Category: News

Accra: The man of peace, wisdom, compassion, progress, and principle is no more, but his impact on everyone he met was profound. According to Ghana News Agency, Emmanuel Opare Djan, Managing Editor of the Daily Democrat, shared a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Omane Boamah, emphasizing his compassionate and impactful nature. Opare Djan recounted a memorable interaction from 2011, when Dr. Omane’s concern for his daughter’s health led to immediate action, showcasing his dedication to the well-being of others. Opare Djan recalled how Dr. Omane insisted on immediate medical attention for his daughter, who had fallen ill at Ofori Panin Senior

Accra: Police to close some roads on Friday, August 15, ahead of State Funeral for helicopter crash victims. The Ghana Police service has announced the temporary closure of some roads in Accra on Friday, August 15, 2025, in connection with the State Funeral for the victims of the recent military helicopter crash at the Independence Square. According to Ghana News Agency, the police have outlined additional traffic management measures to ensure public safety and smooth traffic flow. A statement signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Madam Grace Ansah-Akrofi, who is also the Director of Public Affairs, indicated that selected roads

Accra: Journalists have been encouraged to develop a thorough understanding of the figures and details within the annual Auditor General’s Report as a crucial step before reporting on its findings. Mr. Patrick Neequaye, the Assistant Auditor General in-Charge of Information System Audit Unit, stressed the importance of precise reporting, explaining that the report includes both financial and administrative elements that require careful interpretation. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Neequaye made these remarks during a session at a two-day media training organized by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition and the Audit Service, with support from the Hewlett Foundation. The training aimed

Berekum: Mr. Osam Pinanko, Chairman of the Berekum Youth for Accountability, a youth group focused on the development of the Berekum Municipality in the Bono Region, has issued a public appeal for support to complete the Berekum library project. The call for assistance comes as the construction of the library, initiated approximately five years ago, remains unfinished due to financial constraints. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Pinanko emphasized that the library project is around 70 percent complete but has stalled due to insufficient funding. He urged non-governmental organizations, philanthropic groups, and affluent individuals to contribute, noting that Berekum residents

Accra: Officials of the Tema Office of the National Commission on Civic Education (NCCE) have paid a working visit to Ms. Ebi Bright, the Chief Executive Officer of the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA), to build partnership in the discharge of their respective duties. Ms. Gifty Agyeiwaa Badu, the Tema Metro NCCE Director, said the visit forms part of a nationwide drive by the commission to discuss potential collaborations and explore ways to enhance civic engagement in the country. According to Ghana News Agency, the objective of these relationship-building visits is also to expand the commission’s network, broaden and enhance better

Accra: Prof. Elijah Yendaw, Acting Director General of the Management Development and Productivity Institute (MDPI), has announced a strategic restructuring of the institute aimed at enhancing productivity. This announcement was made during an internal reshuffle where staff were reassigned to roles that better align with their skill sets to bolster the organization’s operations. According to Ghana News Agency, the reassignment includes key positions such as Mr. Lambert Zantira Ajongbah as Acting Director of Consultancy, Mr. Benjamin Saka Myers as Acting Director of Training, and Kwadwo Boateng, PhD, as Acting Director of Research and Productivity. Additional appointments feature Mr. Isaac Odoom

Accra: Fidelity Bank has announced a strategic initiative to strengthen its media engagement outside the Greater Accra Region, aiming to enhance financial literacy and contribute to national development. Mr. Eric Frempong Amponsah, Head of Brand and Corporate Communications at Fidelity Bank, highlighted the bank’s commitment to this cause during a recent interaction with journalists in Ho. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Amponsah emphasized that the fortunes of Fidelity Bank are closely linked to the country’s prosperity. He underscored the media’s critical role in educating customers and disseminating information, stating that it is essential to engage with media outlets across