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Imagine a day filled with laughter, dancing, and bright smiles lighting up the heart of Accra. That is exactly what happened last Saturday when The BabyNest, a beloved early childhood development and care center, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a vibrant street party and carnival. But this wasn’t just any celebration it was a special day dedicated to the city’s …

Mr. Richard Akpokavie Esq has officially submitted his nomination form for a key executive position within the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC). The submission, made earlier today at the GOC headquarters, marks a pivotal moment in the lead-up to the upcoming elections. Widely respected in both legal and sports circles, Mr. Akpokavie brings decades of experience to the table. As a …

Story by Abena Benewaa Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale has stated that his priority is to create jobs for the youth. On Friday March 28, 2025 at the African University Communication of Business (AUCB) Maiden Business Week Celebration, in his presentation he stated that, His dreams is to create jobs for the youth …

By Kwame Larweh El Wak Wings, Ghana’s reigning volleyball powerhouse, stand on the brink of a historic moment. Having outshone top clubs—including formidable sides from the security services—to earn the right to represent Ghana at the 2025 Men’s African Volleyball Club Championship, the team’s dreams of continental glory now hang in the balance. With just over a week until their …

Story by Maxwell Mensah In a move aimed at promoting sports development and recreation in Ghana, Parliament has approved a GHS 65,899,456 allocation for the Ministry of Sports and Recreation’s activities. This funding is expected to support the development of sports infrastructure, promote grassroots sports development, and enhance Ghana’s competitiveness in international sports. The approved budget will be used to …

Story by Maxwell Mensah Parliament has approved a significant GHS 838,685,481 allocation for the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation. This investment is expected to drive Ghana’s digital transformation, promote innovation, and enhance the country’s competitiveness in the global digital economy. The approved budget will be channeled into initiatives aimed at improving Ghana’s digital infrastructure, promoting digital literacy, and …

Story by Maxwell Mensah Parliament has approved a substantial GHS 1,807,744,639 allocation for the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources. This significant investment is expected to facilitate the sustainable management of Ghana’s natural resources, promote environmental conservation, and drive economic growth. The approved budget will likely be used to implement initiatives aimed at improving land administration, promoting sustainable mining practices, …

Story by Maxwell Mensah Parliament has given the green light to a massive GHS 2,904,904,981 allocation for the Ministry of Foods and Agriculture. This substantial investment is expected to revitalize Ghana’s agricultural sector, enhance food security, and promote economic growth. The approved budget will likely be channeled into initiatives aimed at improving agricultural productivity, expanding irrigation systems, and enhancing market …

Story by Maxwell Mensah Parliament has approved a whopping GHS 4,444,356,455 for the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs. This significant allocation is expected to boost the ministry’s efforts in promoting local governance, chieftaincy, and religious affairs across the country. The approved budget will likely be used to implement various initiatives aimed at strengthening local governance structures, promoting …

The Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dr. Dominic Ayine, has revealed that Solomon Asamoah, the former CEO of the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) and a key suspect in the Sky Train Scandal that involved a $2m payment , is currently hiding in Senegal to evade prosecution. Speaking to the press at a briefing today, Dr. Ayine noted that …