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By Leo Nelson The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced that the government secured employment opportunities for Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa. He stated that the initiative is aimed at supporting reintegration and restoring livelihoods of affected citizens. Okudzeto Ablakwa explained that the intervention is a coordinated national response involving both state institutions and corporate entities. The Minister of Foreign Affairs noted that the collaboration is designed to ensure returnees are not left without support after their evacuation. He disclosed that businessman Ibrahim Mahama has led private sector support through Engineers and Planners. He…

By Lawrence Odoom The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has revealed that approximately 200 employment opportunities have already been secured for Ghanaians repatriated from South Africa in the wake of recent xenophobic violence. Addressing the second cohort of 345 returnees on Saturday night, June 6, 2026, at Accra International Airport, Mr. Ablakwa noted that the private sector had responded with alacrity to the government’s appeal for support. “I’m so impressed that already about 200 jobs have been secured for you. Leading the pack is Mr Ibrahim Mahama of Engineers and Planners; he has offered 100…

By Lawrence Odoom The Ghanaian government has launched a formidable legal offensive to pursue full restitution for citizens whose businesses, investments, and life savings were decimated in the latest eruption of anti-immigrant violence in South Africa. Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa made the commitment on Saturday night, June 6, 2026, Accra International Airport as he welcomed the second cohort of 345 distressed returnees. Many arrived with little more than the clothes on their backs after abandoning decades of enterprise to escape marauding vigilante mobs. Acknowledging the profound economic trauma etched on the faces of the evacuees,…

GRNMA Demands Immediate Reinstatement of Dr. Paa Kwesi Aidoo by June 7 By Lawrence Odoom Tension is escalating at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital as the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, GRNMA, has issued a stern ultimatum saying unless the suspension of Chief Executive Officer Dr. Paa Kwesi Aidoo is nullified, nurses and midwives will join the ongoing doctors’ strike at 8:00am on June 7, 2026. In a press release dated June 6, the GRNMA leadership at KATH described the Minister of Health’s two-week suspension directive as “unnecessary” and counterproductive to resolving the hospital’s systemic challenges. According to the association,…

By Lawrence Odoom Majority Chief Whip Rockson Nelson Dafeamekpor has emphatically repudiated assertions of governmental dysfunction, asserting that the current NDC administration under President John Dramani Mahama is neither beset by crisis nor riven by internal power struggles. Appearing on TV3’s Key Points on Saturday, June 6, the South Dayi lawmaker confronted mounting media narratives surrounding alleged “tussles” ahead of the NDC’s flagbearer contest. He declared unequivocally: “This government is not in crisis, there is no power play, there is no turf war.” “Make the difficult decision” – Bentil urges Mahama on appointees with presidential ambitionsFor his part, private legal…

By Lawrence Odoom The National Democratic Congress has decisively quashed swirling speculation of an imminent government reshuffle, admonishing the public to treat as spurious the deluge of unverified claims proliferating across social media and informal channels. In an official communiqué issued on June 6, the party’s Deputy National Communication Officer, Godwin Ako Gunn, issued a stern caveat to supporters and citizens alike, underscoring that “no official communication had been issued regarding any reshuffle.” The party asserted that in a digital epoch where misinformation metastasizes with alarming velocity, certain actors persist in deliberately distorting facts to sow confusion and erode public…

H.E. Rev. Dr. Lilian Sally Addo, Global President IYNUNSCR 2250, Salutes Resilience as the Country Marks Independence By Lawrence Odoom As Sierra Leone commemorates its 65th Independence Anniversary, the emerald hills of Freetown and Bo echo not with lamentation, but with jubilation, a resounding testimony to a country that stared into the abyss of civil conflict and emerged, phoenix-like, with renewed resolve. The savage civil war of the 1990s was more than a military confrontation; it was a national crucible. It lacerated the social fabric, displaced generations, and etched trauma into the collective psyche. Yet, in the aftermath of desolation,…

By Lawrence Odoom Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang on Friday joined the chiefs, people of Agogo, and a solemn gathering of family and sympathizers for the one-week observance of Nana Kwame Akuako Sarpong, the revered Agogohene whose five-decade reign defined an era. Nana Akuako Sarpong, an eminent lawyer, served as Agogohene for 50 years, etching an indelible legacy in the stool’s history. His distinguished public service extended to Parliament and high office, where he steered critical sectors including Health and the Interior with measured statesmanship. Delivering the government’s tribute on behalf of President John Dramani Mahama, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang conveyed…

Author: Nelson Ayivor Love is often portrayed as a beautiful journey filled with laughter, companionship, and cherished memories. Yet, anyone who has truly loved knows that love can also leave scars. These scars are not always visible. They do not appear on the skin, but they mark the heart, shape the soul, and tell stories of sacrifice, disappointment, endurance, and growth. The scars of love come in many forms. They may be left behind by a broken relationship, the loss of a loved one, a friendship that faded, or the pain of loving someone who could not love us in…

The Physics of Transformation Author: Nelson Ayivor There’s a peculiar arithmetic to human change. One mile of effort doesn’t simply equal one mile of progress—it compounds, it curves, it eventually bends back upon itself until the very face you wear into the struggle becomes unrecognizable from the one that emerges. This is the story written in the creases around a thousand eyes: a mile into a smile. The First Steps Are Currency Every beginning carries the weight of pretense. The runner laces up shoes they haven’t worn in months. The writer opens a blank document with fingers that feel like…