- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Liverpool Fights Back Twice to Secure Draw Against Arsenal in Thrilling Title Clash
Liverpool Fights Back Twice to Secure Draw Against Arsenal in Thrilling Title Clash
Liverpool fought back from behind twice to secure a 2-2 draw against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, leaving the Reds happier with the point than their title rivals. Despite injuries forcing Arsenal to field an unfamiliar back four, they would have
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Man Sentenced To Five Years For Defrauding Woman In Fake Money-Doubling Scheme
Man Sentenced To Five Years For Defrauding Woman In Fake Money-Doubling Scheme
A 28-year-old man, Alhassan Sayibu, has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding a woman of GH₵5,000 and for sexual assault linked to a fake money-doubling scheme. Sayibu, a motor fitter from Yendi in the Northern Region, was found
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on NPP’s Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh Urges Nursing Students To Support Party For Healthcare Progress
NPP’s Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh Urges Nursing Students To Support Party For Healthcare Progress
The NPP’s Vice Presidential Candidate, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, has urged nursing students to support the New Patriotic Party (NPP), stressing the importance of their votes in advancing key initiatives like Agenda 111, the nationwide hospital project. Speaking to students at
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Ghana Secures $260 Million From World Bank To Address Energy Sector Losses and Inefficiencies
Ghana Secures $260 Million From World Bank To Address Energy Sector Losses and Inefficiencies
Ghana has secured a US$260 million agreement with the World Bank aimed at addressing the US$1.2 billion in losses and inefficiencies plaguing the energy sector. Under the Energy Sector Recovery Programme, the deal includes a US$250 million credit for metering procurement
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Mahama Calls Recent MP Expulsions A Sign Of Deepening Political Crisis In Ghana
Mahama Calls Recent MP Expulsions A Sign Of Deepening Political Crisis In Ghana
John Dramani Mahama, the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has characterized the recent expulsion of four Members of Parliament by Speaker Alban Bagbin as indicative of a worsening crisis in Ghana’s political landscape. Mahama voiced his concerns regarding the
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Gunfire Erupts at Agona Swedru Rally, One Injured and Several Others Hurt
Gunfire Erupts at Agona Swedru Rally, One Injured and Several Others Hurt
One person was shot, and several others sustained minor injuries during a mini-rally in Agona Swedru when gunfire erupted through a crowd. According to reports, supporters of Chris Arthur, a parliamentary candidate, were returning from a campaign launch in Otinkorang, located
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Ghana’s Black Stars Slip In FIFA Rankings After Winless Streak
Ghana’s Black Stars Slip In FIFA Rankings After Winless Streak
The Black Stars of Ghana have suffered a drop in the latest FIFA Coca-Cola rankings, sliding three spots from 70th to 73rd globally and ranking 14th in Africa. This decline follows a disappointing October international window, where Ghana failed to secure
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Curfew Imposed On Sampa Township Over Chieftaincy Disputes
Curfew Imposed On Sampa Township Over Chieftaincy Disputes
Ghana's Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, has imposed a curfew on Sampa Township in the Bono Region to maintain peace and order. Effective October 24, 2024, the curfew will run daily from 10 pm to 6 am until further notice.
- by Frank Aboagye Jackson
- Leave a Comment on Infant Sold In Sekondi For GHC 300, Investigation Underway
Infant Sold In Sekondi For GHC 300, Investigation Underway
A disturbing incident of alleged child trafficking has surfaced in Sekondi, Western Region, involving a 35-year-old mother, Mena Efua, accused of selling her two-week-old infant for GHC300. The community is shaken, and widespread condemnation has ensued. Mena Efua's sister, Maame Esi,