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The High Commissioner of Canada to Ghana, H.E. Myriam Vlontrat, has unveiled a new Canadian-supported programme aimed at advancing sustainable agriculture and strengthening food security in Ghana. As part of the initiative, Canada will fund the installation of 25 solar-powered borehole systems in northern Ghana. The systems are expected to provide reliable irrigation for farmers, open opportunities for additional harvest seasons in drought-prone areas, and enhance resilience against climate change. The project is also designed to improve farmers’ access to markets, increase household incomes, and expand their participation in agricultural value chains and trade. The support package extends beyond irrigation.…

GD Visionary Group wishes to formally inform all stakeholders and the general public of postponement of the upcoming Black Star Festival. Originally slated for 26th – 28th September 2025, the festival will now take place on 25th & 26th October 2025 at the same venue in Washington, D.C. This decision, though unavoidable, has been made to ensure that important matters arising can be fully addressed. GD Visionary Group remains committed to upholding the highest standards of excellence and integrity for the festival. With this adjustment, the Black Star Festival is positioned to deliver its intended impact as a flagship platform…

Two persons have been sentenced to three months’ imprisonment with hard labour for illegally dumping refuse at the Accra Post Office area. The convicts, Albert Okai and Amoako Darko, pleaded guilty to the offence. They were each fined 50 penalty units (GH¢600) and, upon failing to pay, were sentenced to serve their jail terms at the Nsawam Medium Security Prison. A third accused person, Michael Osei, was reported to have pleaded not guilty and has been remanded into custody for one week to reappear in court for the continuation of the case. The Mayor of Accra, Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey,…

– Demands Permanent Seat, Billions in Reparations BY PRINCE AHENKORAH President John Dramani Mahama dropped a political atomic bomb on the global elite yesterday, launching a blistering, no-holds-barred call for a total ‘Reset’ of the United Nations and the entire post-war world order. Addressing the 80th session of the UN General Assembly, a visibly impassioned Mahama demanded immediate, structural reforms to confront historical injustices, a rigged global financial system, and the sheer audacity of colonial-era exclusion. His message was clear: Africa’s time is now, and its massive demographic and economic muscle can no longer be ignored—or silenced—in international governance. The…

…Cites misrepresentation, mismanagement, and constitutional breaches By Prince Ahenkorah A Ghanaian citizen, Daniel Kwame Ofosu-Appiah, has filed a supplementary petition to President John Dramani Mahama, calling for the removal of the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Mrs. Jean Mensa, her two deputies, and a commissioner. The petition, dated September 24, 2025, comes as an addition to an earlier one submitted on January 27, 2025, and accuses the EC leadership ofmisrepresentation, mismanagement of public resources, breach of statutory obligations, and misconduct on the part of the Electoral Commission and its Commissioners. The latest petition, a copy of which has been sighted…

Currently, a four-day meeting is taking place in Accra, Ghana, where important stakeholders from ECOWAS member countries are coming together to complete a draft manual for the Community Levy Protocol’s implementation. Molokwu Azikiwe, the Director of Budget and Treasury at the ECOWAS Commission, stated that this manual is vital for ensuring strict adherence to the protocol’s rules. The Community Levy Protocol was established in 1996, with its implementation beginning in 2003. In 2021, a supplementary act was introduced to enhance and update the protocol. The new manual is designed to offer clear procedures and processes for implementing the protocol, aiming…

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the Ghana Health Service are collaborating with religious leaders to make sure every child in Ghana knows about the new Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. The national vaccination campaign is set for October 7th to 11th, and these organizations are relying on the moral influence and wide reach of religious leaders to share this information throughout Ghanaian society. The Ghana Health Service has been getting ready for the vaccination campaign, but its success relies on people’s awareness and their willingness to get the vaccine. UNICEF and the Ghana Health Service are joining forces to…

Twinsdntbeg has received an official nomination for Music Film of the Year at the Black Stars International Film Festival (BSIFF) 2025 for their collaboration with Grammy nominee Rocky Dawuni titled “Rise.” This project aims to transform the creation and global perception of African music visuals, showcasing cinematography that highlights deep-rooted African themes and a global message. The film conveys themes of resilience, unity, and spiritual awakening, complemented by Dawuni’s uplifting music, featuring stunning visuals of Ghana’s landscapes and the struggles of everyday people. About Twinsdntbeg Twinsdntbeg is a vibrant Ghanaian creative force making waves across social media with a unique…

Dr Jane Ansah has made a significant stride in her political career by being elected Vice President of Malawi, following the victory of her political party in the country’s 2025 general elections. As the running mate to Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, she vied on the ticket of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), winning by a landslide 56.8% of the popular votes. Born October 11, 1955, Dr Ansah, who is a lawyer, served as a judge on Malawi’s High Court from 1998, becoming the first female Attorney General in Malawi from 2006 to 2011.And then in 2011, she served as a…

But Will Locals Join the Party? A tsunami of foreign cash has slammed into Ghana’s bond market, sending trading volumes skyrocketing and leaving local investors watching from the sidelines. Last week, bond trading on the secondary market exploded to a staggering GH¢3.47 billion, a mind-boggling 284.53% jump from the previous week’s GH¢904 million. Driving this frenzy were offshore buyers, who pounced on short- and medium-term bonds, particularly the popular February 2027 paper, which saw a massive GH¢1.14 billion in trades. This sudden rush was triggered by the Bank of Ghana’s dramatic move to slash the Monetary Policy Rate by 350…