Beyond Headline-Real talk ,Real conversation
Beyond Headline-Real talk ,Real conversation
False news of Daddy Lumba’s death shook Ghana again—but don’t worry, the legendary Highlife artist is safe and sound. Here’s what really happened and why we need to stop spreading these hoaxes.
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Accra is buzzing—not because of a new hit song, but over a diplomatic nomination that’s breaking norms and sparking real conversations. President Mahama has named Kojo Choi, a naturalized Ghanaian of Korean descent, as Ambassador-Designate to South Korea. While some hail it as a bold and inclusive choice, others are questioning what it means for identity, citizenship, and Ghana’s global future.
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The United Nations has awarded compensation to Warrant Officer Alhassan Habib, a Ghanaian peacekeeper injured in Lebanon. The gesture affirms the UN’s promise to protect troops serving in high-risk zones.
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Ghana’s Minority MPs have called out government officials allegedly fuelling illegal mining. They demand swift arrests, transparency, and protection for Ghana’s land and water.
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The Youth Employment Agency has begun training 763 young men and women in community protection skills. This marks a major step in enhancing safety across the Volta, Oti, and Eastern regions.
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The Minority in Parliament has petitioned the President over growing concerns about illegal mining and electoral violence. They are calling for bold reforms and a national state of emergency in mining areas.
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A murder suspect linked to the tragic killing of Immigration Officer Stephen King Amoah has been remanded in custody. The court adjourned the case to August 8 as investigations continue.
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Following the murder of Kusaase Chief, Ashanti REGSEC bans motorbikes after 7 PM, smocks, and tribal football games to curb violence.
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The Ministry of Finance has ordered a forensic audit into 55 stalled projects. Some contractors were paid through loans but delivered no work.
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A government payroll audit has exposed massive fraud. Over 14,000 ghost workers cost the country more than GH¢150 million in unearned salaries.
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