Category: News

Accra: The 13th handing-over ceremony of the Air Force Cadet Corps at Sonrise Christian High School took place on Saturday, marking a significant event in conjunction with the school’s 17th graduation ceremony. Second Lieutenant Matilda Naakpansun Bagmae from the 66 Artillery Regiment served as the Reviewing Officer for the event. According to Ghana News Agency, Second Lt. Bagmae praised the cadets for their discipline, resilience, loyalty, and teamwork. She described the ceremony as a ‘rite of passage’ that symbolizes continuity, discipline, leadership, and service. Emphasizing that the cadet movement transcends mere drills, she highlighted how it instills responsibility, self-discipline, and

Accra: Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh, the National Coordinator, School’s Outreach Ministry (SOM) of the Church of Pentecost (COP), has urged young people across Ghana to embrace discipline, morality, and faith as they transition into new phases of life. He emphasized that these values are essential for staying focused, making future-building choices, and upholding honesty, respect, and integrity which are crucial for personal growth and societal development. According to Ghana News Agency, Pastor Tandoh spoke at the National All Leavers Summit (NALS) 2025 in Accra, themed ‘Focusing, Guiding, and Nurturing the Next Generation Today.’ The event, organized by the SOM of

Aburi: The Socialist Movement of Ghana (SMG) recently convened its 2nd National Delegates Congress, emphasizing the need for African nations to intensify their efforts against imperialism. The event, themed ‘Imperialism in Crises: Pan-African Solidarity and Socialist Transformation,’ was held at the Amilcar Cabral School in Agyanoa, Aburi. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Joshua Ansah, Secretary-General of the Trade Union Congress (Ghana), addressed attendees, urging a renewed commitment to organizing and mobilizing for a future where wealth benefits humanity and solidarity guides society. Ansah highlighted that the crisis of imperialism presents opportunities for resistance, but stressed the need for collective

Accra: The Regional Maritime University (RMU) will host the RMU-Laud Okantey Blue Economy Public Lecture Series on October 15, 2025, in Accra. The memorial lecture is being held in honor of the late renowned maritime professional and Chief Executive Officer of Tilbury Environmental Ghana Limited, Mr. Laud Okantey. According to Ghana News Agency, the late Okantey was originally scheduled to serve as Chief Patron of the event before his passing. The lecture series, themed ‘The Blue Economy: How Can Ghana Benefit for National Development and Job Creation within the Context of a 24-Hour Economy,’ will feature distinguished experts from academia,

Accra: The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service has successfully rescued 60 victims of human trafficking between September 5 and 19, 2025. The victims include 41 foreign nationals who were rescued within Ghana and 19 others who were rescued abroad. Commissioner of Police (COP) Lydia Yaako Donkor, Director-General of CID, made this announcement during a media briefing in Accra on Saturday. According to Ghana News Agency, the rescued individuals have been handed over to appropriate authorities for reintegration with their families. COP Donkor highlighted the persistent issue of criminals luring victims with promises of lucrative job opportunities

Beijing: Lin Qingzhen, Associate Professor at the Beijing Sports University, has noted the need for countries to enact policies and regulations to sanitise the new media space. He stated that in the era of fake news, slander, and rumours, if the new media space is not properly guided, it could become a tool to disrupt the social and political course of society. According to Ghana News Agency, Associate Professor Qingzhen emphasized the critical role of regulations in safeguarding the media space from abuse, highlighting that in China, individuals could be held in custody for offenses committed on the Internet. Speaking

Accra: The Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service has successfully retrieved 10 stolen vehicles. The vehicles, comprising eight Toyota RAV4s and two Toyota CH-Rs, were reported stolen from the Netherlands and subsequently tracked to Ghana. According to Ghana News Agency, the retrieval operation was announced by Commission of Police (COP) Lydia Yaako Donkor, Director-General of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), during a media briefing in Accra. The vehicles were recovered between September 15 and 17, 2025, from various parts of Accra, including Kantamanto, Nima, and Cantonments. COP Donkor highlighted that the CID has intensified its efforts to combat