Author: SAMUEL
Deputy Attorney General Dr. Justice Srem Sai The Deputy Attorney-General, Justice Srem Sai has said the Office of the Attorney-General has all evidence and documents intact regarding the ongoing trial of former National Signals Bureau (NSB) Boss, Kwabena Adu-Boahene. In a tweet on X (formerly Twitter), Srem Sai explained that as of June 18, 2025 the A-G’s office had filed all the documents which it intended to rely on to prove the charges against the four accused persons standing trial in the case. According to him, these documents filed include contracts of sale, bank…
There was a man named Kwaku Nyamekye. From the dusty streets of Techiman, he built a business that the people would come to know and revere as Abusua Mart—the supermarket of the people, by the people, and for the people. It started as a tabletop shop—two crates of soft drinks and three buckets of gari, groundnut, and sugar—right under the neem tree that watched over the lorry station like a patient grandmother. Kwaku Nyamekye, whose mother sold charcoal and whose father died with a hoe in his hand, understood one thing: “Nsa a wode to wo fie, na ɛno na…
More Americans are staying put in their jobs rather than jumping ship as the labor market cools. So concludes a new analysis from the Bank of America Institute, which drew on the deposit data from millions of its customers to track job changes and the median pay bump people get when they switch employers. The analysis shows that while the job change rate — defined in this case as the total percentage of Bank of America customers who have changed employers — has edged up this year, Americans are much less to likely switch jobs than during the “Great Resignation.”…
Microsoft fired two employees on Wednesday after they broke into the office of its vice chair and company president, Brad Smith, earlier this week as part of a protest of the technology company’s purported links to Israel. The terminations came after a group of seven people broke into executive offices at Microsoft’s global headquarters in Redmond, Washington, on Tuesday to hold a sit-in. No Azure for Apartheid, an advocacy group organized by Microsoft employees, said in an Instagram post that current and former workers from Microsoft, Google and Oracle were part of the group that occupied Smith’s office. The protesters,…
The Action Peoples Party (APP) will not be able to halt the Akwatia by-election, after a High Court in Accra dismissed its application seeking to pause the vote over the disqualification of its parliamentary candidate, David Ankomah. Presiding over the case on August 28, Justice John Eugene Nyanteh Nyadu ruled that granting the injunction would unfairly impact other candidates, affecting both their finances and campaign planning. The court also noted that any financial losses claimed by the APP could be compensated with monetary damages. “In the opinion of this court, since the balance of convenience weighs in favour of the…
Legal practitioner and member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Communications Team, Kwasi Kwarteng, has criticized the party’s leadership over what he describes as “unfair treatment” and “bias” in favour of one candidate in the upcoming NPP presidential primaries. Mr. Kwarteng, who also serves as a spokesperson for Kennedy Agyapong, condemned the decision by party executives to use the NPP’s official social media handles exclusively to livestream the nomination filing of one candidate, believed to be Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia (DMB). “The use of the official party’s social media handles to stream only DMB’s nomination filing is a betrayal of…
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed a surge in typhoid fever cases in the Oti Region, particularly in the Biakoye, Krachi East, Krachi West, and Krachi Nchumuru Districts. In a statement issued on Thursday, August 28, 2025, and signed by Dr. Caroline Reindorf Amissah, Acting Deputy Director-General of GHS, the Service said it is working closely with the Oti Regional Coordinating Council and the Ministry of Health to respond to the situation. “We are coordinating efforts to respond to the reported surge in typhoid fever cases in the Oti Region. The National Case Management Rapid Response Team has been…
Residents of the Mountain View Towers in Denver near Federal Boulevard say crossing the street is a daily risk, especially for seniors and people with disabilities. “It’s not safe being in a wheelchair, trying to cross Federal nowadays,” said Jill Hanson, a longtime resident. For years, residents have asked for safer crosswalks along the busy corridor. But it wasn’t until late last year — after a resident was killed while crossing — that their concerns turned into urgent demands. “When we lose one resident, that one resident is one too many,” said Lisa Smith, a service coordinator at Mountain View…
This week Colorado is enjoying a break from the heat with a cooler and wetter weather pattern. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued due to the increased risk for localized flooding. An active weather pattern is expected across much of the state this week, bringing daily chances for rain and thunderstorms, especially along the I-25 corridor and in the high country. Temperatures are also expected to remain below normal. In the Denver metro area daytime highs will be in the low 70s on Monday. The highest potential for widespread showers and storms arrives Monday afternoon. Storms are expected…
Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has hailed President John Dramani Mahama’s State Visit to Singapore as “historic,” describing it as a turning point in Ghana–Singapore relations. Speaking at the Singapore Business Federation, Ghana–Singapore Business Dialogue 2025, under the theme “Forging Partnerships for Sustainable Economic Growth,” Ablakwa conveyed President Mahama’s appreciation for the warm hospitality extended by Singapore’s leaders and people. “For the first time in our nation’s history, a Ghanaian President has been invited on a State Visit to Singapore. This is a historic week, and it is clear that Ghana and Singapore are ready to…