize the welfare of assembly members if given a role in the Council of State. This vow is a significant step towards recognizing the crucial contributions assembly members make to Ghana’s local government system. According to Hon. Ackah Nelson Frank, assembly members play a vital role in nation-building, particularly in the local government system. Their duties in various communities require attention, and their integration into…

A/R: We’ll Deliver Our Best To Rescue Ghanaians From Hardships- NDC Stalwart Kumasi, Ghana – In a rallying cry to Ghanaians, a stalwart of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti Region, Hon. Wisdom Osei Boamah, has assured that the party will deliver its best efforts to rescue the country from its current economic hardships. Speaking in an interview with the press, the immediate past Atwima Nwabiagya South NDC parliamentary candidate emphasized the need for urgent action to address the challenges facing Ghana. “We’ll deliver our best to rescue Ghanaians from hardships.” The stalwart’s comments come at a time…

2024 elections:NDC Still Remains Majority Seats In Parliament After EC Re-collation Exercise Ghana’s ninth Parliament prepares to convene on January 7, 2025, the latest developments from the Electoral Commission (EC) have further defined the composition of the legislature. Yesterday’s truncated re-collation exercise and declarations have added clarity to the balance of power between the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) which already had an unassailable majority ahead of yesterday’s excercise. Seat breakdown as it stands Out of a total of 276 seats in the House: NPP: 89 seats (including seven newly declared yesterday). NDC: 181 seats.…

The headmaster of T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School in Kumasi, Mr. Abdallah Ayyub, has issued a strong denial of a news report on newsplacegh.com alleging that he instructed parents to pay fees under the Free SHS program. Mr. Ayyub stated that while he attended a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) meeting on December 15th, 2024, he only introduced himself and his staff, gave a brief school report praising the Free SHS policy, and appealed for support with classroom furniture. He emphasizes he never mentioned any fees and left before any financial discussions occurred. He asserts that no student at the school has…

Saint Louis College Of Education Cries Over Lack Of Infrastructures Authorities and Students of Saint Louis College of Education in the Ashanti Region are lamenting bitterly about lack of infrastructure at the school to meet the growing demands.They situation is disturbing negatively the teaching and learning practices. Principal of the school Monica Konnie Mensah says the absence of the Health facility and other infrastructure is having a negative toll on academic activities in the school. The government has for the past years supported the school with some infrastructure such as classroom and dormitory blocks. But Madam Monica Konnie Mensah notes…

A Well-Deserved Ambassadorial Post for a Dedicated Islamic Cleric and Researcher , Philanthropist Sheikh Dr . Abdul Muhsin Baafi. As the new administration takes shape, it’s essential to recognize the contributions of individuals who have tirelessly supported the campaign. One such individual is a distinguished Islamic cleric and researcher with vast experience in the Arab world, who has been a strong supporter of John Mahama’s campaign. This cleric’s expertise in the Arab world would be a valuable asset in shaping Ghana’s foreign policy and promoting cultural exchange. Their experience and knowledge would help foster greater understanding and cooperation between Ghana…

Hwereso-Donaaso Community Appeals to Otumfuo for Immediate settlement Ejisu disputes Nana Fosuah Tieamanie, Obaapanin of Hyereso-Donaaso, in the Ejisu Municipality of the Ashanti Region has appealed to Otumfuo, the Asantehene to permit her to bury the deceased chief of Hyereso-Donaaso, Nana Oppong Kesse III, who passed on nearly seven years ago. Hyereso-Donaaso which is traditionally under Ejisu Traditional Area, swears its allegiances directly to Oguakro Afrane Okese II, Omanhene of Ejisumanhene, hence him being the “direct superior” to grant the the “permission”. Due to some litigation issues (before Kumasi Traditional Council) between the Obaapanin and the Omanhene of Ejisu, hence…

Most Ghanaian Pastors are Spiritually Demon– Bishop Nii Aryeh The founder and leader of Rivers of Life international ministries Bishop Dr. George Nil Aryeh has described some Ghanaian pastors as fake. “Spiritual leaders” or pastors who are interested in given prophesy about individuals on their pulpit and spreading it on social media is dangerous in our societies. He said some popular pastors who create controversies just to trend are fake. He said most of these pastors are fraudsters who are only deceiving their congregation to make money and live a wealthy life. According to the renowned Bishop Nii Aryeh, they…

Watch out for Dumsor Part Two!! Electricity Company Of Ghana Announces: The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and the Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCO) have issued a warning to Ghanaians, advising them to prepare for potential power outages, commonly known as “dumsor.” The warning comes as a result of a significant buildup of debts owed to Independent Power Producers (IPPs), which has put the country’s power supply at risk. ECG and GRIDCO explained that the growing debts to IPPs have created challenges in maintaining a steady flow of electricity across the country. The two organizations stated that the IPPs, who…

Ashanti Region; Kumasi High Court remands 14 over Damongo election violence A Kumasi High Court has remanded 14 individuals into prison custody for their alleged involvement in violent disturbances during Election Day in Damongo, Savannah Region. Sixteen people appeared before the court, but 14 were remanded, while two minors were discharged. The violence occurred following delays in the declaration of election results, which led to one fatality and the destruction of the Electoral Commission office. Protesters, reportedly frustrated by the delays, stormed the Damongo Municipal Collation Center and set the EC office on fire, causing extensive damage. Due to security…