Author: SAMUEL
Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni has expressed shock and disappointment over a public attack from Mr. Kwasi Kwarteng, the campaign spokesperson for Kennedy Agyapong, who allegedly referred to him as “inferior.” In a Facebook post sighted by Lovinghananews, Awuni recounted that the incident stemmed from a recent publication by The Fourth Estate on the free Wi-Fi project for senior high schools, which the Auditor-General flagged as wasteful. The report revisited earlier findings that had raised concerns about the contract. According to Awuni, Mr. Kwarteng, who served as the Public Relations Officer for the Ministry of Education when The Fourth Estate…
A man pretending to be a military officer has been arrested after allegedly stealing a motorbike from an okada rider at Kadjebi in the Oti Region. The suspect, known only as Roy, reportedly tricked the 24-year-old rider, Manasseh Tomey, into believing he was a soldier. According to Tomey, the man, dressed in military-style clothes, hired him on Monday morning around 10 a.m. to take him to buy waakye at Kadjebi Zongo. After the meal, Roy asked to be dropped off at Wobube Guest House near the Kadjebi Cocoa Market and requested Tomey’s number. Later that afternoon, around 4 p.m., he…
A 22-year-old US-based Ghanaian has been arrested and charged along with two others for the murder of a 21-year-old man during a shooting that occurred in the 15200 block of Potomac Town Pl in Woodbridge (22191) on 2nd October, 2025. George Kwasi Attakora, according to the Prince William County Police Department, was arrested in Stafford County after it was established that he was complicit in the crime. The investigation revealed the three suspects, including Shawki Saah Fofanah and Musa Abraham Sesay targeted or otherwise assisted in the confrontation with the victim at the above location that ultimately led to his…
Asante Kotoko are poised to defeat long-time rivals Hearts of Oak in the Super Clash on Sunday, November 9, 2025. The Porcupine Warriors come into this clash on the back of a 4-2 thrashing of Karela United at home on Matchweek 8. Just like the Phobians, Kotoko are also unbeaten this season, but have played fewer games. In five matches this season, Kotoko have found the back of the net seven times. Karim Zito’s men have a slightly better goal per game ratio of 1.4 as compared to Hearts of Oak’s 1.0. Kotoko opened their goalscoring account in the first…
A new Ride-Hailing Safety Index Report commissioned by Bolt and conducted by leading research firm Ipsos reveals that 81% of Ghanaians perceive ride-hailing as safer than other transport options. This shows growing confidence in app-based mobility and its role in improving everyday safety and convenience across cities. The report, based on surveys conducted in Accra, Kumasi, Tamale, and Takoradi, explores how safety perceptions influence transport choices, the role of technology in promoting trust, and how ride-hailing services are contributing to safer urban travel. The findings were unveiled at a press briefing hosted by Bolt, which brought together government representatives, road…
The Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Professor Nana Ama Browne Klutse, has appealed to the private sector to collaborate with the government and environmental agencies to help reclaim degraded lands across the country. She expressed concern about the widespread destruction of farmlands, forests, and water bodies caused by illegal mining activities, describing it as a significant setback to Ghana’s environmental sustainability and economic growth. Professor Klutse noted that the cost of restoring degraded lands is substantial, emphasising that collective action—especially private sector support—is essential to rehabilitate affected areas and promote sustainable land use practices. She made…
Some scrap dealers in Takoradi, claiming to be supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), are demanding refunds of GH¢330,000 each from party executives after their scrap operations at the Takoradi railway station were halted by National Security personnel. The aggrieved dealers allege that they paid the money to certain NDC officials to secure permission to scrap 100 tons of railway materials located at the Takoradi Harbour. Their operations were stopped on Wednesday, November 5, when National Security officers intervened, insisting that the materials were not authorised for scrapping. Alhaji Razak, one of the dealers who said he paid GH¢330,000…
The Ministry of Defence has announced that Ghana’s Presidential jet is currently undergoing final maintenance procedures in France before its return home. The Ministry says the aircraft is undergoing a leak test of its fuel tanks, a third engine ground run, painting of the wing’s lower panel, and an acceptance flight test as part of the final checks. The ongoing works follow the repair of fuel leakages detected in the right-hand wing tank and extensive restoration of corroded areas, issues which delayed the completion of the overall inspection. Answering questions in Parliament, the Deputy Minister for Defence, Ernest Brogya Genfi…
Officials of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) have arrested 25 suspects and rescued 295 victims in an alleged human trafficking and recruitment scam operating under the guise of QNET in the Ashanti Region. The operation, carried out at multiple locations in Kenyasi, Kwabre East Municipality, and Buoho, Afigya South District, resulted in the apprehension of 320 individuals believed to be involved in the illicit scheme. After thorough screening, EOCO officials identified 295 individuals as victims of trafficking who had been deceived with false promises of employment, education, and travel opportunities, while 25 individuals were confirmed as recruiters behind…
Bitcoin briefly tested the $100,000 level before rebounding, as ETF outflows and macro uncertainty pressured risk assets. Despite short-term turbulence, macro conditions remain broadly supportive if policy clarity returns and ETF flows stabilize. Macro Clouds Persist as Bitcoin Bounces Off $100K Bitcoin’s sharp retreat this week underscored a shift in risk sentiment as the world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped to test the $100,000 support level before bouncing back to around $103,000. The drop coincided with a firmer U.S. dollar and renewed doubts over Federal Reserve policy, both of which curbed appetite for risk assets across markets. Adding fuel to the move,…