President John Mahama has decided to stop giving contract jobs to retired public service workers. This change takes effect right away. The announcement was made through a letter dated April 2, 2025, signed by Dr. Callistus Mahama, who is the Secretary to the President. This letter clearly states that there …
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GHANAIAN MEN ARE NOT ROMANTIC; ALL THEY KNOW IS COME TO MY HOUSE- Cilla of Date Rushfame Laments
Cilla Etornam Agbeke, known from Date Rush, has caught people’s attention with her views on romance involving Ghanaian men. She feels that many of them lack the charm and creativity needed for romance in relationships. “Ghanaian men are not romantic,” she said candidly. “They just say, ‘come to my house; …
Read More »DR. WILLIAM ANARFI SUES KEVIN TAYLOR FOR DEFAMATION
In a decisive move against falsehoods and malicious defamation, Dr. Williams Anarfi (MH), a legally licensed Medical Herbal Officer and visionary entrepreneur, has filed a lawsuit against controversial US-based Ghanaian commentator Kevin Taylor. This legal battle could become a watershed moment in Ghana’s fight against digital misinformation, setting a precedent …
Read More »HARD BRISTLE TOOTHBRUSHES CAN HARM YOUR TEETH – Dr Louisa Satekla Warns
Dr. Louisa Satekla, married to the famous musician Stonebwoy, shares important advice about oral care. She warns against using hard-bristled toothbrushes because they can damage your teeth and gums rather than protect them “Some people say, ‘Oh, I want to brush, so I’ll use a very hard bristle to take …
Read More »‘NO SUCH APPOINTMENT HAS BEEN MADE’ – Felix Kwakye Ofosu Denies Joselyn Dumas’ Appointment
There has been recent confusion surrounding Joselyn Dumas’ alleged appointment as the Deputy Director for Diaspora Affairs. After the president appointed several Ghanaian celebrities to top positions in the creative arts sector, Joselyn Dumas was reported to have been included in the list and has since received numerous congratulations. Other …
Read More »PRESIDENT MAHAMA CALLS FOR URGENT ACTION ON GENDER EQUALITY AS PART INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION
As Ghana joins the world in celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to gender equality, calling for urgent measures to empower women and girls across all sectors. In a Facebook post marking the occasion, President Mahama urged Ghanaians to accelerate action towards …
Read More »I AM DISAPPOINTED THAT SOME OF MY COLLEAGUES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AND I HAVEN’T BEEN CALLED – Mzbel Laments
While a number of her colleagues in the creative sector have been offered appointments by the new government, singer Mzbel has disclosed she’s rather disappointed she hasn’t been approached with any offer yet although she worked tirelessly for the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Although she admits she is likely to …
Read More »ASHANTI REGIONAL MINISTER, DR. FRANK AMOAKOHENE INAUGURATES 17-MEMBER COMMITTEE TO REVIVE KUMAWOOD
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has inaugurated a 17-member ministerial committee tasked with revitalizing the region’s declining film industry, popularly known as Kumawood. With Kumawood facing a downturn in recent years, the committee has been charged with developing a strategic framework to rejuvenate the industry and create sustainable …
Read More »MINORITY IN PARLIAMENT ACCUSE JOHN MAHAMA’S GOVERNMENT OF PLUNGING GHANA BACK INTO DARKNESS AGAIN
The Minority in Parliament has accused the government of plunging the country back into the dreaded power crisis, commonly known as “dumsor,” which has left businesses and households struggling. They argued that the current erratic power supply is reminiscent of the severe energy crisis Ghanaians endured between 2011 and 2016 …
Read More »ONLY TWO GENDERS EXIST AND MARRIAGE IS BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN IN GHANA – President John Mahama On LGBTQ+
President John Dramani Mahama has reiterated his stance on traditional family values, declaring that there are only two genders—man and woman. His remarks, made during a clergy fellowship in Accra on Friday, February 28, 2025, reinforced his commitment to what he described as the fundamental principles of Ghanaian society. “I …
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