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play videoNana Agradaa was released on March 3, 2026 Evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, widely known as Nana Agradaa or Mama Pat, has shared the thoughts that ran through her mind when she was handed a 15-year prison sentence.In a video shared by the Ghana Prison Service on March 2, 2026, Nana Agradaa recalled the fear and uncertainty she felt on her first day being transferred to prison. According to her, the experience was overwhelming, and she genuinely believed she might not survive the ordeal.“On my way to prison, I honestly thought I was going to die. When I got to…
Ghana’s Healthcare Technology Capacity boosted as GIZ invests in UG Biomedical Engineering Lab
By: Benjamin Nii Nai Anyetei Ghana’s drive toward universal health coverage has received a significant boost following the commissioning of a refurbished bio-instrumentation laboratory for Biomedical Engineering students at the University of Ghana. The facility, supported by the German Development Cooperation (GIZ), was officially launched at the university. The state-of-the-art laboratory is equipped with modern biomedical instruments aimed at strengthening practical training and aligning academic instruction with industry standards. The intervention forms part of efforts to build technical capacity within Ghana’s healthcare system, particularly in the area of medical equipment management and maintenance. For years, Biomedical Engineering students at the…
Holding, wrestling, battling … call it what you will. Corner kicks in the Premier League are becoming dominated by it.More goals are being scored, but the amount of pushing and pulling has at times verged on the farcical.Defenders are grappling with attackers, and attackers are tussling with defenders.Former Premier League assistant referee Darren Cann told BBC Sport that “something needs to be done”.”At many corner kick situations, there are often as many as 16 players packed into the six-yard box,” Cann said.”This, frankly, is becoming a nightmare for the referee team to police.”We must find a solution to this epidemic.”Are…
Ratifying African Court Protocol… You have nothing to fear – President Mahama to African leaders
President John Dramani Mahama yesterday issued a direct challenge to his fellow African Heads of State, urging them not to fear the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and to finally grant their citizens unimpeded access to continental justice. In a keynote address that blended personal testimony with a firm call to action at the opening of the 2026 Judicial Year in Arusha, Tanzania, President Mahama told African leaders that they had “nothing to fear” from a court designed to protect, rather than to persecute. “I call upon African Union member states who have not yet ratified the Protocol…
Mr Emmanuel Quansah, a father of three whose wife has delivered quadruplets at the Twifo Atti-Mokwa District Government Hospital, is appealing to philanthropists, NGOs, and benevolent organisations for financial support to help settle mounting hospital bills.According to the family, earlier scans had indicated that the couple was expecting triplets, making the arrival of a fourth baby both surprising and financially overwhelming.Mr Quansah said the situation has placed enormous pressure on him, and he urgently needs assistance to cope with the unexpected expenses.The newborns are currently in incubators, while their mother is recovering from a caesarean section. Hospital costs continue to…
The national women’s soccer team, Harambee Starlets, suffered a 2-0 defeat against Benin, in their first international friendly on Monday night at the Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Nailatou Sadikou put Benin ahead in the 10th minute before Yolande Gnammi made it impossible for the Kenyans to catch up; as she doubled the lead in the 65th minute. Kenya used the match as a preparation for their 2nd Women’s African Cup of Nations appearance in Morocco in a fortnight’s time. Starlets will play their 2nd warm up match against the hosts, Ivory Coast, tomorrow before travelling to Marseille,…
The M23 rebel group says they are responsible for a drone attack on the airport serving Kisangani Rwanda-backed rebels on Monday claimed responsibility for a drone attack on the airport serving Kisangani, a strategic city in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo, far from active front lines in the east.AFC/M23, which UN experts say is backed by Rwanda, first launched drones at the airport in early February, saying it had been used to attack AFC/M23 positions and civilians in areas under its control.In a statement published late on Monday, it said the second attack on Sunday was “a…
Patience Asiedu is the Founder of Heavens Way Chapel International Evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, also known as Agradaa, of Heavens Way International Ministry has been released from prison.In a video shared on Facebook by Angel Asiamah, her husband, on March 3, 2026, Nana Agradaa was seen at her residence with him and other family members, all dressed in white. Angel Asiamah captioned the post, “Thank God my wife is finally home.”On February 5, 2026, the imprisoned televangelist appeared before the Amasaman High Court for judgment in her appeal. Why Agradaa’s sentence has been reducedAfter hours of proceedings, the court reduced…
Baba Sadiq is headed to Abuja as Ghana’s foremost face of diplomacy GhanaWeb Feature by Etsey AtisuSuch political coincidences may not be very common but soon, that is when he fully assumes the role, the High Commission of Ghana in Nigeria will receive a replacement for high commissioner but one thing would not change so much: the name of their leader. That is because when President John Dramani Mahama relieved Baba Jamal of his duties as High Commissioner of Ghana to Nigeria in February 2026, the man he named as his replacement also bears the name ‘Baba.’So, officially, it has…
Floyd Mayweather has competed in eight exhibition bouts since his last professional fight Floyd Mayweather will fight veteran Greek kickboxer Mike Zambidis in an exhibition bout in June before his rematch with Manny Pacquiao.Pacquiao, 47, and Mayweather, 49, will fight at Sphere in Las Vegas on Saturday, 19 September, live on Netflix, in a rematch of their 2015 ‘Fight of the Century’ – the richest bout in boxing history.And former five-weight champion Mayweather – who announced he would come out of retirement for a fourth time two weeks ago – has decided to take on Zambidis in Athens to prepare…
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has inaugurated two centres at Bantama and Adum in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region to expand services to its customers. Hitherto, what existed at Bantama was a private vehicle test station, which was limited to roadworthy renewals for older vehicles. However, through a strategic collaboration with a private partner, it has been transformed into an ultra centre fully equipped to offer the entire suite of DVLA services. The inauguration of the two centres brings the total to four, the newly opened centres in the Ashanti Region since 2025, signifying DVLA’s quest to make…
By Francis Ntow, GNA Accra, March 2, GNA – Dr Daniel Anim-Prempeh, Chief Economist with the Public Initiative for Economic Development (PIED), has recommended that the Government provides the resources, security, and professional leadership for a successful rollout of the 24-hour economy initiative. Dr Anim-Prempeh, also a legal practitioner, described the passage of a law to back the establishment of the 24-hour Economy and Accelerated Export Authority as “a progressive step,” calling for adequate funding to execute its objectives and activities. He said without resources, the initiative, capable of transforming Ghana into a self-sufficient and export-led economy by promoting continuous productivity and job creation, risked remaining a political instrument rather than a transformative economic framework. Delivering the message on the State of the Nation, last Friday, President John Dramani Mahama announced GHS110 million for the implementation of the 24-hour economy, describing…
1 The All Progressive Congress , Kano State chapter has set up three committees oversee the state’s congress which would come up on 3rd March 2026. The party disclosed that the congress will be held on Tuesday at the Indoor Sports Stadium at 8:00 p.m. This was contained in a statement issued on Monday by the Kano APC Spokesperson, Ahmad Aruwa, on the directive of the outgoing State Chairman, Prince Abdullahi Sunusi. According to the statement, the committees were set up to ensure a transparent, credible and well-coordinated congress in line with the party’s constitution and guidelines. The Congress and…
Finance group Discovery has reported a major profit lift in its interims, with headline earnings jumping 29% to R5.7 billion for the six months ending December 2025. The period also marked a major milestone for the group’s banking unit, Discovery Bank, which turned a normalised profit of R75 million for the first time, swinging from the R145 million loss in the prior period. Discovery South Africa delivered 19% growth in normalised profit from operations, reflecting a compelling contribution from each business in the country. The global behavioural unit, Vitality, generated 41% growth in normalised profit from operations, reflecting the restructuring…
Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology has taken a leading role in a partnership set to transform healthcare education in Kenya. On 12th February 2026, MMUST officially joined forces with Meru University of Science and Technology, Kabarak University, Chuka University, and Pwani University to launch the Kenya Universities Consortium for Medical Physics Teaching and Training (KUC-MPTT). This strategic alliance, comprised of five institutions currently offering MSc Medical Physics programmes, aims to strengthen postgraduate education, research, and standardize professional training in Medical Physics in Kenya. The initiative is supported by the Association of Medical Physicists of Kenya (AMPKen) alongside international partners, including Canada’s Academics…
The Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC), Dr Riverson Oppong, has warned that if the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran persists, consumers could face higher petroleum product prices as global oil markets react to the ongoing conflict.While he allayed fears of possible fuel shortages on the local market, he stressed that prolonged geopolitical instability would inevitably carry cost implications for domestic consumers.“The impact on Ghana will obviously be reflected in rising prices. There will certainly be a surge,” Dr Oppong said in an exclusive interview with the Business and Financial Times (B&FT)…
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South Africa has long acknowledged the essential role of Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects in economic growth, innovation and competitiveness. Yet despite years of policy focus, structural barriers continue to hinder progress – from early childhood development through to tertiary education. The class of 2025 set a new pass rate record of 88%, but the maths results revealed concern on government officials’ faces. The pure mathematics pass rate declined sharply from 69% to 64%, and only 34% of candidates wrote the pure maths exam. There also persists a sluggish uptake and throughput in Stem subjects, which is not…
Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi./HANDOUTThe government has assured Kenyans that the country has sufficient petroleum products to cushion it from any potential supply disruptions arising from the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi said Kenya currently holds adequate stocks to meet domestic demand as well as regional obligations. In a statement to newsrooms, Wandayi said the government had already secured scheduled imports through to the end of April 2026, guaranteeing continued fuel availability despite global uncertainty. “Kenya has sufficient petroleum products to cover both the country and the…
Sarkodie (R) has responded to Kwame Adinkra (L) Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has responded to renowned broadcast journalist Luther King Kwame Adinkra after the latter strongly criticised him for smoking in a viral clip a few days ago.In a post shared on X on March 2, 2026, Sarkodie stated that he has acknowledged Kwame Adinkra’s advice.According to the rapper, he intends to heed the journalist’s counsel and will not make any excuses for his actions.“To the biggest Boss, Mr Kwame Adinkrah, your advice is taken… No excuses,” he wrote.’I don’t understand this lifestyle’ – Kwame Adinkra blasts Sarkodie over smoking videoBackgroundEarlier…
Denis Sassou N’Guesso is the President of Congo Since late February, the Republic of Congo has been alive with campaigning ahead of the 15 March presidential election. Among the seven candidates, incumbent Denis Sassou Nguesso was the first to launch his bid, drawing massive crowds at a rally in Pointe-Noire, the country’s economic capital.With over 40 years in power, Sassou Nguesso projects confidence and fresh ambitions for his people, yet public scepticism remains high over the opposition’s chances against the ruling party candidate.A local citizen reflected the prevailing sentiment: “The PCT already has victory in hand. What can we say?…
Renowned legal practitioner Oliver Barker-Vormawor has shared a transcription of a supposed recording of a conversation he had with former Minister of National Security, Albert Kan-Dapaah, whom he accused of attempting to bribe him with $1 million.Barker-Vormawor shared the transcription as he opposed a ruling of the High Court in Accra, which ordered him to pay Kan-Dapaah GH¢5 million in damages after he was found guilty of defaming the former minister.The transcription of the supposed conversation was contained in Barker-Vormawor’s witness statement, which, according to him, was not admitted by the court.In the witness statement, the lawyer-cum-activist insists that Kan-Dapaah…
Basic economics and Ghana’s own experience since economic liberalisation in the 1980s offer a clear lesson. When credit becomes cheap and liquidity expands too quickly, pressure soon builds on the cedi. Currency depreciation follows, inflation resurfaces and interest rates are forced up again. It is a cycle the country knows too well. Since mid-2025, however, the Bank of Ghana has managed to loosen interest rates without reigniting that familiar spiral. The result has been a rare combination in Ghana’s recent macroeconomic history: easing borrowing costs alongside exchange rate stability and sharply lower inflation. From crisis to control Ghana entered 2025,…
Ghana nuclear projects in limbo; face delays over funding gap for critical studies – Ghana Business News HomeGeneral NewsGhana nuclear projects in limbo; face delays over funding gap for critical studies
MTN Ghana has delivered a blockbuster year, not only in profit growth and subscriber expansion, but also in its contribution to the national fiscus, paying a striking $984 million (GHS10.5 billion) in direct and indirect taxes in 2025. The telecoms giant also paid $121.9 million (GHS1.3 billion) in fees and levies to government agencies during the year, reinforcing its role as a responsible corporate citizen at a time when Ghana’s macroeconomic recovery is gaining traction. These substantial financial contributions support national development and highlight the telco’s commitment to the country’s socioeconomic growth, complementing its wide range of community-focused initiatives throughout…
1 Mutual Benefits Reaffirms Full Regulatory Compliance Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc has allayed concerns arising from recent media reports referencing a sanction previously imposed by the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) over delays in the filing of certain audited and unaudited financial statements. The insurance company clarified that the matter relates to prior reporting periods and was fully resolved in accordance with NGX regulatory procedures at the time. It confirmed that all outstanding filings have since been regularised and that the company is fully compliant with NGX listing rules and reporting obligations. According to the company, following the occurrence of the…
The Shoprite Group has again seen a strong performance from its on-demand digital platform Sixty60. Speaking in the group’s interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2026, Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht said that the group increased sales of merchandise from continuing operations by 7.2% to approximately R136.8 billion. This equates to an additional R9.2 billion in incremental sales versus the comparative interim period, with R9.7 billion in Xtra Savings for customers. In its core Supermarkets RSA segment, Shoprite and Usave increased sales by 5.1%, while recording deflation of 0.1% and 0.7% in selling prices, respectively. Checkers and Checkers…
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Stakeholders in Ghana’s horticulture value chain have renewed calls for the establishment of a dedicated Horticulture Research Institute to drive growth, jobs and exports. They described the proposed institute as a critical missing link required to unlock employment opportunities, boost exports and stimulate agro-industrial development. The call was made at a stakeholders’ meeting in Accra convened by the General Agricultural Workers’ Union, where a position paper on investing in agriculture, particularly horticulture, was presented to policy actors and development partners. Participants noted that although horticulture provided a practical pathway for advancing youth employment, women’s economic participation, agro-processing and regional trade, the sector…
Lands Minister endorses Petroleum Hub Project to generate sustainable employment opportunities
Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, has backed the Petroleum Hub project to create jobs for the Ghanaian youth. He expressed strong confidence in its potential to transform the Jomoro Municipality into a major industrial enclave and create sustainable employment for the youth. The Minister gave the assurance during a courtesy call on him by a delegation from the Petroleum Hub Development Corporation (PHDC), led by its Chief Executive Officer, Dr Toni Aubynn. Mr Armah-Kofi Buah said recent developments under the current administration had deepened his belief in the feasibility of the project, describing it as a…
Late consultant psychiatrist, Dr Andrew Orovwigho The Association of Psychiatrists in Nigeria (APN) has condemned the killing of a consultant psychiatrist at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Enugu, Dr Andrew Orovwigho, and demanded justice and compensation for his family. In a statement signed by the APN President, Dr Veronica Oluyemisi Nyamali, and the Secretary General, Prof Kingsley Mayowa Okonoda, on Monday, the association said it began 2026 with the devastating news of the gruesome murder. It stated that Orovwigho was kidnapped from his residence on Tuesday, December 30, 2025, and was found where he was dumped the next day, December 31,…
South African motorists will pay more at the pump from Wednesday, 4 March, after the Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources confirmed the official fuel price adjustments for March 2026. Petrol 93 increases by 20c a litre to R20.19 inland, while Petrol 95 rises by 20c to R20.30 inland. Coastal prices are lower due to transport cost differences. Diesel sees a steeper hike. The wholesale price of 0.05% sulphur diesel climbs by 62c a litre to R18.53 inland, while 0.005% sulphur diesel increases by 65 cents to R18.60 inland. The department said the adjustments were driven primarily by higher international…
In a bid to close the digital divide, Safaricom has successfully achieved connectivity speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) in the remote areas of North Kenya. This milestone has been made possible by Ericsson’s advanced transport technology, enabling high-capacity communications over distances exceeding 100 km. Safaricom has expanded its collaboration with Ericsson through a multi-year microwave agreement to deliver robust 5G services nationwide. This partnership will see Ericsson supply cutting-edge all-outdoor E-band and multi-band products and services from its energy-efficient, scalable MINI-LINK portfolio. Additionally, in the near future, Ericsson plans to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven analytics and…
By Celestine Avi and Seth Eyiah Tanzania, Arusha – President John Dramani Mahama has raised concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East and their potential economic fallout on Africa, while strengthening bilateral cooperation with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan during talks at the State House in Arusha on Monday, March 2, 2026. The bilateral meeting touched on global security, economic transformation, resource sovereignty, human rights, reparations, and enhanced Ghana–Tanzania relations. Middle East Tensions and Economic Impact President Mahama expressed alarm over escalating attacks involving the United States, Israel and Iran, as well as counter-attacks on Gulf states, warning that…
The Ministry of the Interior has released funds to clear outstanding rent allowance arrears for 2025 owed to personnel of the Ghana Prisons Service, the Ghana National Fire Service, and the Ghana Immigration Service. In a statement issued by its Public Affairs and Communications Unit on Monday, March 2, the Ministry confirmed that the payment covers all qualifying officers within the three services who were affected by the delay. It expressed gratitude to officers for their patience and cooperation while steps were taken to resolve the backlog. The Ministry further announced reforms aimed at preventing a recurrence of such delays.…
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After years of disruption, South Africa lands $473m investment from world’s second-largest miner
The disruption was so severe that then-CEO Jakob Stausholm held direct talks with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in an effort to stabilize the region. Miningmx reports that in addition to community related violence, RBM has also struggled with a fallout among its empowerment partners. RBM operates four mines in the Zulti North lease area, alongside a mineral separation plant and smelting facility producing zircon and ilmenite which are all key inputs for paint pigment, ceramics and industrial applications across North America, Europe and Asia. A test case for mining resilience “This project is not about expansion; it represents our…
Home » VISA AND PASSPORT NEWS » Brazil Joins Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, Kenya, Mauritius, Fiji and More as Tourism booms with Bostwana’s New Visa Free Travel Access to 82 Countries Published on March 3, 2026 Image generated with AiThe upgrade of Botswana’s passport is a major move to enhance the global mobility of Botswana’s citizens. Botswana, therefore, continues to climb up the ranks of the global travel index, opening doors to 82 countries. This upgrade, therefore, presents Botswana’s citizens with more business opportunities, travel options, and the chance to strengthen economic relations with other countries in Africa, Europe,…
Two prophets who predicted the Iran war The ongoing war in the Middle East appears to have been foretold by some Ghanaian prophets.The war, which started when the United States of America and Israel attacked the Islamic Republic of Iran, has spiralled to other countries in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, following retaliatory attacks by Iran on US military personnel and assets in these countries.Videos have emerged of these Ghanaian prophets accurately predicting some of the events that have already happened in the war, including the death of the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah…
The Kotobabi District Police Command has arrested a 33-year-old man for allegedly assaulting a motorist following a road traffic accident at Maamobi. The arrest, effected on Wednesday, February 26, 2026, forms part of ongoing investigations into the incident.According to a police statement issued on Monday, March 2, the incident occurred on Saturday, February 22, 2026, when personnel on routine patrol within the Maamobi area encountered the victim, 24-year-old Yakubu Manan Abdul.He reported that he had been involved in a motor accident with the suspect, identified as Razak Kwanda.Preliminary investigations indicate that during the course of the accident, the suspect allegedly…
Neither New Zealand nor reigning champion South Africa will be staging a men’s Rugby World Cup any time soon, SA Rugby chief executive Rian Oberholzer said this morning.Together, the countries have won seven of the 10 Rugby World Cups and contested the most recent men’s final in 2023. But Oberholzer believed neither of the game’s greatest nations can make hosting financially viable and generate the World Cup revenue needed by the game.“We have moved away from that philosophy that everybody must get an equal chance to host a World Cup,” Oberholzer said at a news conference.“New Zealand and South Africa…
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen: Having cameras on our roads will ensure that officers and traffic offenders are held accountable. facebook.com
Asante Kotoko SC have been handed another injury blow as their defender is sidelined for the rest of the season.Fans of the Porcupine Warriors will not see their favourite right-back Lord Amoah on the pitch again till end of season following an ACL injury he picked over the week. Lord Amoah suffered a serious injury last Sunday during Kotoko league game at home to Young Apostles.Kotoko this season have had to deal with series of injuries having more than 15 players sidelined in the course of the campaign and unfortunately another player is sidelined, this time missing rest of 2025/26…
Economist and political risk specialist Dr Theo Acheampong says Ghana must seize the moment of historically high gold prices to strengthen its international reserves and protect the economy. Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Monday, the Technical Advisor at the Ministry of Finance said gold continues to trade at record levels, presenting a rare opportunity. “Of course, gold has been at historical all-time highs,” he said, explaining the government’s Reserve accumulation policy. He said forecasts from major institutions suggest the favourable trend may persist. “If you look at all the different forecasts that have been produced by some of…
1 Initiative to Resist Institutional Slavery and Exploitation (IRISE) has trained the Nigerian journalists on Rights-based, Evidence-driven Reporting in SRHR: From Data to Impact. The two-day training which took place at Perfecto La Villa Hotel, Amuwo-Odofin, Lagos, Nigeria, between Thursday 26 and Friday 27, February, 2026, had in attendance reporters, editors and publishers from reputable news houses in Nigeria. Speaking at the event, the Executive Director of IRISE, Omodele Ibitoye Ejeh, disclosed that the training was designed to bring media professionals together to examine how sexual and reproductive health issues are being reported and how narratives can influence public perception.…
Former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo has revealed that Ghana once came close to ending the long-standing dominance of Accra in professional legal training. Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express Business Edition last Thursday, she said concrete steps had been taken to decentralise the system and certify universities across the country to run the full professional law programme. “Legal education is a whole area, truly,” she began, explaining that reforms were not just discussed but structured and approved. “There had actually been some recommendations general legal counsel at the general legal council that had been approved even during the time of…
South Africa’s ties to Iran could see the country hit with the “death penalty” from the United States, where local companies are axed from the US financial system. According to Aluma Capital Chief Economist, Frederick Mitchell, this is a risk factor investors will have to consider, following the US and Israel launching attacks on Iran. On Saturday, 28 February, the US launched ‘Operation Midnight Fury’, in which it carried out strikes on Iran that killed its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The war marked a severe escalation of conflict in the Middle East, triggering global market turbulence with immediate consequences…
Road under construction. World class infrastructure is key to attaining Vision 2030 goals. [File, Standard] March 2026 opened with Kenya well into the 2027 electoral campaign season, sorry, 2026/27 budget preparation season. If we were to do a national poll of which season we think we are in right now, 2027 would probably whitewash 2026/27. This is today’s Kenya already arguing over whether or not the 10-point ODM-UDA MoU that terminates on Saturday, March 7 also collapses the broad-based government. We will return to this agenda later in the week. Uncover the stories others won’t tell. Subscribe now for…
Baker-Vormawor (pictured) has been ordered to pay GH¢5 million for defaming Kan Dapaah Renowned private legal practitioner Oliver Barker-Vormawor has taken to social media to criticise the ruling in the defamation suit filed against him by former Minister of National Security, Albert Kan-Dapaah.In a post shared on Facebook, Barker-Vormawor contended that the court ruling, which includes an order for him to pay $5m in damages to Kan-Dapaah, was wrong.He claimed that the judge who presided over the case refused to give a new lawyer he hired time to get up to speed with the case and even refused him the…
Black Stars players before a football game Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice President George Afriyie has emphasised that no player holds a permanent place in the Black Stars squad.His comments follow reports that European-born talents, including Nottingham Forest winger Callum Hudson-Odoi and Crystal Palace forward Eddie Nketiah, are considering switching allegiance to Ghana after previously declining call-ups.Ghana utilised 46 players across 10 World Cup qualifying matches, but only 26 will make the final squad, which must be submitted by 1 June.“Nobody is a permanent member of the Black Stars. The national team is there so that anytime a coach…
