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Intensified drone attacks on the new front line of Sudan’s civil war have led to mass civilian casualties in recent weeks and are increasingly shaping the course of the conflict.The epicentre of fighting has shifted to the south-central Kordofan region since both sides consolidated their gains in the other main battlefields of this nearly three-year war.The conflict between the Sudanese regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has become one of the deadliest in Africa for civilians and shows no sign of abating despite US-led peace efforts.The near-daily drone strikes have hit targets including markets, health facilities, aid…
play videoA group photo during the presentation of ACT-SAT feasibility report to GCAA Ghana has significant potential to establish a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry to help reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector, a study by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has revealed.The study indicated that the country’s abundant agricultural residues, existing refining infrastructure and strong regional trade linkages places it in a favourable position to develop a viable SAF sector capable of contributing to ICAO’s goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions in international aviation by 2050.SAF is an alternative fuel produced from non-petroleum feedstocks and is designed…
The reduction follows a decision by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) ordering its workers to use .ng for official communications. Nigeria’s online footprint widened in January as 6,155 businesses registered third-level .ng domains, underscoring a steady shift toward locally anchored digital identities amid a broader push for data sovereignty. Figures released by the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA), which manages Nigeria’s country-code top-level domain, showed that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) accounted for nearly three-quarters of the 8,111 new .ng registrations recorded during the month. In total, the registry logged 15,216 domain transactions, including 7,105 renewals, a sign that existing…
South Africa’s leading technology distributor has good and bad news for investors – Daily Investor
Mustek’s interim results were characterised by lower revenue, but a 256% surge in headline earnings per share and significantly improved liquidity. The substantial foreign currency gains and a material reduction in finance costs more than offset a 2.4% decline in revenue and softer gross profit margins Mustek is one of South Africa’s only pure-play technology companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). It is a cornerstone of the South African ICT landscape. It evolved from an eighties PC assembly business into one of the country’s largest technology distributors. It acts as a bridge between global technology brands and local…
Home » Latest Travel News » Nigeria Joins Ghana, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan, Chad, and Over Thirty Other African Countries in Coping with Visa Freeze and Travel Ban Through a Loophole to Secure Seamless Entry to the US: Everything You Need To Know Published on February 25, 2026 Image generated with AiNigeria, along with Ghana, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan, Chad, and over thirty other African nations, is grappling with significant challenges due to the U.S. visa freeze and travel ban. These restrictions have disrupted immigration and travel opportunities, but many are turning to a crucial loophole for a…
Chiaky Otuteye Miss Intercontinental Ghana 2025 winner, Chiaky Otuteye, has dragged pageant organisers, Cloudz Entertainment, to court after her crown was withdrawn weeks after she was crowned. The case hearing started on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. Speaking on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z, Chiaky, a medical doctor and professional model, recounted how she lost her title despite winning the pageant on November 8, 2025. According to her, she received a call from the Vice President of Cloudz Entertainment asking her to attend an emergency meeting—and to bring her crown and sash. “They emphasised that when I am coming I should…
Government of Ghana has approved the payment of long-outstanding gratuity arrears for retired military personnel under Constitutional Instrument (CI) 129.According to a statement issued by the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, the payments follow consultations between the Military High Command and the Ministries of Finance and Defence to resolve the five-year-old impasse over the gratuity formula.Ghana Armed Forces to evacuate injured Ghanaian traders from Burkina Faso – MahamaIn a statement issued by the Acting Director General of Public Relations, Veronica Adzo Arhin, the phased plan, which will be implemented over two years, will see a total…
NSA boss Yaw Ampofo Ankrah and former boxer Ayittey Powers The Director-General of the National Sports Authority (NSA), Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, has cautioned former boxer Ayittey Powers to be mindful of his utterances against personalities in the sporting sector.The controversy stems from the NSA’s decision to suspend all boxing activities following the tragic death of Ghanaian boxer Ernest Akushey, alias Bahubali, who passed away on September 23, 2025, just days after a sanctioned bout.On September 26, 2025, the NSA announced its directive, sparking outrage within the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) and among promoters.Student assaulted at Swedru during inter-co narrates his…
Kwadwo Twum Boafo is the CEO of Financial Intelligence Centre Ghana has successfully hosted the onsite visit for its Third Round Mutual Evaluation exercise, marking a major milestone in assessing the country’s compliance with international standards on anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing, and counter-proliferation financing (AML/CFT/CPF).The evaluation was conducted under the framework of the Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA), a specialised institution of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), in accordance with the benchmarks set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).Briefing journalists, the Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), Kwadwo…
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The Minority Caucus in Parliament has declared its firm commitment to defending Ghana’s Constitution in the ongoing controversy surrounding the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF), warning that any constitutional breach will not go unchallenged. Speaking at a press conference, the Minority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, stated: “We will die for the protection of Ghana’s Constitution.” “This is not rhetoric — it is a solemn duty. The DACF is constitutionally entrenched, and any attempt to subvert parliamentary authority over its allocation is unacceptable,” he added. Mr Annoh-Dompreh was responding to concerns over the 2025 DACF Guidelines issued by the Ministry of…
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President John Mahama A little over a year of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) being at the throttles of state, Ghanaians are in an auspicious position to assess their performance. Manifesto contents and the ability to implement the contents therein, especially the key elements, are considered when such assessment is made. That is not to say that governance quality is not a factor for such assessments anyway. For the purposes of this leader, we shall stick to the 24-Hour Economy policy upon which the NDC campaign was hinged. The 24-Hour Economy policy is the cornerstone of the NDC as…
“I am deeply honoured to be recognised among the Top 100 Influential Men and Women of 2026,” said Durban entrepreneur Pashkiran Reddy, following his nomination for the Influential Awards 2026.“I accept this not as a personal accolade, but as a reflection of the extraordinary teams, partners, communities and visionaries who are building alongside me.”Reddy will be recognised at a ceremony at the Sibaya Izulu Theatre on Saturday, April 18. After a rigorous selection process, he was chosen as one of the top 30 nominees from more than 200 candidates to represent Durban. The Influential Awards acknowledge 100 men and women…
Tolani Alli is a Nigerian storyteller, photographer and creative Global award-winning photographer, storyteller, and creative Tolani Alli held a masterclass on photography and visual communication in Accra, Ghana, on February 24, 2026.Tolani Alli, who is globally respected for her creativity and expertise, will take participants through photography, visual storytelling, and digital media techniques that make the contemporary creative person stand out.The programme, dubbed the Hatricks Masterclass, which was held in Accra on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, equipped participants with a major mind shift that will enable them to thrive in their careers.The target audience of the workshop includes visual storytellers,…
Baba Ali Yussif is the NPP parliamentary candidate for Ayawaso East The New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Ayawaso East, Baba Ali Yussif, has condemned vote buying while outlining plans to boost infrastructure development in the constituency if given the nod.He also pledged an effective parliamentary representation as his top priority ahead of the upcoming by-election in the constituency.Speaking in an interview on GhanaWeb TV, Yussif said residents are demanding improved infrastructure, particularly better roads, and a Member of Parliament who will be vocal and visible in Parliament.“You need development. You need infrastructure. The roads are not okay. The…
Bodo Glimt players celebrate as Inter Milan players saddened over UCL fiasco Atlético Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, and Newcastle United cruised into the Round of 16 of the Champions League, while Inter Milan were shockingly eliminated in a stunning outcome.The Italian giants were stunned by Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt after suffering a disappointing 2-1 defeat at the San Siro on February 24, 2026.The underdogs started the game fiercely, mounting pressure on their opponents, but there was no breakthrough as the first half ended goalless.The second half began with the home side pressing for the opener, but Bodø/Glimt capitalised on a loose pass…
Ghanaian rapper Medikal has received an international awards nomination for his “Beyond Kontrol” concert held at the Accra Sports Stadium in December 2025, with the show earning a place in the Concert of the Year category at the 43rd International Reggae and World Music Awards (IRAWMA), scheduled for May 17, 2026 in Lauderhill, Florida. The nomination marks a significant crossover moment for Ghanaian hip-hop. IRAWMA, founded in 1982, is one of the longest-running global music award institutions, traditionally anchored in the reggae and Caribbean music space. The inclusion of a Ghanaian hip-hop concert among its Concert of the Year nominees…
The Ghana Police Service has announced plans to roll out an automated traffic law enforcement programme known as ‘Traffitech-GH’ in the coming months.The initiative is expected to strengthen road safety enforcement and improve compliance with traffic regulations.The service disclosed that it is collaborating with the Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Transport, National Road Safety Authority, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, National Insurance Commission and the Ministry of Finance to engage Parliament on amendments to the road traffic regulations.In a public notice issued on Wednesday, February 25, the law enforcement agency noted that the amendments will pave the way for…
Dr John Abdulai Jinapor is the Minister of Energy and Green Transition The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has officially directed the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to investigate widespread reports that prepaid electricity credits are depleting at an unusually fast rate.The directive follows a surge in public outcry from consumers across the country who claim their power units are lasting significantly shorter duration than previously experienced under similar usage patterns.In a statement released via X on February 24, 2026, the Ministry’s spokesperson Richmond Rockson confirmed that the sector minister, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, is treating the matter as…
1 Babcock University, Ilisan, Ogun State, Nigeria has inaugurated a 55-man new Governing Council to provide strategic direction, policy guidance, and oversight. This came up during the orientation organised by the Education Directorate of the West African Division of the Seventh Day Adventist Church (WAD) to acquaint the council members of the university’s governance framework, statutory responsibilities, institutional policies, and operational procedures. Speaking, Chancellor of the university, Professor Bassey Udoh urged the council members “not to disappoint the over 400,000 members of the church that have chosen them”. Professor Udoh, who is also the president of WAD, outlined the council’s…
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty speaks during a joint press conference Speaking at a preparatory meeting in Cairo ahead of next month’s Paris conference in support of the Lebanese army, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty praised “the success of the Lebanese army in completing the first phase of the plan.””This achievement reflects the efficiency of the military institution and requires intensifying international support to complete the remaining phases of the plan,” Abdelatty said. Lebanon’s government last year committed to disarming Hezbollah, which was badly weakened in a recent war with Israel, and tasked the army with drawing up a plan…
Amazon Amazon South Africa has signed on as a Diamond Partner for Converge Africa 2026, the continent’s leading digital commerce and retail technology conference, signalling a deepening push by the e-commerce giant to develop local marketplace sellers and accelerate online retail adoption across South Africa. The partnership, announced on Tuesday, February 24, positions Amazon.co.za as one of the most prominent institutional presences at the three-day event, which runs from May 4 to 6 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CICC) and is expected to draw commerce leaders, fintech operators, fulfilment providers, and technology companies from South Africa and beyond.…
Heavy gunfire tore through the darkness. Terrified screams rent the air as men, old and young fell to a hail of bullets. For hours the rapid gunfire paralysed the atmosphere before an eerie stillness slipped in.After running out of bullets, the soldiers pulled out machetes. They rose and fell steadily as the sharp metallic edges sliced through human flesh and shattered bones. The nightmare started unfolding on the evening of Monday, February 10 1984.Thousands of men and boys were rounded up throughout the night. Many were picked up from their offices while others were taken from their homes. Armed soldiers…
When it comes to songwriting, Fameye does not rely on flamboyant metaphors or complex rhyme schemes to impress. His power lies in emotional honesty and lived experience. His pen is conversational, almost prayerful as though he is not performing at you but confessing to you.In an era where lyrical excellence is often measured by punchlines and verbal acrobatics, Fameye’s strength lies elsewhere: narrative truth.Emotional honesty as structureUnlike many artists who chase catchy hooks and viral phrases, Fameye writes from pain, gratitude, survival, and spiritual reflection. His breakout single Nothing I Get remains the clearest blueprint of this approach. The song…
Austin Kwabena Brako Powers Follow-up to NewsGhana’s reporting on the COCOBOD crisis Legal practitioner and policy commentator Austin Kwabena Brako-Powers has delivered a pointed two-front critique of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) crisis, dismissing the board’s salary cuts as a publicity stunt with serious legal risks while simultaneously warning the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) against converting the institution’s structural difficulties into a political scandal. Speaking on Tuesday, February 24, Brako-Powers described the decision by COCOBOD’s executive management to accept a 20 percent salary reduction, and senior staff a 10 percent cut effective February 16, 2026, as a “needless public…
Students who assaulted their colleague at Swedru have been arrested There is an uproar on social media following consistent cases of hooliganism in the 2026 Inter-Schools competitions across the country.In a recent video, a student from Obrachire SHS in the Central Region was seen being assaulted by individuals in uniform, who threw stones at him multiple times and physically attacked him. One individual who attempted to intervene was also assaulted, as both suffered beatings in the process.Student assaulted at Swedru during inter-co narrates his ordealPrior to this, there were other chaotic incidents, including students clashing and destroying seats at the…
Professor Isaac Boadi, IERPP Executive Director The recent turmoil experienced in the cocoa sector flowing from the government’s decision to slash cocoa prices from GH₵3,625 to GH₵2,587 poses long term risks to the cocoa industry, our environment and the economy. The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy, IERPP, has observed that the government’s given reasons for the price reduction have not met the happy agreement of cocoa farmers. They have roundly rejected the decision and criticized the government for exhibiting bad faith in the new price announcement. IERPP has analyzed the possible adverse impacts resulting from the current state…
Moving beyond stabilisation to structural reforms is our vision – President assures private sector
President John Dramani Mahama has said that the nation’s economic transformation depends on moving beyond mere stabilisation to structural reforms. He said this could be achieved through strategic partnership between the government and the private sector, adding that “stabilisation is not equal to transformation. We need to change our trajectory”. Addressing a gathering of private sector business leaders, ministers of state and heads of state agencies in Accra on Monday night, the President outlined his vision to reposition the country as the production hub in West Africa, anchored by a new national target; increasing the manufacturing sector’s contribution to Gross…
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has commenced a major infrastructure upgrade project to improve power supply quality and reliability in Adenta and its adjoining communities in the Greater Accra Region.The project involves upgrading the capacity of the Adenta Primary Substation from 40MVA to 80MVA to address the persistent erratic power supply caused by increasing load demand in the area.As part of the upgrade, ECG is installing two brand-new 30/39MVA power transformers to relieve the existing 20/26MVA transformers currently in operation at the substation. The installation forms part of ECG’s broader mission to provide quality, reliable, and stable electricity supply…
Members of the Onolieze community in Ugwuleshi, Awgu Local Government Area in Enugu State, have raised the alarm over a growing number of killings and rapes allegedly committed by armed herders, and have asked Governor Peter Mbah to intervene to save the community. They stated that they could no longer go to their farms or move around the community easily due to incessant attacks by armed herders. For several hours at the weekend, the community members blocked the busy Enugu-Portharcourt Highway in protest over the killings and to call attention to the plight. The protest, which saw them brandishing placards…
Nigerian female sensational singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has recounted being booed during a stage performance at a school event. Naija News reports that Tems, during an interview with Big Boy TV, recalled the challenges she faced in the early days of her music career. The R&B star said she was not only booed but was also harassed with plastic bottles. According to the ‘Crazy Tings’ crooner, despite the embarrassing incident and other such rejections, she remained determined to pursue a music career. She said, “I remember one time I was going to perform at my school as…
South Africa’s iGaming sector is entering an exciting growth phase powered by international partnerships, evolving product portfolios and a rise in digital engagement. Operators and suppliers are racing with intent to strengthen their foothold in the market which is projected to hit roughly £3.3 billion by 2030. Punters are increasingly reading BettingTop10 reviews to find the best betting apps in South Africa, which is contributing significantly to the iGaming boom. Read on as we analyse some of the latest developments in South Africa’s iGaming sector to understand how innovation and content expansion have become key tenets of the ecosystem. Live…
Wednesday 25th February, 2026 12:35 PM| By Ndiritu Wanjiru Mbadi during signing of loan deal with IFAD on June 23, 2025.PHOTO/@KeTreasury/X National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has said that Kenya has registered a slow but steady improvement in poverty levels since the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking while appearing before the Senate on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, Mbadi has noted that the health crisis reversed all previous development achievements. He still insists that the targeted economic interventions and recovery strategies are starting to produce tangible results. In a detailed analysis…
File photo of a worried woman Dear GhanaWeb,My husband was arrested three times for rape before I met him. I only found out after he got arrested twice, even after we got married, for the same thing. We’ve been married for three years. My husband hasn’t been jailed because he always buys his way out with money. He is always violent when it comes to sex. He was like that when we were dating, but I didn’t think it was an issue. It only became a problem for me after marriage, but I agreed to endure because he knows how…
The term “no-bed syndrome,” coined by health professionals to describe persistent challenges within Ghana’s healthcare system, has resurfaced in public discourse following the death of 29-year-old engineer Charles Amissah after a hit-and-run incident.Often, when “no-bed syndrome” is mentioned, it is commonly understood to refer to a lack of available beds in health facilities, a situation that frequently results in patients being denied timely medical care in Ghana.Bagbin pushes for emergency care law to curb ‘no-bed syndrome’However, Professor Titus Beyuo, Board Chairman of Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital and Member of Parliament for Lambussie, explained that the term “no-bed syndrome” encompasses many persistent…
GFA president, Kurt Okraku President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Okraku has complained about the level and standard of coaching in the country.According to Kurt Okraku, Ghanaian football has for years been confronted with persistent concerns about the steady decline in coaching standards and that gives him a big headache. Speaking at the CAF License A coaching course at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, the GFA president emphasized that refereeing and coaching remain key focus areas, with urgent reforms required to improve standards.“These two key need areas are refereeing and coaching. I have never, never, never…
The Herald has obtained details of the company behind the 12 articulated trucks carrying 44,055 packages of edible cooking oil, tomato paste and spaghetti, which the Ministry of Finance said attempted to evade taxes worth over GH¢85 million.One of the documents identified MAN-GOO LIMITED, with Post Office Box 2038, located at Sakumono, Accra, Ghana, as the importer behind the 12 trucks.They had lied about the number of trucks to carry their goods to Niger.According to official correspondence sighted by The Herald, the company sought permission to move the goods in transit from Togo through Ghana to Niger under Bill of…
The DG of the GMA with the three cadets who are embarking on the seatime training The leadership of the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) on Monday, February 23, 2026, held a high-profile send-off session for three Ghanaian cadets as they embark on a life-changing Seatime Training Programme with the Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC).This milestone marks a significant shift in the GMA’s mission to position Ghanaian talent at the heart of the global shipping industry.The three cadets: Albert Yaw Egyen, Bernard Bortey Alabi, and Mikim Kwesi Nixon were selected from a shortlist of 15, carved from an initial pool of…
A day’s workshop to equip journalists with skills for effective reporting on governance and corruption issues in Ghana has been held in Accra yesterday.Organised by the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), in partnership with the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), the programme brought together media practitioners, civil society actors and government representatives, among others, to build capacity for promoting accountability in the country.The workshop formed part of the “Anti-Corruption for Enhancing Governance and Accountability in Ghana” project, which seeks to strengthen public financial management, increase transparency, and enhance citizen oversight in local governance.In his remarks, the Project Director of Democracy…
Former presidential aspirant, Kingsley Moghalu, says the best choice he had ever made was to quit Nigerian politics. Moghalu, who said this in a post on his verified X handle, attributed his decision to personal fulfilment, family priorities, and disillusionment with the political system. He recalled how he abandoned his academic position in 2018 to contest the presidency in 2019. Recall that he attempted another bid in 2023 but withdrew after what he described as betrayal by political operatives on an alternative platform. “I decided it wasn’t worth the bother for someone who does not need the Nigerian ‘system’ to…
The youngest son of Zimbabwe’s late former President Robert Mugabe has been formally charged with attempted murder in a South African court.Bellarmine Mugabe, 28, was arrested last week after a 23-year-old man was shot and injured at a property in an upmarket suburb of Johannesburg. He was taken into custody alongside his bodyguard. Neither man has commented on the charges.Searching the property during their investigation, police have found bullet cartridges but no firearm so far.Bellarmine is the youngest son of Robert and his second wife, Grace Mugabe. Robert Mugabe, who died in 2019, led Zimbabwe for 37 years before being…
In this Business Talk with Michael Avery interview, Niall Kramer, National Spokesperson for the Offshore Petroleum Association of South Africa (OPASA), unpacks offshore gas drilling prospects in South Africa. Kramer is a veteran of the oil industry with nearly four decades of experience working at prominent petroleum companies. This includes serving as the CEO of the South African Oil and Gas Alliance (SAOGA) for four years and as the Regional Integrated Marketing Manager for Europe, Africa, and the Middle East at Chevron for over six years. Kramer also worked at Caltex for nearly nine years, serving in multiple managerial positions,…
The Duchess of Edinburgh has arrived in Kenya for a two-day visit centred on women’s contributions to peacebuilding and conflict resolution, following her recent trip to Somalia, just as a health update was issued for her husband.Sophie’s Somali visit, undertaken at the request of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, focused on conflict-related sexual violence and amplifying survivor voices.Her Kenyan programme will celebrate female leaders working across security, peacebuilding and business sectors.Meanwhile, Prince Edward withdrew from a royal engagement at St James’s Palace on Tuesday after falling ill with a cold.Duchess of Edinburgh arrives in Kenya after husband’s health update…
Ray Emodi is a Nigerian actor Nollywood actor Ray Emodi has announced that he has stepped away from acting, saying the decision was not easy but necessary.“I have stopped acting in films. I quit. There was a time I never thought I would say that sentence for a short period of time, but I won’t lie,” he said.Emodi revealed that safety concerns played a role in his decision. He recalled filming in a town where gunshots could be heard nearby.“I shot a film in a town that I won’t mention, but we were literally hearing gunshots. There was like a…
Logo of the Christian Council of Ghana The Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) has raised concerns over a series of conflicting political prophecies that emerged following the 2026 New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Presidential primaries, calling for a more responsible and accountable religious environment in 2026 and beyond.In a statement dated February 24, 2026, and signed by Rev Dr Cyril Fayoe, General Secretary of the CCG, the Council pointed to the wave of prophecies surrounding the January 31, 2026, polls, which saw former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia re-elected as the NPP flagbearer. “While some prophets predicted the outcome accurately, others…
Bodo/Glimt have qualified to the quarter finals of the UEFA Champions League The Newcastle United winger had just been asked whether he wanted Barcelona or Chelsea in the last 16 of the Champions League.”Anyone,” he immediately responded on Amazon Prime after his side beat Qarabag 3-2 to secure a dominant 9-3 win on aggregate.”Honestly, with this group of players, we will take anyone on. Especially with knockout football, we back ourselves. Bring on whoever’s to come.”It was a mindset shared by his manager.Newcastle have achieved their initial target of reaching the next round, but head coach Eddie Howe does not…
The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) The Public Relations Manager of the Shatta Movement, Sammy Flex, has confirmed that the group has received a court document from the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) regarding a request for Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale’s consent for the shipment of his yellow Lamborghini to the United States.In a social media post on February 24, 2026, Sammy Flex stated that the matter has been forwarded to the artiste’s legal team for the necessary action.“I wish to formally confirm, in my capacity as Public Relations Manager of Shatta Movement, that we have received a…
1 The Delta State Government has called on eligible youths across the state to take advantage of the ongoing application process for admission into the 78 Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA). In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Director General of the Delta State Bureau for Orientation and Communications, Dr. (Barr.) Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe said the State Government is encouraging qualified Deltans to apply to the prestigious military institution as part of efforts to strengthen the state’s representation in the Armed Forces of Nigeria. Oghenesivbe noted that the NDA’s academic and military training programmes align with the…
President John Dramani Mahama has said that the nation’s economic transformation depends on moving beyond mere stabilisation to structural reforms. He said this could be achieved through strategic partnership between the government and the private sector, adding that “stabilisation is not equal to transformation. We need to change our trajectory”. Addressing a gathering of private sector business leaders, ministers of state and heads of state agencies in Accra on Monday night, the President outlined his vision to reposition the country as the production hub in West Africa, anchored by a new national target; increasing the manufacturing sector’s contribution to Gross…
