Author: Philip Antoh

As the world observes World Oxygen Day today, Eng. Kofi Owusu Asamoah, CEO of BKANK Group, has issued a strong call to action to regional leaders, health policymakers, and international stakeholders. In a press release titled “Medical Oxygen: The Invisible Lifeline We Cannot Afford to Ignore,” Asamoah emphasized the critical role of medical oxygen in saving lives and strengthening health systems across Ghana and the West African subregion. “Medical oxygen is not a luxury; it is a human right,” Asamoah declared, underscoring the message that access to this essential commodity should be universal and reliable. Oxygen therapy plays a pivotal…

President John Dramani Mahama, together with world leaders, has launched the Accra Reset, a bold framework aimed at reshaping global development institutions, financing, and partnerships as the world approaches the end of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) era The initiative was announced at a high-level side event during the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. President Mahama, the champion for African Financial Institutions, led heads of state, multilateral leaders, and private sector partners in launching the Accra Reset. The Accra Reset is a bold framework for re-engineering global development ins tu ons, financing, and…

Trasacco Estates Development Company Limited has assured investors, homeowners, and the public that calm has returned to its Tema Springs serviced plots project following unlawful demolitions that targeted its properties and those of its clients. In a press conference held on September 26, 2025, the company confirmed that the Ghana Police Service has identified suspects behind the demolitions, issued invitations for questioning, and is pursuing others who fled the jurisdiction. Trasacco pledged full cooperation with the authorities to ensure justice. “We condemn this criminality in the strongest terms and are cooperating fully with the authorities to ensure justice is served,”…

Laterbiokorshie based Radio Gold in Accra, has lost one of it on air broadcasters, Okyeame Ayensu Badwenba. The veteran broadcaster, who has been with the station for decades reportedly died on Sunday September 29. The dedicated presenter hosts organization’s midmorning or brunch programmme between 10am to 12pm. Details of his demise are sketchy but a colleague who announced his passing on Facebook said Okyeame would have celebrated his birthday today, Monday, September 29. Henry Kodjo Agbai disclosing the unfortunate news said his last conversation with him was on Friday September 26. The New Republic also gathered from some of Radio…

Interpol has apprehended 260 individuals across 14 African nations in a synchronized operation aimed at combating online romance and extortion scams, which have defrauded more than 1,400 victims of nearly $2.8 million. According to DW Africa, this crackdown underscores the escalating threat posed by digital fraud schemes that take advantage of vulnerable individuals globally. In Ghana, authorities detained 68 suspects, confiscated 835 devices, and identified 108 victims. Investigations uncovered financial losses amounting to USD 450,000, of which USD 70,000 has been recovered. Romance-related scams involved the use of fake profiles, stolen images, and fabricated identities, while the perpetrators employed fictitious…

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has kept another campaign promise made by President John Dramani Mahama to restore the dignity of Parent Teacher Associations (PTA) in schools. During the presentation of the National Curriculum Review Committee and PTA Association report in Accra, Education Minister Hon. Haruna Iddrisu praised the committee for creating guidelines that will help PTAs operate effectively and ensure a safe learning environment in schools. “PTAs are truly back,” said Haruna Iddrisu. “In Ghana, our idea of socialization is collective—parents support teachers, and teachers support parents. Together, they play a crucial role in shaping our children’s futures .”…

In a recent episode of Richie Mensah’s “MasterMind” podcast, Futurist Kwame made a striking prediction: money in bank accounts, including salaries and earnings, will soon have an expiration date. This bold claim stems from the evolving landscape of both traditional and cryptocurrencies within the global economy. He suggests that the very nature of money is changing, and our relationship with it must adapt. The episode, which serves as the debut of the podcast, delved into various topics, including cryptocurrency, the Ghanaian educational system, and fundamental principles for achieving success. Futurist Kwame provided compelling insights, sparking a lively discussion. He emphasized…

In a surprising revelation, CEO of Lynx Group Ltd, Richie Mensah, shared the budget behind KiDi’s hit song “Say Cheese”. During the first episode of his new podcast, “Masterminds,” Richie disclosed that the entire production of the music video cost a mere 200gh. This incredibly low figure was a direct result of the restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The podcast episode, which featured Futurist Kwame, a prominent crypto trader, explored various thought-provoking topics. The discussion covered the rapidly evolving nature of technology, detailed analyses of money, and the changing landscape of education. The debut episode, titled “The Future of…

The Ministry of Health has reported major advancements in enhancing conditions for health workers, stating that 13,500 nurses have been added to the government payroll. In a statement, the Ministry revealed that the leadership of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) visited the Health Minister, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, on Wednesday, September 3, 2025. During their meeting, the GRNMA team offered a sincere apology to the Minister for a recent media attack against him and talked about ways to improve cooperation between nurses and the government. The Ministry highlighted some important achievements, noting that the government has set up…

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has announced a call for proposals from qualified suppliers and vendors for the supply and installation of dialysis machines in selected hospitals across the country. In a notice on Tuesday, September 2, the Ministry said interested and eligible entities are required to submit detailed proposals covering the technical specifications of the machines, their experience and track record in supplying similar medical equipment, after-sales service and maintenance plans, delivery timelines, and a comprehensive cost breakdown. The Ministry noted that the deadline for submission of proposals is Monday, September 9, 2025, and all submissions must be addressed…