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By Leo Nelson Lawyer and Senior Vice President of IMANI Africa, Kofi Bentil, has criticised a recent High Court ruling on the powers of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), describing the decision as flawed. Speaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile on Saturday, Bentil argued that the judge erred in the interpretation and application of the law governing the OSP, particularly on the question of prosecutorial authority. According to him, while judges are mandated to interpret laws, such interpretations must be grounded not only in the text of the statute but also in the intent behind it. He contended that the…

By Nelson Ayivor There was a time I quietly walked away from the church—not in rebellion, but in disappointment. What once felt like a sanctuary began to feel like a place of contradictions. I saw flaws in people I expected to be examples. I heard sermons that did not seem to match lived realities. I carried questions that no one seemed willing to answer. So, like many others, I drifted. At first, the distance felt liberating. Saturdays/Sundays became ordinary. There were no expectations, no routines, no obligations. I told myself I could seek God on my own—and in truth, God…

By Nelson Ayivor There is a quiet but growing testimony many believers are hesitant to share openly: “I left the church.” It is a statement often misunderstood, sometimes judged harshly, and frequently misinterpreted as a departure from God Himself. But for many, leaving the church was not an act of rebellion—it was the beginning of a deeper, more authentic walk with God. This is not a story of abandoning faith. It is a story of rediscovering it. When the Sacred Becomes Routine For years, church was a central part of my life. Saturdays/Sundays were non-negotiable. Midweek services, choir rehearsals, prayer…

By Leo Nelson In a strategic mission to Barcelona, Spain, Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has initiated high-level negotiations with GB Foods, a subsidiary of the Spanish conglomerate Agrolimen, to fundamentally restructure Ghana’s tomato value chain The engagement, held on the sidelines of her arrival for the 4th High-Level Meeting of the “In Defence of Democracy” initiative, marks a decisive move by the government to transition from import dependency to sovereign agro-processing by targeting the tomato sector – a flashpoint for Ghana’s trade deficit. “Discussions focused on opportunities within Ghana’s tomato value chain, in alignment with Government’s broader agenda…

By Leo Nelson Ghana’s real estate and automobile industries are experiencing a notable surge, driven by rising demand from business moguls, entrepreneurs, and a growing class of young professionals with increasing purchasing power. Industry players say this demographic shift is reshaping consumption patterns, accelerating property acquisitions, and boosting vehicle sales, particularly in urban centres such as Accra, Tema, Kumasi and Ho. The expansion of Ghana’s private sector, coupled with growth in entrepreneurship and digital-driven businesses, has created a new segment of high-earning individuals seeking to invest in assets such as residential properties and personal vehicles. This trend is contributing to…

By Leo Nelson Ghana has joined the global community to observe the International Day for Street Children, with renewed calls for protection, inclusion, and dignity for vulnerable children living on the streets. The commemoration, led by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) in collaboration with Cherish a Child Foundation, was held under the 2026 theme “Protect, Not Punish.” Observed annually on April 12, the International Day for Street Children raises awareness about the challenges faced by millions of street-connected children worldwide and promotes their rights to protection, care, and access to essential services. The event in Ghana…

By Leo Nelson Deputy Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr Justice Srem Sai, has assured Ghanaians that the Office of the Special Prosecutor will remain intact under a future administration led by President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress. He explained that the position reflects a long-standing policy of the party, which was clearly communicated during campaign engagements. According to him, there has been no intention at any point to dismantle the Office of the Special Prosecutor, stressing that the institution remains essential to Ghana’s democratic governance. Dr Srem Sai stated that the office plays a critical…

By Leo Nelson The Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS) has unveiled a sweeping five-year strategic plan designed to overhaul medical laboratory services across the country, with particular attention to communities that have long been left behind by the healthcare system. The plan, covering the period 2026 to 2031, was officially launched during the commemoration of the 2026 International Biomedical Laboratory Science Day in Worawora. The event drew government officials, health professionals, development partners, and media representatives reflecting the broad coalition GAMLS says it needs to drive the agenda forward. GAMLS President, Dr. Eric Kofi Aidoo described the plan…

By Gifty Boateng Private legal practitioner and lecturer, Maurice Ampaw has boldly dropped a bombshell, alleging that he personally knows judges who cook judgements and rulings to favour guilty people in court for monetary gains. According to him, these judges have mastered their crafts of taking money from parties in cases to outsmart their client. He alleged that the corrupt judges make sure the judgments go in the way of the guilty person, a claim that has taken my Ghanaians by surprise with some saying his allegation may not be far from the truth. Speaking on Kumasi based Lawson TV,…

.Takes Off in 150 Districts Nationwide By Philip Antoh President John Dramani Mahama has introduced Ghana’s maiden Free Primary Healthcare Programme, which aims to achieve universal health coverage by eliminating financial obstacles to essential health services. This initiative ensures that all citizens, regardless of their socio-economic status or location, can access quality care without facing financial difficulties. The programme primarily focuses on transitioning from treatment to preventive and promotive healthcare, enhancing health outcomes by offering free access to routine check-ups, health screenings, vaccinations, and maternal/child health services, while removing financial barriers and more. The large-scale free primary healthcare initiative seeks…