GFA Commends Sunon Asogli For Backing Elite U15 Girls Championship

[ad_1] Prosper Harrison Addo   The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has expressed gratitude to Sunon Asogli Power Ghana Limited for supporting the 2026 Elite U15 Girls Championship, a flagship competition aimed at nurturing the next generation of female football talent in the country. The sponsorship comes as the GFA continues to strengthen grassroots women’s football…

Read More

Arrest and punish Densu River polluters — Titus Glover

[ad_1] Former Deputy Minister for Transport and former Member of Parliament for Tema East, Titus Nii Kwartei Glover, has called for the immediate arrest and prosecution of individuals responsible for polluting the Densu River, warning that the growing menace poses a serious threat to public health and water security. Speaking on JoyNews’ AM Show on…

Read More
Breaking News, I Will Sue Mahama’s Government For Wrongful Arrests - Kofi Akpaloo

Breaking News, I Will Sue Mahama’s Government For Wrongful Arrests – Kofi Akpaloo

Kofi Akpaloo to sue Mahama’s government The founder and leader of the Liberal Party of Ghana, Percival Kofi Akpaloo, says he is preparing to sue the government of John Dramani Mahama over what he describes as wrongful arrest and defamation. According to Mr. Akpaloo, the government owes him money for contracts he executed, insisting that…

Read More
Aziboat-Strait of Hormuz

Trump announced reopening the Strait of Hormuz, Iran says, only in Their Control

The president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump, says on his Truth Social that the talks of reopening the Strait of Hormuz are largely negotiated, and the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. The Islamic Republic of Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will only be opened and controlled by Iran after…

Read More

Development of Savannah Region is government’s priority list – Asiedu Nketiah

[ad_1] Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Chairman of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has assured residents of the Savannah Region that the area remains a major focus of the government’s development agenda. Mr Asiedu Nketia gave the assurance during an engagement with chiefs,…

Read More

MoFFA condemns transportation of corpse on motorcycle in viral video

[ad_1] The Mortuaries and Funeral Facilities Agency (MoFFA) has condemned the improper transportation of a deceased person captured in a viral social media video believed to have originated from the Oti Region. In a press release dated May 11, 2026, the agency described the act as “unprofessional, undignified, and in clear violation of established public…

Read More

Brain Hill International School was born from an MBA class assignment – CEO reveals

[ad_1] The Chief Executive Officer of Brain Hill International School, Mary Anane Awuku, has revealed that her school was established based on a simple classroom assignment during her Master of Business Administration studies, later developing into one of Ghana’s fast-growing Cambridge schools. She made this revelation on The Career Trail programme aired on Joy Learning…

Read More

Conflicts, land disputes draining development resources in Gushegu – MCE

[ad_1] Recurring tribal tensions, land disputes, and chieftaincy-related conflicts are increasingly diverting scarce development resources in the Gushegu Municipality, threatening infrastructure expansion, economic growth and efforts to improve livelihoods, the Municipal Chief Executive, Adam Abdul Hafiz has said. According to him huge sums of money that should have gone into roads, schools, health facilities, water…

Read More

We keep repeating same national mistakes – Neurosurgeon draws May 9 parallel to Amissah death

[ad_1] Neurosurgeon Hadi Mohammed Abdallah says Ghana continues to repeat the same national mistakes in handling tragedies. He drew a direct line between the death of engineer Charles Amissah and past national disasters such as May 9. Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Wednesday, he said he was “not surprised” by the findings of…

Read More