Zenwood offers wellness-focused apartments in the Airport Residential Area, No. 37 Senchi Street, Accra. The project is the result of a collaboration between two incredible experts: Krafthaus Limited, the masterminds who map out what investors truly want, and MES Developers, the trusted construction and engineering firm that brings that vision to life.

The collaboration behind Zenwood is intentional. On one side is a consultancy specialising in real estate positioning, buyer insights, and market strategy, ensuring that every design choice aligns with what modern residents and investors value, in this case: calmness, greenery, sunlight, convenience, and lifestyle.

On the other side is MES Developers, a construction and engineering firm with over a decade-long track record of delivering durable, premium developments. Their technical experience transforms strategic concepts into tangible, high-quality living spaces. Together, they bring the market intelligence to shape what people want and the capacity to build it right.

By aligning customer needs, construction, and cost efficiency from the outset, the team has crafted a wellness-focused development that delivers market-leading pricing within one of Accra’s most prestigious locations, without compromising on quality, finishes, or long-term value.

The creation of Zenwood was not a result of chance but the culmination of extensive market research and a deep understanding of the luxury real estate landscape. Driven by the needs of both residents and investors, Zenwood offers fully fitted studios to three-bedroom apartments, thoughtfully layered across eight floors and designed to feel warm, private, and naturally connected. It features private balconies with greenery, offering residents incredible views of the Accra skyline and a quiet connection to the outdoors.

In real estate, location matters, and the Airport Residential Area remains Accra’s most refined and connected location, a serene enclave with embassies, private residences, boutique cafes, and the city’s finest dining. It offers the perfect mix of convenience and cosmopolitan energy, making it a leading choice for rental demand and a strong location for real estate investment.

As a prime location, the Airport Residential Area is connected to the business hubs and the rush of a bustling city; hence, we have intentionally designed Zenwood to be a quiet sanctuary through the installation of high-performance, double-tempered glass that keeps the city at bay while allowing natural light in.

Wellness flows through every layer as Zenwood was born from the idea that luxury living should feel calm, intentional, and attainable. A rooftop zen garden, zen yoga studio, gym, and swimming pool encourage balance, while concierge services, controlled access, and professional security ensure your safety. With professional facilities management, residents enjoy great living experiences, which in turn results in even better investment performance.

The aesthetic appeal of Zenwood is defined by clean lines and impeccable details that work together to elevate every moment spent within its walls. The interiors feature premium porcelain tile finishes and luxury bathrooms equipped with concealed sanitary fittings, creating a seamless and polished atmosphere. Beyond the visual beauty, the apartments have been powered by smart home systems that anticipate your arrival and offer you total control over your space.

To ensure a lifestyle of total convenience and security, Zenwood offers a comprehensive suite of world-class facilities and services. The infrastructure is built for total reliability, featuring solar power integration, a dedicated backup generator, a consistent water supply, and energy-efficient cooling systems. Every practical need is addressed through thoughtful additions like a dedicated waste chute and fire detection systems, all supported by a professional facilities management and rental team dedicated to maintaining the excellence of your investment.

By combining strategic marketing intelligence with construction precision, Zenwood Apartments redefines how real estate projects should emerge. It reflects a deep understanding of buyer expectations, a focus on long-term value, and quality that stands the test of time.

Starting from GHS 795,000, Zenwood is the market’s answer to refined, balanced living, and the definitive proof that the best strategy, built by the best hands, yields the best home and investments.

Visit www.zenwoodgh.com or call us on 0559 352 042 for more information.

Ghana international Antoine Semenyo capped off an impressive debut for Manchester City, scoring and registering an assist in the sides’ heavy win over Exeter City in the English FA Cup competition.

The Black Stars attacker, who joined the Citizens on Friday morning was swiftly handed a starting role, as Manchester City cruised to a resounding 10-1 victory over the lower-tier club in the round 3 of the Cup competition on Saturday, held at the Etihad Stadium.

Semenyo lasted 64 minutes, playing a pivotal role in the Premier League giants emphatic victory over their opponent. The Ghana international assisted Rico Lewis in the 49^th-minute before netting his debut goal for the club in the 54^th-minute following an assist from Rayan Cherki.

Having made an impressive start to Manchester City debut, the former AFC Bournemouth star will be hoping to maintain his momentum throughout the campaign.

The Ghana international completed a high-profile switch to Manchester City in the current transfer window, signing a five-and-a-half-year deal that will keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2031.

Semenyo enjoyed a meteoric rise to become one of the Premier League’s most feared forwards, earning him a significant move to Manchester City for a reported £65 million transfer fee.

Born in London to Ghanaian parents, Semenyo started his professional career at Bristol City before loan spells at Bath City, Newport County and Sunderland, further honing his craft.

After impressing at Ashton Gate, Bournemouth spotted his potential and captured his signature midway through the 2022/23 season from where his career has gone from strength to strength ever since.

Semenyo established himself as one Bournemouth’s most consistent performers this season, racking up 10 goals and providing three assists in the Premier League, further underlining his growing influence in England’s top flight.

Throughout his spell at the Bournemouth, the 25-year-old Ghanaian forward made 110 appearances for the Cherries, scoring 32 goals and registering 13 assists across all competitions.

The Obuasi Circuit Court has remanded nine suspects into police custody over their alleged involvement in an assault on police officers at the Tweapease Senior High School Park in the Ashanti Region.

The suspects were arraigned before the court on Thursday, January 8, 2026, and charged with assault on public officers following a viral video that captured the incident.

The suspects are Joshua Frimpong, also known as Joey B; Bannor Williams; Isaac Dwumfour, also known as Sporty; Evans Bannor, also known as Pressure King; Asiedu Ronald, also known as Case Close; Sarfo Alex, also known as Okele; Yaw Alex; Obidiaba Desmond; and Agyemang Emmanuel.

According to the police, the incident occurred at the Tweapease SHS Park, where the suspects, together with other accomplices who are currently at large, allegedly attacked officers who were on duty at the location.

The court ordered that the accused persons be held in police custody as investigations into the matter continue.

The Police Service has cautioned the public against attacks on law enforcement officers, warning that anyone who assaults police personnel will be tracked down and made to face the full rigours of the law.

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In the revealing documentary “Swallowed by Drugs,” Superintendent Mr. Godwin Kpakpoe Moi, Upper East Regional Crime Officer, sheds light on the multifaceted role of the Ghana Police Service in addressing drug and alcohol abuse, especially among the youth.

Supt. Moi emphasized that the police are not only focused on making arrests, but are engaged in a broad, strategic effort to prevent and reduce the consequences of drug abuse across the region. “Our work is layered,” he explained. “It involves intelligence, prevention, partnerships, and, importantly, protecting vulnerable groups such as the youth.”

A critical part of the police mandate is the enforcement of drug laws and the disruption of supply chains. Supt. Moi described how law enforcement agencies work to identify and dismantle the operations of drug producers, distributors, and traffickers. “We employ methods like surveillance, informant networks, undercover operations, controlled deliveries, and border checkpoints. The aim is to cut off the supply, because reducing the availability of drugs means fewer young people are exposed to them,” he noted.

When offenders are apprehended, the police seize drugs, chemicals, and other paraphernalia. In severe cases, assets such as vehicles and bank accounts used in trafficking are confiscated. These actions not only remove drugs from circulation but also disrupt the financial incentives driving the trade.

Recognizing that enforcement alone cannot solve the problem, Supt. Moi highlighted the importance of community policing. “We have become more receptive and open in our approach. We conduct outreach programs in schools, churches, mosques, youth clubs, markets, and lorry parks to educate people about the dangers of drug use and the tactics of dealers,” he said.

Through these outreach initiatives, the police inform the public about how drugs fuel crime and encourage citizens to report suspicious activities. They also work closely with schools, training teachers to spot early signs of drug use among students and establishing police-school liaison units to foster ongoing communication.

The police also collaborate with guidance counselors and social workers to direct at-risk youth toward help before addiction takes hold. “We are not therapists, but we play a key role in referring drug-dependent individuals to rehabilitation centers,” Supt. Moi explained. He stressed that not every case ends in prosecution; instead, the police support diversion programs, drug courts, and the reintegration of rehabilitated youth back into society.

Supt. Moi acknowledged the broader dangers of drug markets, which often attract violence, exploitation, fraud, and gang activity. “We work to remove dangerous individuals from the community, shut down drug dens, and patrol hospitals, schools, and community centers to keep them safe,” he said. The police also collaborate with health, education, and social welfare services, as well as with community and opinion leaders.

He cited international partnerships with organizations like Interpol and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), which provide training and resources for local officers to better identify and tackle the drug problem.

Supt. Moi concluded his remarks with a call for ongoing collaboration. The challenges posed by substance abuse, he said, require joint efforts from law enforcement, healthcare, social services, educators, community leaders, and the public. “Our fight goes far beyond the arrest of suspects. It is about prevention, education, protection, and giving the youth a fighting chance for a healthy, productive future.”

His message in “Swallowed by Drugs” reflects the police service’s evolving approach—one that balances enforcement with compassion, and recognizes that solving the substance abuse crisis demands the involvement of the entire community.