Source: Anglican Communion News Service During the Inauguration day, members of the Anglican delegation shared their reflections and experiences.  The Most Revd Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and leader of the Anglican delegation: “I’m happy to lead the Anglican delegation to the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV. It is a privilege, but also a blessing to …

Five Anglican Primates attended the audience with Pope Leo XIV, which included the Most Revd Dr Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. Those present were the Most Revd Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and a participant on IARCCUM (The International Anglican Roman Catholic Commission for Unity and …

Source: Anglican Communion News Service As Pope Leo’s words floated over St Peter’s Square today, a call to unity, peace and mission were major themes in his inauguration message.  He appealed for a united Church, to be “a sign of unity and communion, which becomes a leaven for a reconciled world”. He also encouraged the faithful to “Look to Christ! Come …

On Sunday, 18 May, the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV will be held in St. Peter’s Square, in Rome at 10 AM. A delegation from the Anglican Communion will attend, consisting of primates and Anglican leaders. They will join other Anglican pilgrims and representatives from other Christian World Communions and other religions. The delegation will represent the prayers and support …

By: MENSAH MAXWELL Lawyer Alifo, Founder of HelpLaw Ghana Foundation, has stated that President could face impeachment if he fails to abide by the Council of State’s recommendations regarding the removal of the Chief Justice. This assertion was made during an interview on ADOA TV’s AM GHANA SHOW on Thursday, May 8, 2025. According to Lawyer Alifo, the President’s failure …

By: MENSAH MAXWELL The founder of HelpLaw Ghana Foundation, Lawyer Eric Alifo has accused the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) of dishonesty during an appearance on ADOA TV’s AM Ghana Show last Thursday, May 8, 2025. The discussion centered on the removal of the Chief Justice and President John Mahama’s actions in line with the Constitution. Alifo questioned the Bar Association’s …

Story by Mary Jane Yartey Apostle Professor Opoku N.K Opoku Onyinah, the former Chairman of The Church of Pentecost and the former President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), has urged ministers of the gospel to maintain the spirit of peace and unity among Christians. The Pentecostal scholar emphasized that unity is not something that can be achieved …

By: Naa Anyema Collison As the Anglican Diocese of Accra opened its 25th Synod, Bishop Daniel S.M. Torto delivered a passionate charge that emphasized people centered mission and unity in a fractured world. With a theme drawn from Ephesians 4:1–6, the Bishop’s address called the Church to model the Gospel through humility, patience, and love. “We are not just building …

Story by Mary Jane Yartey The Bishop of Accra, Rt Rev’d Dr. Daniel S.M. Torto, has expressed concern that illegal mining activities, commonly known as Galamsey, continue to persist in Ghana despite numerous pleas from citizens to address this issue. He referenced a quote from Chief Seattle, a Native American leader, stating, “We do not inherit the Earth from our …

By Naa Anyema Collison The youth were front and center in Bishop Torto’s 2025 Synod Charge, with new plans aimed at deepening discipleship and active participation among young people. “Plans are underway to upgrade the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade and expand their presence to at least 10% of parishes by 2026,” the Bishop announced. The Diocese also reaffirmed its support …