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Author: Ab Adams
Depression is more than sadness. It is a heavy, persistent weight that can affect how a person thinks, feels, and functions. When someone you love is struggling with depression, it can be painful and confusing. You may want to help, but feel unsure how. The good news is that your presence, patience, and understanding can make a meaningful difference. 1. Start by Listening, Not Fixing One of the most powerful things you can do is simply listen. Resist the urge to immediately offer solutions or say things like “just stay positive” or “it will pass.” Depression is not a switch…
A court has remanded a suspect into custody in connection with the alleged theft of a baby in Mamprobi, a development that has intensified public interest in the disturbing case. The accused was arraigned before the court following investigations into the reported disappearance of the infant. Prosecutors told the court that inquiries are still ongoing and requested that the suspect be kept in custody to allow investigators to complete their work without interference. The court granted the request, ordering that the suspect be remanded and setting a new date for the next appearance. The adjournment is expected to give the…
In an industry often obsessed with image, perfection, and public approval, even the most anointed voices can find themselves battling silent storms. For Ghanaian gospel powerhouse Celestine Donkor, one of those storms nearly ended her music career before it reached its full bloom. “I nearly stopped music because people said I’m ‘too big,’” she revealed, a statement that exposes the painful reality many artists face behind the spotlight. In gospel music, the focus is meant to be ministry, message, and spiritual impact. Yet, like many entertainment spaces, appearances are often scrutinized. Comments about body size, stage presence, and image can…
The family of legendary Ghanaian highlife icon Daddy Lumba has been thrust into fresh waves of grief and controversy following startling claims by his aunt that the late musician’s spirit continues to torment the household. In an emotional outpouring, the elderly relative alleged that strange and unsettling occurrences have plagued the family since the passing of the celebrated artist. According to her, unexplained disturbances, recurring dreams, and an atmosphere of unrest have left members living in fear and confusion. She described the spirit as “restless,” insisting that peace has eluded the family. Daddy Lumba, revered for decades as one of…
Jamaican dancehall sensation Popcaan has been enstooled as a chief in Ghana, marking a historic and symbolic moment that strengthens cultural ties between the Caribbean and Africa. The colorful traditional ceremony, attended by chiefs, elders, and enthusiastic supporters, celebrated the artist’s influence and his growing connection to the African continent. Dressed in regal kente cloth and adorned with traditional beads, Popcaan was formally introduced to the community and bestowed with a chieftaincy title in recognition of his cultural impact and efforts to promote African-Caribbean unity. The enstoolment reflects a broader movement reconnecting members of the African diaspora with their ancestral…
President John Dramani Mahama has officially signed the 24-Hour Economy Authority Bill, 2025, into law, marking a significant milestone in Ghana’s drive toward sustained economic growth and job creation. The newly enacted law establishes the 24-Hour Economy Authority, a dedicated body tasked with coordinating and regulating the implementation of round-the-clock economic activities across key sectors of the economy. The initiative is designed to boost productivity, expand employment opportunities, and maximize the use of national infrastructure by encouraging businesses and public institutions to operate beyond traditional working hours. Speaking at the signing ceremony, President Mahama described the legislation as a transformative…
President John Dramani Mahama has visited survivors of the recent terror attack in Burkina Faso who are receiving treatment at 37 Military Hospital, expressing Ghana’s solidarity and unwavering support during their recovery. President John Dramani Mahama on Wednesday, 18 February 2026, visited two survivors of the recent terrorist attack in Titao, Burkina Faso, who are currently receiving treatment at the 37 Military Hospital in Accra. The visit, marked by empathy and reassurance, saw the President interacting with victims and medical personnel, commending the hospital’s staff for their swift and professional response. He offered words of comfort to the injured and…
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but restful sleep doesn’t always come with it. Between hormonal changes, frequent bathroom trips, back pain, heartburn, and a growing belly, many expectant mothers find themselves wide awake when they desperately need rest. If you’re struggling with pregnancy insomnia, you’re not alone. Here are seven simple, safe, and effective ways to help you sleep better during this special season. 1. Find the Right Sleeping Position As your pregnancy progresses, sleeping on your side, especially the left side, is often the most comfortable and supportive position. It improves circulation and reduces pressure on major blood vessels.…
In today’s fast-paced world, many women juggle careers, family, responsibilities, and endless expectations. In the process, softness can sometimes be replaced with survival mode. Yet femininity is not weakness; it is a quiet strength, a magnetic energy that nurtures love, connection, and emotional intimacy in marriage. Letting your femininity shine is less about appearance and more about presence. It is about how you carry yourself, how you respond, and how you create emotional safety in your home. 1. Embrace Soft Strength, Not Harsh Control Femininity flourishes in calm confidence. Instead of reacting with harsh words during disagreements, respond with composure.…
The National Service Authority (NSA) has announced when outstanding National Service Scheme (NSS) allowance arrears will be paid, bringing a wave of relief to thousands of service personnel across the country. In an official communication, the Authority acknowledged delays in the disbursement of allowances and assured personnel that steps have been taken to resolve the backlog. According to the NSA, the arrears are expected to be cleared within the stated payment window, subject to the release of funds and completion of administrative processes. The delay in payments had sparked frustration among service personnel, many of whom rely heavily on their…