Author: SAMUEL

Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has strongly denied allegations that he sexually assaulted one of his former domestic workers. He has also announced plans to take legal action against the individual who made the claim on social media. The controversy began after photos from the 25th birthday celebration of Rudeboy’s wife, Ivy Ifeoma, were shared online. Initial reactions focused on their 18-year age gap, but things escalated when a social media user accused Rudeboy of raping or coercing a domestic worker, whom they described as significantly younger. The person also alleged that Rudeboy asked his wife and…

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The Railway Workers Union of Ghana has suspended its planned strike action scheduled for September 30, 2025, following a directive from the National Labour Commission (NLC). The union had earlier announced its intention to embark on a strike and peaceful picketing over delays in the payment of salaries and other legitimate entitlements, citing severe financial and health hardships faced by its members. In a letter dated September 24 and addressed to the Greater Accra Regional Police Commander, the union confirmed the suspension, noting that the NLC has intervened and scheduled a negotiation meeting for September 30 the same day the…

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Ghanaian music star Krymi, real name Henry Nuamah, has officially tied the knot, sending his fans into a frenzy by sharing beautiful photos of his wedding. The singer, famous for hits like “Party Gbee” and “So Damn Fine,” announced his new marital status on Thursday, September 25, 2025, posting two elegant portraits of himself and his bride on social media. He captioned the photos simply with “#NewBeginning #HENESI25,” a move that immediately set off speculation among his followers. Fans quickly theorized that “HENESI” is a blended name from Henry and “Esi,” likely revealing his wife’s name. The announcement triggered an…

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Ghanaian reggae legend and Grammy nominee Rocky Dawuni Ghanaian reggae star and Grammy nominee Rocky Dawuni has responded to criticism over his issuance of a diplomatic passport, urging his detractors to channel any grievances to the government. In an interview on Okay FM, Dawuni said he neither lobbied for nor requested the diplomatic passport. He explained that the decision came unexpectedly, possibly because of his international engagements and frequent travels. He suggested that officials, observing his global activities, may have granted it in the interest of promoting Ghana. “There was no prior communication or lobbying. They are all witnesses to…

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The Minister for Communication, Digital Technologies and Innovations, Sam George has cautioned that Ghana can no longer sustain the full cost of operating the national Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) platform, urging broadcasters to prepare for cost-sharing arrangements to secure the future of the service. Delivering the keynote address at a forum organised by the Africa Media Bureau in Accra on Friday, September 26, 2025, the Minister reminded stakeholders that the DTT transmission network, established in 2016 under then-Minister Edward Omane Boamah, was designed with a phased cost-recovery plan for broadcasters. “The strategy then was for the Government to support the…

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The Minister for Communication, Digital Innovation and Technology, Sam Nartey George, has said that Ghana’s broadcasting laws are being reviewed by the government to reflect the realities of digital convergence, where radio, television, and internet-based platforms now overlap within a single ecosystem. Speaking at the “Broadcasting at the Crossroads” forum organised by the Africa Media Bureau at the Alisa Hotel on Friday, September 26, 2025, the Minister stressed that the shift in technology and consumer behaviour demands a new regulatory paradigm. “This forum is at a time when there is demand for affordability, quality and fairness of broadcasting services. A…

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Minister for Communication, Digital Innovation and Technology, Sam George, has stressed the need for new media platforms to be held to the same ethical and professional standards as traditional broadcasters. Speaking at the “Broadcasting at the Crossroads” forum organised by the Africa Media Bureau at the Alisa Hotel on Friday, September 26, 2025, the Minister said that while the government supports the growth of digital platforms, their operations cannot escape regulation. “While the Ministry is supportive of the use of new media to augment traditional media in the dissemination of information and the provision of educational and entertainment content, new…

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Following the death of Ernest Akushey, popularly known as Bahubali, the National Sports Authority (NSA) has suspended all boxing events across Ghana. Akushey passed away on Tuesday morning, less than two weeks after his September 12 bout against Jacob Dickson at the Bukom Boxing Arena, which ended in a stoppage due to internal bleeding. In a statement, the NSA said investigations are underway to determine the cause of the tragedy. “It reflects the joint commitment of the NSA and the Sports Ministry to prioritize the safety, health and welfare of athletes,” the statement read. Officials called on promoters, coaches, athletes,…

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The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, has downplayed suggestions that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia was responsible for the party’s loss in the 2024 general elections. Speaking to party faithful, Wontumi argued that internal wranglings, not the performance of the NPP’s flagbearer, led to the electoral setback. “We couldn’t even campaign in some areas because the people were upset with us,” he admitted. He drew parallels between the current situation and the party’s past experiences in the late 1990s, noting that the loyalty of delegates remains intact. “Just as in…

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Two men remain missing after a canoe capsized on the Offin River near Achiase in the Atwima Mponua District on Thursday. According to local committee member Daniel Adu, the mishap occurred around 8 a.m. when the inexperienced paddler lost control. “All six fell into the river. “We managed to rescue four, but we are still searching for the other two, who are adult males,” he told Asaase News. NADMO officials briefly joined the rescue before suspending efforts until Friday, while traditional leaders performed rituals at the riverbank. Adu noted this was not the first tragedy at the spot, recalling a…

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