Day: August 21, 2025

Accra: Mr Sammy Baah, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Ghanaian musician Charles Nii Armah Mensah, also known as Shatta Wale, has confirmed the artiste’s detention by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO). According to Ghana News Agency, the manager stated that Shatta Wale was detained due to inquiries concerning tax obligations related to the purchase of a Lamborghini vehicle. In August, EOCO seized the Lamborghini from Shatta Wale’s residence, alleging its connection to proceeds from a criminal enterprise. Shatta Wale voluntarily presented himself at the EOCO offices, accompanied by his lawyer, Cephas Biyuo, to assist with the ongoing

Elmina: The second largest fishing vessel in Ghana’s premier fishing hub of Elmina tragically capsized on Monday afternoon, just moments after departing from the Elmina fishing harbour. All 23 crew members aboard the vessel, Joy George, CR 338 – EL, escaped unscathed due to the timely intervention of a nearby rescue boat. According to Ghana News Agency, the financial investment in the boat, which was constructed barely six months ago, along with its associated logistics, was estimated to exceed GHC500,000. Many fishers gathered at the harbour and along the rocky sea defence to witness the unfolding tragedy in astonishment. In

Accra: Mr Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff, has urged professionals in the transport and logistics sector to bolster the implementation of the 24-Hour Economic Policy, aiming to create jobs and attract investment. He highlighted that expertise in logistics, supply chain, and transport is vital for the success of the policy, which is designed to generate decent employment, boost exports, and establish Ghana as a trade and logistics hub. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Debrah, while launching the 60th anniversary celebration of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Ghana (CILT-Ghana) in Accra, emphasized, “Without CILT, the 24-Hour Economy

Elmina: The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has said all 27 people onboard a Ghanaian fishing vessel which capsized at the Elmina Fishing Harbour on Monday, August 18, 2025, are safe and accounted for. According to Ghana News Agency, the GMA issued a statement on Thursday, August 21, clarifying that reports of fatalities are false, and all crew members are safe. The statement debunked claims circulating in some media outlets and on social media regarding the loss of eight lives. The caretaker of the vessel, Mr. Edward Essien, confirmed to the GMA’s Elmina Office that he and all persons on board