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Prominent media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has entered the growing debate over welcome signage at state facilities, describing calls to replace “Akwaaba” and “Woezor” with the Ga word “Oobakɛ” as tribalistic and detrimental to national unity. In a post on social media platform X on Wednesday, Anamoah strongly criticized those advocating for the change, stating: “Tribalism is pure nonsense. Unity over barriers.” She questioned the hypocrisy behind such narratives, pointing out that tribal differences become irrelevant when addressing basic human needs. “When hunger catches you, fufu and Kenkey don’t ask if you’re Ashanti, Ga or Ewe,” she added, emphasizing the…

A Ghanaian woman has bitterly spoken up about bad service delivery by health professionals at Ridge Hospital in Accra. In a video that has surfaced online, the unidentified woman revealed that she brought her sick to the hospital for treatment at 12 am on Friday morning, but her husband has not been attended to. She accused the doctors and nurses at Ridge Hospital of neglecting her sick husband, whose health condition was getting worse by the hour. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samuel Kumah (@sammykaymedia) Source:Lovinghananews.com Thanks for reading from Lovin ghana news as…

Rainbow Radio’s renowned mid-morning drive host Sokoohemaa has resigned from the station after a remarkable ten-year tenure, marking the end of an era for one of Ghana’s most recognizable radio voices. The award-winning broadcaster, whose real name is Sokoohemaa Kukua, confirmed her departure in an exclusive conversation with Lovinghananews.com this month, hinting at an exciting new chapter in her multifaceted career. “The next chapter is mind-blowing,” Sokoohemaa revealed during the call, though remaining coy about specific details of her future plans. Known professionally as Sokoohemaa, the versatile media personality has built an impressive career spanning over a decade in broadcasting.…

A Nurse is currently jobless after she was given her termination letter following photos of her that surfaced on social media. The nurse claims she was wrongfully fired after posting Instagram photos of herself fully clothed in work attire, which the HR department deemed “inappropriate.” Thoughts on this? They outta pocket or she outta pocket?? According to the head of HR of the health institution, the embattled nurse’s photos do not align with the values of the nursing institution View this post on Instagram A post shared by QUESTIMES (@questimesofficial) Source:Lovinghananews.com Thanks for reading from Lovin ghana…

MTN Ghana has assured exhibitors and patrons of a seamless digital payment experience at the 2025 This Is Ghana Exhibition, scheduled for September 6-7 at the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park in Accra. Speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show on Friday, August 29, Tony Boateng, Fintech Distribution Manager at MTN Mobile Money (MoMo), emphasized that robust systems had been put in place to guarantee uninterrupted cashless transactions. “There is strong network connectivity, and we can assure patrons that our system will not go down. We planned ahead to cater to these activities. For vendors, we have teams ready to onboard them…

The Bui Power Authority (BPA) has announced a sharp rise in its net worth to $755.2 million in 2024, following what management described as a resilient and strategically focused year. Presenting the 2024 Corporate Annual Report, CEO Ing. Kow Eduakwa Sam disclosed that BPA nearly doubled its profit target, recording a net profit of $64.5 million against a projection of $33.6 million. This pushed the Authority’s net worth up by 9.2% compared to 2023. However, Ing. Sam expressed concern over a surge in accounts receivable, which jumped from $346.6 million in 2023 to over $816 million in 2024, stressing the…

Former Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Hon. Peter Yaw Kwakye-Ackah, has called for a balanced national conversation on small-scale mining (galamsey), stressing that while it has supported livelihoods and local economies, its environmental toll cannot be ignored. Speaking on the Gumbe Show on TV XYZ, hosted by Oheneba Boamah, Hon. Kwakye-Ackah said galamsey has created employment for many young people and boosted economic activity in mining communities. He noted that gold produced from small-scale mining continues to make a meaningful contribution to Ghana’s broader economy. At the same time, he warned of the severe environmental consequences of illegal mining.…

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has officially designated Digital Credit Services as a Non-Bank Financial Service under the First Schedule of the Non-Bank Financial Institutions Act, 2008 (Act 774). In a public notice issued on Friday, August 29, 2025, the central bank explained that the move is part of broader efforts to expand access to financial services and deepen financial inclusion across the country. The BoG, however, stressed that the designation does not automatically authorize entities to provide digital credit services. Existing and new providers must still comply with regulatory requirements under Act 774. “The Bank of Ghana will in…

The University of Ghana will soon see the construction of a 10,000-bed student hostel following a new partnership agreement reached during President John Dramani Mahama’s recent state visit to Singapore. The project, cemented through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), forms part of a broader package of bilateral deals aimed at strengthening cooperation in housing, infrastructure, energy, and aviation between Ghana and Singapore. Key agreements include affordable housing projects involving Rock Africa, Robin Village Development, GIIF, and Uni Premier; the supply of mass flow meters and tracking systems by Rock Africa and Ascent Solutions; the construction of a new oil jetty…

Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has renewed calls for a fairer international framework to address Africa’s spiraling debt burden, which has now exceeded US$1.3 trillion. Speaking in Accra after receiving a petition from the African Regional Organization of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) of Ghana, Dr. Forson acknowledged the urgency of the crisis but cautioned that wholesale rejection of debt repayment was not a feasible solution. “Africa cannot simply declare a refusal to pay its obligations. What is needed is a fairer and more sustainable arrangement that reflects the realities of heavily…