Category: News

Sefwi-wiawso: Residents of Sefwi-Wiawso, the Western North Regional capital, are in shock following the demise of eight persons, including government officials, in a military helicopter crash at Akrofum in the Ashanti Region. Speaking to Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Dwenase market near Wiawso, some market women and traders expressed disbelief, initially considering the news to be a false social media prank until the Presidency, through the chief of staff, confirmed the incident. According to Ghana News Agency, the residents have described the crash as a national day of sorrow, emphasizing that such a tragedy should not occur again in the

Keta: A total of 3,205 candidates from seven Senior High Schools (SHSs) in the Keta Municipality of the Volta Region have begun writing the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). According to Ghana News Agency, the participating schools include Atiavi Senior High School (Atiasec), Abor Senior High School (Aborsco), Keta Business College (KetaBusco), Keta Senior High Technical School (Ketasco), Anyako Senior High School (Anyasco), Anlo-Afiadenyigba Senior High School (Afiasec), and Tsiame Senior High School (Tsiamesco). Mr. Ferdinand Amuzu, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Keta Municipal Education Directorate, informed that six examination centres have been designated to accommodate

Accra: Mr Gilbert Yirenkyi Addo, Associate Director, Business Tax at Deloitte Ghana, has emphasised the non-negotiable importance of record-keeping for the growth and resilience of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Speaking at the SME Business Interaction Session, Mr Addo highlighted that maintaining accurate records is crucial for the accounting backbone of SMEs, enabling the preparation of necessary documentation and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. According to Ghana News Agency, the event was organised by Access Bank (Ghana) PLC in partnership with Deloitte, under the theme ‘SME Financial Empowerment: An Imperative for Business Resilience’. Mr Addo stressed that proper record-keeping aids

Shallom: The Seventh Day Theocratic World Congregation has concluded its fourth Elul, 6022 Adult Sabbath Lesson with a strong call on Ghanaians to avoid divorce and remarriage, describing such practices as harmful to families, society, and spiritual heritage. According to Ghana News Agency, in an interview at the church’s headquarters at Shallom, near Aburi in the Eastern Region, Apostle Dr. Kadmiel E.H. Agbalenyo, Leader of the Congregation, emphasized the far-reaching consequences of divorce and remarriage, both lawful and unlawful. He stated that these practices destroy family structures and impact children negatively. He explained that many couples mistakenly view divorce and

Accra: Mr Joseph Bukari Nikpe, the Minister for Transport, has acknowledged and praised J.A. Plant Pool Ghana Limited for their significant investment and expansion efforts within the Ghanaian market. This recognition was delivered through a speech by Mr Daniel Essel, Head of Road Transport Services, during the unveiling ceremony for the company’s new Soueast SUV Range. According to Ghana News Agency, the minister highlighted that the company’s focus on innovation, sustainability, and national development is noteworthy. He remarked that launching a new vehicle line represents a broader investment in people, infrastructure, and national growth. This sentiment underscores the importance of

Accra: Mr Isaac Yawson, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Twifo Atti-Morkwa in the Central Region, has urged his fellow government officials to embrace diligence and commit to the principles outlined in John Dramani Mahama’s ‘second coming’ campaign messages. During the National Sanitation Day clean-up initiative in his district, Mr Yawson highlighted the importance of collaboration among appointees to honour the promises made by the President. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Yawson cautioned that without such dedication, Ghanaians may not see the real benefits of government initiatives and called for unity beyond political affiliations to ensure that all the

Accra: The Ghana Armed Forces has announced the disappearance of Ghana Air Force (GHAF) helicopter, Z9, which was en route to Obuasi from Accra on Wednesday. In a press release issued by Captain (GN) Veronica Adzo Arhin, the Acting Director General of Public Relations, at the Ghana Armed Forces said, the helicopter which took off at 0912 hours on August 6, 2025, lost contact with air traffic control shortly after. According to Ghana News Agency, onboard the aircraft were three crew members and five passengers. The release said efforts were underway to locate the missing helicopter and ensure the safe