Author: Kenneth Nii Tete Annan

Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Johnson Asiama, has attributed the sharp decline in inflation to sustained fiscal and monetary discipline, improved food supply conditions, and strong coordination between key state institutions. According to the Governor, the progress achieved was deliberate and policy-driven. “Certainly, Nana, these have not happened by accident; it is the result of sustained monetary discipline that we brought on board, the improved food supply conditions that existed throughout 2025, and the closer coordination across key policy institutions, particularly the Bank of Ghana and the Ministry of Finance,” he said. Dr Asiama made the remarks on…

Read More

The quarter-final line-up for the CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025 is now complete following victories for the Ivory Coast and Algeria. Algeria edged DR Congo 1–0 after extra time in Rabat, with substitute Anis Boulbina scoring the decisive goal in the 119th minute to seal their place in the last eight. The win sets up a quarter-final clash against Nigeria. Nigeria had earlier secured their quarter-final ticket on Monday night with a convincing 4–0 win over Mozambique, as Victor Osimhen scored twice to send the Super Eagles through. Senegal, Mali, Morocco, Cameroon, and Egypt had already booked their…

Read More

Antoine Semenyo is set to have a medical at Manchester City and his move is expected to be completed before Saturday. City have agreed to meet Semenyo’s £65m release clause, which must be activated by 10 January. The Bournemouth winger is due to have his medical after the Cherries’ game against Tottenham on Wednesday (19:30 GMT). Despite interest from five clubs including Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham, City are the only team to have made formal contact with Bournemouth. “I think it could be the last game,” said Cherries manager Andoni Iraola before his side hosts Spurs. “That is my personal opinion, but there is nothing agreed and nothing signed.…

Read More

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, that Venezuela would provide 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S. and pledged to use the proceeds from the sale of this oil “to benefit the people” of both countries. Interim authorities in Venezuela will turn over “sanctioned oil”, Trump said on Truth Social. The US will use the proceeds “to benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States!” he wrote. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has been directed to “execute this plan, immediately,” and the barrels “will be taken by storage ships, and brought directly to…

Read More

Internationally acclaimed Ghanaian singer Amaarae has showered high praise on reggae-dancehall star Stonebwoy, describing him as one of the hardest-working artists in the music industry. According to Amaarae, no one hustles harder than Stonebwoy, whose consistency, discipline, and dedication to his craft continue to set him apart both locally and on the global stage. She noted that the BHIM Nation president never relaxes, constantly pushing boundaries to elevate Ghanaian music beyond the continent. Amaarae highlighted Stonebwoy’s relentless drive, pointing to his steady stream of music releases, international collaborations, world tours, and performances on major global platforms as proof of his…

Read More

Celtic have dismissed Wilfried Nancy after just 33 days in charge, bringing an abrupt end to the shortest permanent managerial reign in the club’s history. The 48-year-old was removed from his position following Saturday’s 3-1 Old Firm defeat to Rangers, which proved to be his sixth loss in eight matches. Nancy was appointed on a two-and-a-half-year contract on December 3 after leaving Major League Soccer side Columbus Crew, with the move initially viewed as a bold statement by the Scottish champions. However, results deteriorated rapidly under the Frenchman, undoing the momentum Celtic had built during Martin O’Neill’s interim spell. O’Neill had…

Read More

Accra, Ghana — Students and parents are expressing concern and frustration following the release of a provisional academic fee schedule showing that the University of Ghana (UG) has increased fees for the 2025/2026 academic year by more than 25 percent across its colleges. According to the provisional schedule, first-year students in the College of Humanities will pay GH¢3,110, a 34 percent increase from the GH¢2,319 charged in the 2024/25 academic year. Continuing students in the same college will see fees rise by 27 percent, from GH¢1,777 to GH¢2,253. Similar increases are reflected across other faculties. At the University of Ghana…

Read More

Tom Brady has once again found himself dominating online conversations—this time not for football, but for his personal life. The retired NFL legend is at the center of fresh speculation after reportedly spending time with social media star Alix Earle over New Year’s Eve, followed by a series of cryptic posts that left fans reading between the lines. The rumors began after Brady and Earle were spotted together during New Year’s Eve celebrations. Clips and photos circulating on social media showed the pair appearing relaxed and comfortable in each other’s company, instantly igniting speculation about the nature of their connection.…

Read More