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Ephraim Koku Amu is popularly known for his famous patriotic ‘Yen Ara Asaase Ni‘ composed song. He was born on 30th September 1899 at Peki-Avetile in the Volta Region of Ghana to Mr. Stephen Amuyiaa and madam Sarah Akoram Ama all of a blessed memory. He started his basic education at the age of 12 at … Read more
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Minority in Parliament has called on the media, the clergy, trade unions, civil society organisations (CSOs) and all well-meaning Ghanaians to support the fight against the import restrictions regulations being imposed by the government. The proposed LI will compel importers on Import Restrictions of 22 restricted items, including poultry, rice, … Read more
Elizabeth Asantewaa was only 13 years old when she saved Dr. Kwame Nkrumah from bomb explosion during the 1964 Independence Day Celebration Assassination attempt against the first president of the Republic of Ghana. Elizabeth suffered a series of wounds when she was asked to present a flower to the president at the Independence Square. Not … Read more
The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) and the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) have shown their support for the 24-hour economy policy proposed by the presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani. The two groups believe that if the policy is effectively implemented, it can lead to rapid industrialisation and … Read more
The head of the financial department, Ken Ofori-Atta, believes that the national cathedral can be used to boost the country’s financial health. According to him, the project, when completed, has the potential to bring in millions of dollars in revenue and must be seen as an economic venture as well. He said contentions around the building … Read more
The world is full of mysterious historical facts and inspiring ones as well. Today, we share with you strange stories of two Siamese twins born in 1851 and 1912. Margaret and Mary Gibb Siamese twins Margaret and Mary Gibb were Siamese twins born in 1912. In 1966, it was discovered that Margaret had cancer … Read more
In recognition of his unwavering commitment to advocating for gender equality, Joseph Wemakor, the distinguished Program Chair for the International Conference on Gender Equality, has been honored with a Citation of Honor by the I Believe Global Women’s Empowerment Foundation. (I BELIEVE GLOBAL). This reputable organization, which is steadfast in its dedication to promoting social … Read more
Do you know that Christianborg Castle, established by the Danes in 1659 was once captured by the great Nana Asameni of the Akwamu Kingdom? Nana Asameni was the chief of Akwamu Kingdom in the eastern region of Ghana. Akwamu was part of the powerful Akans state in the pre-colonial era. Through the huge weapons they … Read more
The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) on Saturday went to the polls to elect parliamentary candidates for the 2024 general election in constituencies where the party has no members of parliament (MP), also referred to as orphan constituencies. The elections took place in 111 constituencies across the 16 regions with a total of 321 aspirants … Read more
The UNICEF Executive Director, Catherine Russell, has released a press statement on the resumption of fighting in Gaza. According to her, the Gaza Strip has reclaimed its status as the world’s most hazardous location for children today. The terrible bloodshed has returned after a seven-day break. Because of this, undoubtedly, more kids will perish. According … Read more