The Government of Ghana has performed creditably in the promotion and development of sports in the country, and, therefore, deserves commendation, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Sports, Kwabena Mensah Woyome, has said. According to the Member of Parliament for South Tongu, government would continue to ensure that resources were allocated to the … Read more
Fire has gutted Maxxon fuel station at Dome in the Greater Accra Region, killing two workers of the station. The deceased, Richard Asante, 19 and Magdaline Mensah,24, were said to have been burnt beyond recognition. Their bodies have since been conveyed to the Police Hospital in Accra for autopsy. Narrating the incident to Citi News’ … Read more
Dr Edward Nasigre Mahama, Presidential Candidate of the Peoples National Convention (PNC) does not appear to get it. He believes that there is no link between Ghana’s current state of dependence and her colonial past. In fact he appears to disagree with Nkrumah’s declaration that “The essence of neo-colonialism is that the state which is … Read more
Former Chief Executive Officer of Accra Hearts of Oak, Harry Zakkour says the club will not retrogress if majority shareholder Togbe Afede XIV leaves. The outspoken football administrator feels his former club will still flourish without the support of the current board chairman. Acting managing director Vincent Sowah Odotei recently claimed that the exit of … Read more
The seventh edition of the National Food and Agriculture Show (FAGRO) has been launched in Accra. FAGRO is an annual programme that creates a platform for the demonstration, exhibition and marketing of agricultural products, while creating a convergence arena for mutually beneficial networking among industry players. This year’s fair, scheduled for September 28 to 30 … Read more
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, a celebrated African music icon from South Africa, will arrive in Accra today for the much talked about music concert, the Vodafone African Legends Night, slated for September 24 at the State Banquet Hall. The event has raised a lot of eyebrows among music lovers in Accra, and apart from Yvonne Chaka … Read more
“The waters are coming…the waters are coming,” did Debs Bediako scream with the Spirit to survive in his Soul. His Soul commanded him to hold tied to the wooden wall avoiding the broken glass with Medication and bottles of Suspension, feeling the wetness of the warm waters around his feet. He shouted over to his … Read more
Today, September 21, marks a very important day in the history of Africa and the world. Today marks the birth of a Visionary Leader, a Revolutionist, a Path Breaker and a strong Pan-Africanist, a man named Francis Nwia-Kofi, later known as Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. If today marks the birthday of my mentor and founder … Read more
The west uses “democracy”, as in elections, to control Africa. This has resulted in over half a century of murder and mayhem because all but one African country is a mixture of different ethnicity’s and nationalities with tribalism dominant in African societies. Elections mean tribal winners and tribal losers and no in between, or consensus … Read more
After over 21-year-long civil war between north and south Sudan (supposed to have officially ended in 2005), and following the partition of the country on July 9 2011, tensions still remain highly evident in South Sudan and if well-adapted indigenous measures are not taken anything worst can happen again (even) in both countries. It will … Read more