Author: SAMUEL

Former Convention People’s Party (CPP) running mate and legal practitioner, Woyoe Ghanamannti, has defended former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo’s decision to challenge her removal from office, describing it as a legitimate exercise of her constitutional rights. Ghanamannti said the former Chief Justice’s legal action was well-grounded in law and consistent with the principles of Ghana’s democratic system. “What the woman is doing falls under Article 33 and Order 55, she’s seeking judicial review of an administrative process, and that’s her right,” he explained on Joy Prime’s Prime Insight. “She has allowed the process to go on and is now seeking…

The Deputy Majority Leader of Parliament and Member of Parliament (MP) for the Cape Coast South Constituency, Mr. George Kwaku Ricketts-Hagan, has reaffirmed his commitment to education by donating essential school supplies to fresh Senior High School (SHS) students in his constituency. The lawmaker presented 300 school bags, 300 trunks, 300 mattresses, and 300 chop boxes to newly admitted SHS students to ease the financial burden on their parents. Speaking to Lovinghananews.com reporter Alhassan Mohammed after the presentation, Mr. Ricketts-Hagan said the gesture was part of his long-standing effort to motivate students and promote education in the area. He explained…

As discussions around Daddy Lumba’s marital controversy continue, counsellor Frank Adem Adofoli has stepped in with a practical take on what often drives marriages to collapse. According to him, many relationships fail not because of money problems, but due to emotional neglect and infidelity. Adofoli explained that when some men become financially successful, they tend to forget the sacrifices their wives made during the difficult years. Instead of showing gratitude, they seek affection elsewhere, leaving their partners feeling unappreciated and unwanted. “If a wife asks for divorce, it’s often because she feels no longer needed or valued,” he said. He…

The recent controversy surrounding highlife legend Daddy Lumba’s marriage has sparked nationwide discussions on the dynamics of relationships, love, and respect in marriage. Ghanaian counsellor Frank Adem Adofoli has weighed in, offering a timely reminder of the importance of discipline, loyalty, and honour within unions. According to Adofoli, modern society often holds distorted views of marriage, wrongly suggesting that women contribute little beyond managing household matters and are primarily motivated by financial gain. These assumptions, he argues, overlook the emotional, familial, and career support women provide to their spouses. “Marriage is about finding a life partner, supporting each other, and…

Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency and Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture, John Dumelo has shared an optimistic update on Ghana’s agricultural prospects following his participation in the ongoing World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) annual meetings in Washington D.C. In a post shared on social media sighted by Lovinghananews.com, Dumelo revealed that the World Bank Group has committed to doubling its annual global investment in agribusiness to $9 billion — a move he believes will have a significant impact on Ghana’s agricultural landscape. “Currently partaking in the World Bank/IMF annual meetings in Washington DC alongside…

Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has revealed that the government has saved about $300 million through renegotiations with Independent Power Producers (IPPs), a move he believes is an important step in protecting Ghana’s energy industry. Speaking during a working visit to the Volta River Authority (VRA) in Accra on Friday, October 17, Mr. Jinapor said he was certain that the renegotiation efforts will benefit the nation in the long run. “The IPPs, based on the numbers I’m seeing, I’m confident that we can save a lot of money. So far, what the IPP renegotiating team has…

                      Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II. The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has called out what he described as chiefs who smile with him but harbor ill intentions behind closed doors. He didn’t mince words at the Asanteman Council meeting on Thursday, October 16,2025, invoking the sacred Golden Stool itself as the ultimate punisher of those pretending to support him while secretly working against him. The Golden Stool represents the soul and unity of the Asante Kingdom, making the Monarch’s invocation significant. “Most of you smile with me, pretending to…

The signing ceremony Ghana has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Grenada to facilitate the recruitment of Ghanaian nurses to work in Grenada. The agreement aims to strengthen the healthcare systems of both countries while promoting cultural exchange and knowledge sharing in the medical field. Prime Minister Dickson Mitchell is in Ghana, a second in the last two years as he traces his maternal lineage to Ghana. The two-day state visit offered the two countries an opportunity to further relations in areas of mutual interest such as political cooperation, trade and knowledge sharing.        …

Former NPP member, Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has reintroduced the “United Party” (UP) into Ghana’s political landscape, marking what he calls a “continuation of a historical tradition” rather than a fresh start. The former NPP stalwart, who earlier founded the Movement for Change, unveiled the new party as a direct evolution of that movement. Speaking in an interview after the launch, as monitored by Lovinghananews.com, Kyerematen described the UP as a rebirth of the original United Party, founded in November 1957, when seven political groups merged to avoid being dissolved under the Avoidance of Discrimination Act introduced by President Kwame Nkrumah.…

Fresh from being named Best Graduating Student of the Ghana School of Law (2025), Latifa Teiya Fuseini is already turning her focus to broader conversations about access, equity, and perception in Ghana’s legal education system. During her appearance on TV3 monitored by Lovinghananews.com, Latifa challenged what she called “the misconception that law is impossibly difficult.” “I wouldn’t change the education itself,” she said, “but I’d change the misconception that it’s too hard or that it’s not something everyone can do. With discipline and the right mindset, it’s achievable.” She acknowledged that while the program is demanding, with classes stretching from…