Author: Barbara Quarshie
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Kumawu MP Supports Local Schools with Donation of Exercise Books
Ernest Yaw Anim, the Member of Parliament for Kumawu constituency, has embarked on a significant initiative to support education by donating exercise books to schools throughout his constituency. The donation drive, which began approximately two months ago, aims to alleviate the financial burden on parents who struggle to provide essential educational materials for their children.…
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Joe Mettle Declares Refusal of Sponsorship from Alcoholic Brands
Ghanaian gospel music sensation, Joe Mettle, has made a firm declaration regarding his stance on sponsorship from alcoholic brands, asserting that he will not accept any support from such companies, especially when it comes to his events. In an interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, Joe Mettle emphasized his commitment to aligning his partnerships…
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Shugatiti Reveals Advances from Pastors and Instrumentalists Led Her to Stop Attending Church
Ghanaian actress Shugatiti has opened up about her decision to cease attending church services, citing unwelcome sexual advances from pastors, instrumentalists, and others as the primary reason. In an upcoming interview with Pulse Ghana, Shugatiti expressed her discomfort with the church environment, where she claimed advances towards her were commonplace. These advances, which she consistently…
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Mintah Akandoh Criticizes Akufo-Addo for Mishandling the Health Sector
Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Member of Parliament for Juaboso and Ranking Member on Parliament’s Health Committee, has praised former President John Dramani Mahama for his significant contributions to Ghana’s health sector. Speaking on NDC360, Akandoh highlighted Mahama’s strategic initiatives aimed at transforming Ghana into a center for quality and affordable healthcare. Under Mahama’s administration, Akandoh emphasized…
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Bole-Bamboi MP Urges Interior Minister to Lift Self-Imposed Curfew
Yusif Sulemana, the Member of Parliament for Bole-Bamboi, has renewed his appeal to Interior Minister Henry Quartey to implement effective measures to halt the wave of serial killings in the Bole area. In a recent statement, Sulemana expressed deep concern over the escalating incidents of serial murders, which have instilled fear among residents to the…
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Jakpa Accuses Seth Terkper and Sherry Ayittey of Sabotaging the Ambulance Project
In the ongoing trial concerning an alleged botched ambulance transaction, Richard Jakpa, the third accused person, made startling accusations during his cross-examination by the prosecution on Thursday, July 20, 2024. Jakpa pointed fingers at Seth Terkper, former Minister of Finance, and the late Sherry Ayittey, former Minister of Health under the Mahama administration, alleging they…
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Police Await Bill of Indictment for Benlord and Co-Accused in Soldier’s ‘Murder’ at Kasoa
The police are currently awaiting the Bill of Indictment in the case involving Nana Barima Ababio, also known as Benlord Ababio, accused of fatally shooting a soldier in Kasoa amid a land dispute. As of now, the police have not yet received the Bill of Indictment, which is crucial for formally charging the accused and…
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Portable Criticizes Isaac Fayose for Alleged ‘Fake Love’
Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has publicly criticized media personality Isaac Fayose, accusing him of hypocrisy by showing fake affection privately while criticizing him openly. The dispute arose when Isaac Fayose reportedly commented critically on Portable’s actions in a public forum. In response, Portable lashed out at Fayose, accusing him of insincerity. According to Portable, Fayose…
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A Plus Criticizes Kwami Sefa Kayi Over Alan’s Ministerial Appointment Remark
Kwame Obeng Asare, popularly known as A Plus, has taken aim at broadcaster Kwami Sefa Kayi for comments he made regarding Alan Kyerematen’s potential ministerial appointments under the Alliance for Revolutionary Change (ARC). The controversy unfolded during a discussion where Sefa Kayi questioned the pool of supporters from which Alan would select ministers if elected…
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CETAG strike continues despite NLC directive to call off
The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) continues its strike action despite a directive from the National Labour Commission (NLC) to return to negotiations. The NLC issued this directive during a hearing on Thursday, June 20 2024 where it announced plans to take legal action against the government to enforce arbitral awards in…
