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Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale has been spotted on social media issuing stern warnings and throwing subliminal shots at Richard Nii-Armah Quaye. In a post shared on X on April 27, 2025, Shatta Wale threw jabs at the popular business mogul, stating that he (Richard Nii Armah-Quaye), would not succeed with whatever he has been plotting against him. Without specifying the details, the SM boss has warned the popular businessman to desist from his actions or face his wrath. Shatta Wale’s post, which has since gone viral, read: “RNAQ, what you’re trying to do to me, you won’t win, so stop it… Otherwise, when…

Media personality Monalisa Abigail Semeha, popularly known as Mona Gucci, has warned Ayisha Modi, a former close associate of Stonebwoy, to stop tarnishing the musician’s reputation now that their relationship has fallen apart. In Ayisha Modi’s rants, she accused Stonebwoy of ingratitude, disrespect, and sidelining her, despite her sacrifices. She cited these as the main reasons for her departure from the BHIM Camp. In a series of viral videos, Ayisha Modi repeatedly attacked Stonebwoy, levelling several damning accusations against him. However, in a video shared on social media on April 27, 2025, Mona Gucci has emphasised that no one forced Ayisha Modi to invest…

The Ghana National Film Authority (NFA) has issued a warning to television stations against the unauthorised broadcasting of creative works owned by others. The Authority described the practice as a violation of copyright laws and a serious threat to the growth and development of Ghana’s creative industry. In a statement signed by the Executive Secretary, Kafui Danku-Pitcher, and sighted by GhanaWeb, they expressed concern about the growing trend of copyright violations by some Ghanaian TV stations. The statement emphasised that such activities undermine the efforts of content creators and discourage much-needed investment in Ghana’s creative space. “These infringements violate content creators’…

The Health Minister, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has called for striking doctors at Tamale Teaching Hospital to exercise restraints and resume work as government is working to resolve their challenges. According to the minister, government and the ministry recognizes the logistical challenges confronting hospitals and heath workers in general nationwide and reiterated the government’s dedication to providing quality healthcare for all Ghanaians. Akandoh, highlighted the importance of fairness, sustainability, and teamwork in the health sector. At a ceremony in Accra, he donated 35 essential medical items to the Tamale Teaching Hospital to address its recent difficulties. The donation included ICU ventilators,…

By Philip Antoh The Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, announced that President John Dramani Mahama, has ordered the immediate promotion of all qualified deputy education directors. This decision comes after the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) threatened to strike on April 30, due to delays in promotions for junior teachers. At the launch of a sanitary pad distribution program for schoolgirls on April 24, the Minister confirmed that promotions would occur regardless of the current lack of office space or formal postings. He mentioned that the president acknowledged the challenges deputy directors face in advancing to director positions because of…

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to strengthening its longstanding partnership with the European Union (EU), particularly in sustainable forest governance. He announced that Ghana is on track to issue its first Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) License by June 30, 2025. This milestone will make Ghana the first country in Africa and the second in the world to achieve this feat. The Minister made this announcement during a courtesy call by the European Union Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Irchad Razaaly. The meeting provided an opportunity to reflect on the…

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is bracing itself for a fierce showdown as potential flagbearer candidates, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Ken Agyapong, pour in hefty financial support to bolster their bid for the top spot in the 2028 elections. In a bid to outshine each other, the two heavyweights recently flexed their financial muscles by making substantial donations to the party. Dr Bawumia, the former Vice President, reportedly presented a whopping GH¢3 million as welfare support for the party’s first quarter of 2025. This generous contribution follows his earlier donations totaling GH¢3 million since January. Similarly, Ken Agyapong, a former…

….CEO Randy Abbey Angry The CEO of the Ghana Cocoa Board, Dr. Randy Abbey, erupted in anger during a recent visit to the Western North Region over the discovery of unnecessary imports left abandoned and unused. The materials, including cocopeat, were procured by the previous management, sparking questions of incompetence or deliberate mismanagement. Dr. Abbey was visibly dismayed when he stumbled upon the unused imports at the Sewfi Boako Cocoa Station, located in the Sewfi Wiaso Municipality. He sharply questioned officials on the necessity of the items, pointing out that they were not requisitioned and were surplus to requirements for…

NACOC officials at Swiss Port, near Kotoka International Airport, have successfully seized a staggering 89.74 kilograms of a suspected cocaine shipment bound for the Netherlands. The courageous operation, executed on Wednesday night, exposed seventy-three slabs of the illicit substance hidden in the cargo. The diligent efforts of the Narcotics Control Commission have led to the detention of four Ghanaian suspects by security agencies. Deputy Director General Alexander Twum Barima confirmed the arrest, attributing the success to a routine search operation. Intelligence also played a vital role in this accomplishment. Investigations are currently ongoing to verify the authenticity of the confiscated…

Tension is rising in Ghana’s education sector as the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), has declared a nationwide strike set for Wednesday, April 30, 2025. This decision, comes after concerns about the delayed promotions of over a thousand teachers remain unresolved. GNAT’s General Secretary, Thomas Tanko Musah, stated in an interview that they have given the Public Services Commission and the Ghana Education Service, until the end of April to address the issue, warning that these institutions will be held accountable for any fallout in May. Despite some senior teachers being promoted, many junior teachers, have not seen any…