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The Embassy of Russia in Ghana has acknowledged reports circulating on social media regarding the alleged secret recording of Ghanaian women by a man purported to be a Russian national. In its message posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, 16 February 2026, the embassy said it had “taken note of the reports in the Ghanaian media on the alleged involvement of a supposedly Russian citizen engaged in sexual activities with some Ghanaian women and recorded those acts without consent.” In a statement addressing the growing public concern, the embassy confirmed it is aware of the allegations and the widespread…
In a decisive move to uphold public hygiene standards, the AMA Sanitation Court has remanded seven individuals for engaging in open defecation within Accra. The action highlights the city’s ongoing efforts to enforce sanitation laws and maintain a cleaner urban environment. Court officials noted that the seven offenders were apprehended during routine sanitation patrols conducted by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) enforcement teams. They were charged under local sanitation laws, which prohibit the disposal of human waste in public spaces. The court sentenced the individuals for violating the city’s sanitation by-laws but gave them the opportunity to settle a fine…
Founder and leader of the Ebenezer Miracle Worship Centre, Prophet Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, popularly known as Opambour, has added his voice to the ongoing public discourse surrounding viral videos allegedly involving Ghanaian women and a Russian man. The videos, which have circulated widely across social media platforms, have sparked intense debate and divided public opinion. While some have expressed outrage and concern over the content and its implications, others have called for restraint and a more measured response. Addressing the matter during a recent sermon, Prophet Opambour did not hold back. Known for his outspoken and often controversial commentary on…
Ghana’s political and entertainment spaces have been stirred by a bold claim from outspoken entertainment executive Bullgod, who alleges that President John Dramani Mahama shares his monthly salary with him. The statement, which quickly gained traction across social and traditional media, has sparked widespread debate, drawing reactions from political commentators, fans, and critics alike. Bullgod, known for his unfiltered commentary and strong opinions on national issues, asserted during a recent public discussion, sending shockwaves through both the political and creative communities. While the details and context surrounding the claim remain unclear, the allegation has fueled intense public scrutiny. Supporters of…
Love, music, and elegance defined the union of Ghanaian songstress Efya Nokturnal and Nigerian singer Tomi Thomas, who officially sealed their commitment in a private ceremony that has already set hearts across West Africa aglow. Known for her soulful vocals and captivating stage presence, Efya Nokturnal has long been celebrated as one of Ghana’s most powerful musical voices. Tomi Thomas, admired for his smooth blend of alternative R&B and Afro-fusion, has carved out his own distinctive lane in Nigeria’s vibrant music scene. Together, the pair represents a fusion of talent, culture, and creative energy that transcends borders. The couple chose…
Who says Valentine’s Day is only for couples? February 14th isn’t just about candlelit dinners and roses it’s the perfect excuse to celebrate friendship, laughter, and the people who hype you up all year long. This year, skip the pressure and plan a Besties Valentine’s adventure you’ll never forget. Here are exciting places to go and how to turn the day into a full-on friendship glow-up. 1. Trendy Restaurants & Dessert Bars Nothing says celebration like good food and even better vibes. Book a table at that Instagram-worthy restaurant you’ve been dying to try or hit a chic dessert bar…
As Valentine’s Day approaches, a strongly worded message from the Minister for Youth has ignited widespread debate: don’t offer sex as a gift; give chocolate instead. The Minister’s statement, delivered ahead of the annual celebration of love, was framed as a call for young people to rethink how they express affection. According to the Minister, intimacy should never be treated as a transactional offering or something exchanged under pressure. “Love is not a commodity,” the Minister emphasized, urging young people to prioritize respect, consent, and emotional connection over performative gestures. Valentine’s Day has long been associated with romance, flowers, and…
When IShowSpeed was granted a Ghanaian passport, the moment instantly became bigger than the paperwork; it became a cultural headline. Known for his explosive energy, global fanbase, and unpredictable live streams, Speed has built a brand that transcends borders. But this time, the internet wasn’t reacting to a viral clip. It was reacting to identity. Shortly after receiving his passport, Google began listing IShowSpeed as Ghanaian, a detail that quickly sparked debate, celebration, and confusion across social media. Fans flooded timelines with screenshots, some questioning whether his nationality had officially changed, others applauding what they saw as a powerful symbol…
Veteran Ghanaian musician and Board Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO), Rex Omar, has publicly lambasted the Ghanaian government for what he describes as a prolonged and unacceptable delay in resolving the licensing status of GHAMRO, a key institution mandated to manage copyright and royalties for music creators in the country. In a recent interview with George Quaye, Rex Omar expressed deep frustration with the state’s handling of Ghana’s intellectual property (IP) framework and its failure to prioritise support for the creative sector. He argued that successive administrations, including both the former New Patriotic Party (NPP) government and…
Accra, Ghana Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, the Minister for Education, and Hon. Mohammed Adams Sukparu, the Deputy Minister for Communications and Digital Technology, are reportedly in stable condition following a road traffic accident involving their official convoy on the Bolgatanga–Tumu Road on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to an official statement issued by the Ministry of Education and signed by Press Secretary Hashmin Mohammed, the two senior government officials were travelling with their respective teams to the Upper West Region to attend the 40th anniversary celebrations of Tumu College of Education and Jahan College of Education when the crash occurred. The…