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By Prince Ahenkorah The Government of Ghana, through the Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) and TDC Ghana Ltd, in partnership with ARISE Integrated Industrial Platforms (ARISE IIP), has taken a significant step toward the development of an integrated industrial park in Tema with the incorporation of a new project company. In a statement issued on May 21, 2026 and signed by the Unit Head of Public Affairs & Communications of GIADEC, Priscilla Hemans, the partners announced the formal establishment of the Tema Integrated Industrial Parks Company Limited (TIIPco) in April 2026 as a Special Purpose Vehicle to develop and manage the proposed industrial park. Following…

The Apinto Divisional Stool has moved to neutralise a widening succession dispute, accusing a self-declared queen mother of fabricating her credentials and colluding with a second claimant to destabilise the traditional area.At a media briefing in Apinto, Nana Abupanyini (Chief of Maase Nsuta and Tufuhene of Apinto) accused Efua Yaajo, known as ‘Efua Fati’, of posing as a gazetted queen mother and threatening to install a rival chief. He also named Araba Acquaah, who claims the same queen mother stool under the name ‘Nana Abena Boduwa II’, as an ally.The core allegations:· Efua Fati falsely claims the kingmakers have “sold…

-Chief of Staff signals shift from pilot projects to cross-economy productivity drive Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has signalled a strategic shift in Ghana’s productivity agenda, hosting a high-level JICA delegation to discuss moving the Kaizen philosophy from a project-based intervention to a “sustained national movement”.The meeting, disclosed in a Debrah social media posting, focused on embedding continuous improvement, operational efficiency and innovation across both public and private sectors with direct implications for the Mahama administration’s industrialization and job creation priorities.Led by JICA Chief Representative Takayuki Uchiyama, and including Miwa Ito (Senior Representative), Masashi Yamanaka (JICA Expert), Sylvester (JICA Governance…

…27 Houses, London Flats & Secret Shell Companies – How Ghana’s Top Intelligence Boss ‘Stole’ Public Funds Front Desk Report Ghana’s attorney general has disclosed a list of luxury properties at home and in London that he says were bought by a former intelligence chief and his wife using diverted state funds, as a court rejected a defence bid to introduce new evidence in the related trial. Kwabena Adu-Boahene, former director-general of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), and his wife Angela Adjei-Boateng are facing 11 charges including stealing, money laundering and causing financial loss to the state. Prosecutors allege they…

-Asiedu Nketiah Claims Personal Glory for 2024 Victory – Says He Forced Haruna, Muntaka Reshuffle Against Mahama’s WishThe National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketiah better known as Mosquito has ignited a fresh firestorm within the ruling party.His crime? Claiming sole credit for the party’s massive 2024 election victory. Speaking at a controversial ‘thank you tour’ stop in the Tamale South constituency, the veteran party guru boasted that it was his decision alone to remove former Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu and former Chief Whip Muntaka Mubarak Mohammed from Parliament’s front bench in 2023. And he dropped…

-Police uncover murder‑for‑hire plot from inside Ankaful Maximum Prison; -Chief arrested for GH¢50,000 contract-Ghost of slain queen mother haunts hitman into confession By Gifty Boateng In a chilling revelation that has exposed gaping holes in prison security, police have disclosed that a convicted armed robber serving 77 years at Ankaful Maximum Security Prison was contracted by a traditional chief to assassinate a queen mother. The victim, Nana Serwaa Gyan Kuma, 42, traditional ruler of Abamba, a town near Atebubu, was shot dead at her residence on February 25, 2026. She had just returned from her popular chop bar, Ohema’s Kitchen.…

By Leo Nelson Residents of the Savannah region are besides themselves with joy, following President John Dramani Mahama’s announcement of a comprehensive infrastructure expansion programme for the region, a broader national policy of balanced development aimed at reducing regional inequality. Speaking during a regional engagement, the President said national social survey data consistently show that the five northern regions remain the poorest parts of the country. He stressed that this reality demands targeted public investment to correct structural imbalances in development outcomes. He explained that while Ghana’s constitution requires fairness in the distribution of national resources, it also requires equity—meaning…

By Nelson Ayivor In a world increasingly shaped by speed, technology, and individual ambition, the invisible threads that connect people often go unnoticed. Yet, it is these very threads — the ties of love, friendship, family, community, and shared humanity — that hold societies together when storms arise. The ties that bind are not chains that restrict us; they are lifelines that strengthen us. Human beings were never created to walk alone. From birth, every person depends on someone else. A mother’s embrace, a father’s guidance, the encouragement of a teacher, the loyalty of a friend, or the kindness of…

By Nelson Ayivor In every human life, there are wounds unseen by the naked eye. Some are born from betrayal, loss, poverty, rejection, disappointment, abandonment, sickness, or failure. Others are carved by grief that lingers long after the tears have dried. Yet amid these painful experiences lies a profound truth: scars do not only remind us of pain; they also testify to survival. They are the marks left behind after healing has taken place. And sometimes, the very scars we try hardest to hide become the invisible threads that bind humanity together. The world often celebrates perfection. Society applauds strength,…

Somé Senior High School has officially launched its 60th anniversary celebration with a renewed commitment to educational excellence, resilience and stakeholder collaboration in shaping the future of the institution. The anniversary launch, held on the school’s campus at Agbozume in the Volta Region in February, was on the theme: “Sixty Years of Educational Excellence, Overcoming Challenges and the Role of Stakeholders.” It brought together leadership of the Old Students Association (SSOSA), Teachers, Educationists, Students and government officials who reflected on the school’s achievements over the past six decades and outlined strategies for its continued growth. In a brief remark, headmaster…