The focus for Day 5 is on the Anglican Diocese of Accra. His Lordship Rt. Rev’d Dr. Daniel Sylvanus Mensah Torto, Diocesan Bishop and Rev’d Canon Ebenezer Kingspride Jones-Okai, Diocesan/Synod Secretary welcomed Rev’d Dr. James Clark and Miss May Yu from Trinity Church, A Parish in New York to the …
Read More »The Experience in Cape Coast was Heavy – Miss May Yu
Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson Miss May Yu, the mission estates planning expert from the Trinity Church, a parish in New York who is part of the delegation visiting Ghana recounting her experience yesterday at both the Elimina Slaves Dungeon and Cape Coast Castle said “it was an heavy experience …
Read More »“Akwaaba to the Oil City” – Rt. Rev’d Dr. Alexander Kobina Asmah
Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson The Diocesan Bishop of Sekondi, Rt. Rev’d Alexander Kobina Asmah gave the Trinity Church in New York’s delegation visiting Ghana a VIP arrival at the Takoradi Airport (Air Force Airport) on Monday 23rd September, 2024 as a warm welcome. Tuesday being Day-3 of their visit, …
Read More »“Welcome Home” – Most Rev’d Dr. Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith to Trinity Church, New York delegation visiting Ghana.
Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson The Primate His Grace the Most Rev’d Dr. Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith as the “Head” of the Anglican Church in Ghana profoundly welcomed Rev’d Dr. James Clark and Miss May Yu from the Trinity Church in New York to Ghana. The delegation are currently visiting funded …
Read More »Delegation from Trinity Church in New York visits Ghana
Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson A delegation from the Trinity Church in New York are paying a 5-Day visit to the Internal Province of Ghana (Anglican Communion). They will be visiting missionary projects they are supporting to fund within Ghana for the Church. Trinity Church in New York is represented …
Read More »EC won’t compromise elections – Jean Mensa
The Electoral Commission (EC) will not compromise its core principles of transparency and integrity in the electoral process preceding the December 7 polls, the Chairperson of the Commission, Jean Mensa, has assured. She said the elections management body was preoccupied with ensuring that the watertight systems it had put in place …
Read More »Bawumia’s focus on digitalisation and AI necessary to take Ghana to the next level – Prof. Francis Owusu
Ghanaian Professor at the Department of Community and Regional Planning at Iowa State University, Professor Francis Owusu, has commended Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s effort to promote digitalisation in Ghana. He explained that it ensures that the productive capacities of the internet are harnessed for efficiency in various aspects of …
Read More »GHȼ4.6 million lost to SIM swap fraud in 2023-BoG reports
The Bank of Ghana has revealed a rapid emergence of SIM swap fraud targeting individuals with access to mobile banking channels. According to the apex bank, about GHȼ4.6 million was lost to this fraud in 2023, attributed to 15 recorded cases. This type of fraud targets individuals with mobile banking …
Read More »Don’t turn your frustrations to chiefs and clergy; they’ve not offended you – NAPO to Mahama
The Vice Presidential candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, widely known as NAPO, has advised the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, to refrain from criticising traditional and religious leaders, including chiefs, imams, and pastors. NAPO’s remarks follow recent comments by …
Read More »2024 polls: Ensure a peaceful process – Chief Imam
The National Chief Imam of Ghana, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, has called on politicians and key stakeholders in the upcoming general elections to make peace their top priority. The Chief Imam urged political leaders to be mindful of their language and avoid making inflammatory statements that could incite tension or …
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