Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, Assin Central MP, has indicated that former President John Dramani Mahama remains influential in the NDC because he is the richest person in the party. Reacting to a 2020 interview the former president granted Kwesi Pratt Jnr, Agyapong stated that Mahama, as an MP used to borrow from the …
Read More »Cedi breaks the 8, selling at GH¢8.12
Ghana’s cedi has passed the GH¢8 mark to sell at GH¢8.12. This is according to AfriSwap. The Cedi is however trading against the dollar at a buying price of GH¢7.94 whiles the British pound is selling at GH¢10.17 and buying at GH¢10.17. The Euro is also selling at GH¢8.33 and …
Read More »Are the Black Stars players ghosts? – Songo quizzes GFA over delay of Black Stars squad release
Ghanaian Sports Journalist, Patrick Osei Agyemang ‘Countryman Songo’, has descended on the Ghana Football Association(GFA) over the delay in releasing the Black Stars squad to face Nigeria later in March 2022. The Super Eagles have already announced a 25-man star-starred squad for the FIFA World Cup playoff tie. But, Ghana are yet …
Read More »Tricycle drivers lament over vehicular congestion on the Walewale market road
Tricycle drivers, popularly called yellow-yellow drivers, who operate within the West Mamprusi municipality of the North East Region are calling on the Municipal Chief Executive for West Mamprusi and other duty bearers to locate a protected loading place for them to park their tricycles in order to reduce the incessant …
Read More »Ghana is the most stable country for business – Ghana High Commissioner to South Africa
Ghana serves as the entry point to the sub-region for business opportunities, The Ghana High Commission to South Africa, His Excellency Charles Asuako Owiredu has said. According to him, Ghana is the most stable country in West Africa and the climate is good. ” Look at the surrounding countries, others …
Read More »The disturbing history of enslaved mothers forced to breastfeed white babies in the 1600s
Slave trade brought many advantages to western societies. The main duty of a slave was to work on plantations increasing productivity. Slaves often worked long tedious hours in the sun with no pay or reward for their hard labour. Their presence made traders and plantation owners more productive and made …
Read More »NPA speaks about the erratic fuel price increases in Ghana
Nii Akwei Ismail Akwei hosts Mohammed Abdul-Kudus, the Communications Manager of the National Petroleum Authority, on the next episode of The Lowdown. Mr. Abdul-Kudus details some of the contributing factors to the inconsistent fuel price hikes; increase of prices on the international market. The guest also explains why calls by …
Read More »Ghanaian man in the U.S. kills himself after losing his wife to suicide
A young Ghanaian man living in the United States, who recently lost his wife to suicide, has evoked a lot of talk and reactions online after he also took his life in a very controversial way. Nana Edd, as his Facebook profile displays, and who is believed to have hailed …
Read More »PHOTOS: Why this mother got the MTTD to allow her daughter direct traffic
When children dream, it can fill the entire ocean because they do so without any doubts or holding backs, but even better is when those dreams are fully embraced by their parents. Efya Sika, the mother of a little girl who has gotten social media users to fall so hard …
Read More »Haphazard shooting leaves one dead at Tweapease, suspects on the run
Haphazard shooting by some irate men at Tweapease, a community in the Kwaebibrem District of Eastern Region, has led to the untimely death of a 45-year-old man called Eric Twumasi. The gunshot dismantled the head of the deceased causing his brain to ooze out of his skull. The Asuom Police …
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