Author: Ab Adams

The Savannah Regional Police Command has arrested 24 Togolese nationals for their alleged involvement in illegal small-scale mining (galamsey) activities in parts of the region. The suspects were picked up during a security operation aimed at clamping down on illegal mining, which has continued to pose a serious threat to the environment, water bodies and farmlands in the Savannah Region. According to police sources, the arrests were made following intelligence-led patrols in identified galamsey prone communities. The operation forms part of ongoing efforts by security agencies to curb the activities of illegal miners, many of whom are believed to be…

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, founder and General Overseer of Action Chapel International, has sparked widespread discussion after stating that many adults remain unmarried today not simply because of financial or societal pressures, but because they are not prepared for the responsibilities that marriage demands. Speaking in a televised interview on TV3, the respected clergyman clarified that being “marriage material” goes beyond love or the ability to pay for a wedding. Instead, he emphasized that marriage requires purpose, preparation, responsibility, and maturity. Duncan Williams stressed that marriage is not merely an emotional or romantic contract. Drawing on biblical principles, he noted…

Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, Ghana’s Minister of Education and a leading figure in the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has emerged as a strong voice calling for unity, renewal and ideological clarity within the party as it navigates a critical phase in its political journey. Known for his background as an educationist and reform advocate, Dr. Adutwum believes the future of the NPP depends not only on electoral strategy but on rebuilding trust, cohesion and shared purpose among party members at all levels. According to him, internal divisions and factional interests risk weakening the party’s foundations if left unaddressed. Dr. Adutwum…

Hajia Amina Adam, the widow of the late National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament for Ayawaso East, has officially announced her intention to contest the party’s parliamentary primaries ahead of the upcoming by-election. Her declaration injects fresh momentum into the race to succeed her husband, whose passing earlier this month left the seat vacant. Hajia Amina’s decision was disclosed in a statement issued on 22 January 2026, in which she described the weeks following her husband’s death as the most difficult period of her life. She said she lost not only a spouse but also a leader and mentor…

Newly released legal records from the High Court of Justice in Accra indicate that the late highlife music icon Daddy Lumba died without a registered will, setting the stage for a complex legal battle over his estate. A formal search conducted at the Probate and Administration Division of the High Court’s registry in January 2026 shows no record of a Last Will and Testament belonging to Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba. The official search form, endorsed by the Registrar on January 19, 2026, explicitly states “No Record” in response to whether a will was deposited in the…

Roadside food is a daily convenience for millions of people. It is affordable, accessible, and often delicious. From early morning breakfast stops to late-night meals, roadside vendors play an important role in urban and rural life. However, food sold by the roadside can also pose health risks if basic safety and hygiene standards are ignored. To protect yourself and your family, here are nine important things to look out for when buying food at the roadside. 1. Cleanliness of the Environment Always observe the surroundings where the food is being prepared or sold. Avoid vendors located near open gutters, refuse…

The Government of Ghana has announced plans to reach 400,000 beneficiaries by 2026 under its flagship One Million Coders Programme, as part of a broader strategy to equip young people with critical digital and technology skills. The target was disclosed by the Minister of Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George (Sam George). The One Million Coders Programme is designed to train Ghanaians, particularly the youth, in coding, software development, data analytics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and other in-demand digital skills. The initiative aims to prepare participants for opportunities in the global digital economy while supporting Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.…

Ghana has taken a major step toward inclusive and equitable education with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) tools designed to operate in local languages, including Twi, Ewe, and Dagbani. The initiative aims to bridge long-standing language barriers in education and ensure that learners across the country can access digital learning resources in languages they understand best. For decades, Ghana’s formal education system has relied heavily on English, despite the fact that many studentsespecially in rural and underserved communities begin their schooling speaking indigenous languages at home. This language gap has often affected comprehension, participation, and learning outcomes. By integrating…

Ghana’s music industry has been thrown into the spotlight after allegations of extortion and threats involving award-winning rapper Kwesi Arthur and his former label, Ground Up Chale, surfaced online sparking the viral hashtag #FreeKwesiArthur and drawing reactions from prominent Ghanaian celebrities. The claims, which began circulating on social media earlier this week, allege that Kwesi Arthur made threats and attempted extortion in the course of an ongoing dispute with Ground Up Chale, the creative collective that helped launch his career. The rapper has not been charged with any crime, and the allegations remain unproven as both parties continue to address…

Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has cautioned aspirants contesting in the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) January 31 primaries to put the collective interest of the party above personal ambition, stressing that the NPP is bigger than any individual. The President’s admonition comes at a critical moment as the governing party prepares to elect its parliamentary candidates ahead of the 2024 general elections. With political temperatures rising in several constituencies, Akufo-Addo urged aspirants and their supporters to conduct themselves with discipline, respect, and a deep sense of loyalty to the party. According to him, internal elections should strengthen the NPP…