Day: July 28, 2025

Accra: Members of Parliament (MPs) on Monday paid glowing tributes to Charles Kwadwo Fosu, known by his stage name Daddy Lumba, for his significant contributions to Ghana’s music industry. The legislators appealed to the government to provide the music legend with a befitting state funeral. According to Ghana News Agency, the lawmakers suggested establishing a music museum in his honor to immortalize his musical works. They described him as a trailblazer of Ghanaian highlife music, hailing him as a “beacon of creativity and wisdom.” In a joint statement on the floor of Parliament, Mr. Akwasi Konadu, the Member of Parliament

Ashaiman: Nii Annan Adjor II, the Ashaiman regent, has raised concerns about the increasing pollution of the Ashaiman irrigation dam reservoir caused by encroachers on the scheme’s farmlands. He highlighted that individuals have constructed buildings close to the reservoir and discharged waste water into it, posing health risks to the community. According to Ghana News Agency, Nii Adjor addressed these concerns during a groundbreaking ceremony by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, in collaboration with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), for the rehabilitation of the scheme. He questioned the feasibility of Ashaiman feeding the nation when the dam meant

Accra: The Ashanti Regional Peace Council has condemned the targeted killings in Asawase that claimed the lives of Abdul Malik Azenbe and three others. According to Ghana News Agency, the Ashanti Regional Peace Council has strongly condemned the recent targeted killings in Asawase which claimed the lives of Abdul Malik Azenbe, chief linguist of the Kumasi Kusasi headman and a sub-chief of the Kusaasi Traditional Council, along with three others. In a press statement issued on Monday and signed by its Regional Chairperson, Dr. Harriet Takyi, the Council extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and lauded the Ghana Police