Category: News

Accra: Professor Baffour Agyeman-Duah, a former United Nations Senior Governance Advisor, has urged Ghanaians to honour the eight victims of last week’s helicopter crash by committing to a renewed and uncompromising fight against illegal mining, popularly known as ‘galamsey.’ According to Ghana News Agency, Prof. Agyeman-Duah, speaking in an interview at the Evening of Reflection and Memorial in Honour of the Eight Departed State Officials, said the incident should reawaken national resolve to eliminate galamsey, which he described as the biggest threat to Ghana’s sustainability. The memorial, attended by government officials, security service representatives, traditional leaders, political figures, and members

Accra: The Ghana Institute of Architects has conveyed its condolences to President John Dramani Mahama and the families of the victims involved in the tragic military helicopter crash on August 6. A statement from Mr. Daniel Kwadjo Teye, the Honorary Secretary of the Institute, expressed the deep sorrow felt by the Council and its members over the incident, which resulted in the loss of all eight individuals on board during a national assignment. The Institute emphasized the need to respect the memory of the deceased and the privacy of their families. According to Ghana News Agency, the eight public officials

Accra: The Ghana National Association of Certificated Counsellors (GNACC) has announced its plans to collaborate with government agencies and mental health professionals to provide grief counselling support for families, frontline responders, and communities affected by the recent military helicopter crash. According to Ghana News Agency, the tragic incident occurred on Wednesday, 6 August 2025, in the Adansi/Akrofuom District of the Ashanti Region, resulting in the loss of eight prominent individuals, including Dr Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, Minister of Defence, and Dr Alhaji Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, Minister of Environment, Science and Technology. The GNACC remains dedicated to promoting psychological well-being and

Accra: Alhaji Ahmed Ibrahim, the Chief of the Wangara Community in the Ashanti Region, has extended his deepest condolences to the Government of Ghana and the families of victims of the recent helicopter crash that claimed the lives of government officials and military officers. According to Ghana News Agency, Chief Alhaji Ahmed Ibrahim described the incident as a ‘great national tragedy’ and a painful loss not only to the bereaved families but to the entire nation. He emphasized that the victims died in the line of duty and should be remembered for their service, commitment, and sacrifice to the country.

Accra: The Management of Jospong Group of Companies has expressed condolences to the Government of Ghana and families affected by the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of two ministers and six others on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, the Executive Chairman of Jospong Group, mourned the loss of the individuals by paying tribute and placing a bouquet of flowers at the Flagstaff House ceremonial garden. According to Ghana News Agency, Dr. Agyepong stated, “This is a heartbreaking loss – to their families, to the Government, and to the Nation they served with honour and distinction. Ghana

Accra: The Global Evangelical Church (GEC) has opened its 2025 Synod in Ho with a call on Christians to live with urgency, purpose, and integrity in light of the second coming of Jesus Christ. According to Ghana News Agency, the three-day gathering at the Victory Chapel in Ho-Fiave brought together about 835 delegates from across the world under the theme: ‘Preaching Christ and His Second Coming.’ Mr. James Gunu, Volta Regional Minister, praised the Church’s role in shaping values, mentoring youth, and fostering community cohesion. He emphasized the importance of the Church’s partnership in efforts to maintain peace, attract investment,

Pretoria: Former South African President Jacob Zuma, now head of the opposition Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) party, visited Morocco on July 15, 2025, to meet with officials, including Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita. During this visit, Zuma openly expressed his support for Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara. This stance irritated the authorities in Pretoria, who reacted nervously, highlighting internal fault lines, particularly on an issue where the country led by Cyril Ramaphosa appears increasingly isolated. According to Ghana News Agency, Jacob Zuma’s statement in support of Morocco’s proposed autonomy plan for the Sahara had a particularly notable impact, as it