Day: July 27, 2025

Alton: The Spiritual Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hadzrat Mirza Masroor Ahmed, has urged Muslim men to avoid polygamous marriages if they cannot meet the requirements outlined in the Holy Quran. He emphasized that these requirements involve treating women with fairness and justice. According to Ghana News Agency, Hadzrat Mirza Masroor Ahmed delivered this message during the ongoing Annual Convention (Jalsa Salana) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Alton Hampshire, United Kingdom. The Convention, which has attracted over 35,000 attendees, is a three-day event featuring faith-inspired exhibitions, peace seminars, prayer congregations, and visitors from 120 countries. The 59th edition

Accra: Mr Clifford Danquah, a Ghana’s Finest Gamer, has been crowned the Aviator Legends winner after an outstanding performance. The tournament, which brought together players from across the country, saw Mr Danquah beat stiff competition from some of the best digital pilots to walk away with the ultimate prize. According to Ghana News Agency, after intense rounds of play and leaderboard battles with thousands of contenders, the top eight finalists took the stage at the grand finale in Accra. They battled for glory, bragging rights, and one of the biggest cash prizes ever awarded in a local gaming competition. Mr

Alton: The Annual Convention (Jalsa Salana) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has begun in Alton, Hampshire, in the United Kingdom, attracting 35,000 guests from 120 nations. This significant event includes faith-inspired exhibitions, peace seminars, and prayer congregations. According to Ghana News Agency, the three-day event, which commenced on Friday, July 25, 2025, and will conclude on Sunday, July 27, 2025, is the 59th edition of the Convention. The event’s primary objectives are to strengthen individuals’ connection with God and to foster a sense of brotherhood within the Community. Additionally, the Convention aims to enhance the understanding of Islamic teachings through

Yendi: Mr Edward Attah Kojo Dawuni, a retired Public Servant, has been enskinned as the Paramount Chief of the Tatali Traditional Area in the Northern Region under the skin name Nakpare Bore Dawuni Attah Nkaraa II. The ceremony took place at the Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, officiated by Ya-Na Abukari II, the Overlord of the Dagbon Traditional Area. This event marked the succession of Nakpare Bore Nkaraa II to the position following the tenure of Nakpare Bore Gariba Yankofor II, who ruled from 2001 until his passing on March 21, 2024. According to Ghana News Agency, Nakpare Bore Nkaraa II

Cape coast: Amid cultural grandeur and historical renaissance, Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has officially opened the 2025 Pan African Historical Theatre Festival (PANAFEST) in Cape Coast, calling on African leaders to leverage the potentials of their youth for development. According to Ghana News Agency, the Vice President emphasized that governments in Africa must be deliberate about investing in their youth through various youth-centred policies to enhance their potential. She highlighted the importance of genuinely recognizing the youth as the future and ensuring this belief is reflected in actions. The 2025 PANAFEST celebration, marking the 16th edition, is themed

Sunyani: The Reverend Dennis Sasu, District Pastor of the South Industrial Estate District of the Church of Pentecost in Sunyani, has called on the clergy to continue serving as role models, influencing the lives of the contemporary generation positively. According to Ghana News Agency, Rev Sasu emphasized the significant impact that ministers have on the youth, noting that their actions and behaviors can either uplift or mislead both the youth and society at large. This message was delivered during a sermon at a farewell service for Probational Overseer Wilberforce Manu Osei, held at the Sarfo/Mckeown Assemblies of the Sunyani Central

Accra: The Volta Regional branch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has expressed strong support for the 2025 Mid-Year Budget, commending President John Dramani Mahama for taking swift steps towards addressing the region’s infrastructure and economic needs. However, civil society groups and some residents have raised concerns over the limited scope of road project allocations in the budget, calling for broader inclusion and sustainable construction strategies. According to Ghana News Agency, a statement signed by the NDC’s Regional Communications Officer, Mr. Kafui Agbleze, described the budget as a promising start, with major infrastructure projects already underway within six months of