The polling station organizer talking to Chairman Wontumi (sited in his car)

A video of a polling station organizer at Konongo Odumase in the Ashanti Region, urging the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to do everything possible for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to lead the party in the 2028 polls, has gone viral.

In the video, the grassroots member of the NPP stopped the party’s Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, while he was driving, to deliver a message.

The organizer stressed the importance of Dr Mahamudu Bawumia as the party’s flagbearer for the 2028 elections, citing his potential to revive the party.

“I strongly believe Dr Bawumia’s leadership would be instrumental in driving the party’s success,” he told Chairman Wontumi.

He further added, “Bring Dr Bawumia and I can assure you he will lead the party to power in 2028. The majority of the grassroots are rooting for him and so it will be apt to bring him back.”

On his part, Chairman Wontumi drew parallels between the current situation and the party’s past experiences, noting that delegates’ loyalty remains strong for the former Vice President.

He said he believes the same delegates who voted in 2023 will vote again in 2026 and their support for Dr Bawumia will be crucial in determining the party’s success.

The Ashanti Regional Chairman expressed confidence that Dr Bawumia’s leadership can drive the NPP’s resurgence.

He appealed to party delegates to rally behind the former Vice President, insisting that circumstances this time are in his favor.

Legal Practitioner and Foreign Policy Analyst, Dr. Liborous Oshoma, has stressed that Africa can only command respect on the global stage if it builds strength from within rather than relying on external handouts.

Speaking on JoyNews’ The Probe on Sunday, September 28, he noted that the continent must move beyond rhetoric and position itself as a serious player in global affairs.

“For Africa to truly show that we have arrived and deserve to be taken seriously, the first thing is to look inward and demonstrate our own strength. The world is moving towards a knowledge-based economy.

“What are we doing about our curriculum, about tapping into Africa’s inner strengths? If we wait for the world to give us handouts and then turn around to beg for a place at the table, nobody will take us seriously,” he cautioned.

Dr. Oshoma drew parallels with U.S. foreign policy, citing former President Donald Trump’s unapologetic approach to global politics as an example of how nations that have consistently positioned themselves strategically can dictate terms. According to him, Africa must do the same by strengthening regional integration and adopting a common policy framework under the African Union (AU). “At this stage, I think Africa has outgrown the phase of seeking applause for fine speeches. What we need is tangible results and a united front. With a common goal at the AU level, it will be almost impossible for the world to ignore Africa’s narrative,” he added

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Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party, Ing Kwabena Agyei Agyepong

Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and aspiring presidential candidate, Ing Kwabena Agyei Agyepong has revealed that he was ostracized by the party and sidelined for a decade, despite having committed no wrongdoing.

Speaking on Rainbow Radio 87.5FM’s Frontline, he said he felt isolated during that period, especially after dedicating his youth, resources and energy to the party’s success.

He emphasised that despite being sidelined for years, he remained loyal and committed to the NPP.

Agyepong, who is seeking the party’s presidential nomination, stated that his distinguished service and deep understanding of the party’s grassroots make him the ideal candidate to lead the NPP to victory in 2028.

“As party members, you know my struggles, sacrifices, and selflessness for the NPP. I understand your struggles too. For ten years, I was ostracized. From 2015 to 2025, it has been ten years. I was ostracized and banished to the side,” he explained.

“I did not explain myself because God took good care of me. He took good care of me because I cried out to Him and prayed for Him to come through for me, especially when I had done no wrong.

“I told God to come through for me because I had dedicated my youth to the party. I had been with the party in the dark days when people were in fear and could not speak for the party.”

He also used the platform to urge the NPP to win back the confidence of Ghanaians, particularly aggrieved party members.

Additionally, he called on the party to respect the electorate, avoid taking them for granted, and engage them with messages that resonate, thereby securing victory in the 2028 general elections.

Agyepong appealed to delegates to vote massively for him, stressing that he is a unifier, not a divisive or vile candidate.

“As delegates, with the people to decide who is elected, I am appealing to them to vote for me because I am a unifier. I am not a candidate who is divisive and vile. They know those who are like that.

“Vote for me because I have demonstrated loyalty and served the party well. I was a General Secretary who did his best in securing 169 parliamentary seats for the NPP in the 2016 elections.”

Legacy Girls’ College (LGC), Ghana’s leading all-girls private boarding senior high school, is celebrating a decade of empowering young women through a values-driven and future-forward education.

Launched earlier this year under the theme, “A Decade of Intentional Leadership: Empowering the Next Generation of Women,” the 10th anniversary recognises the school’s bold vision to raise caring, confident, and competent female leaders who lead with purpose and make a positive impact in the world.

“The future of work is no longer ahead of us — it’s here,” said Dr. Mrs. Ellen Hagan, co-founder. “At Legacy, we equip our girls to thrive in a world increasingly shaped by robotics and artificial intelligence. But beyond technology, it’s the human traits — empathy, integrity, emotional intelligence, collaboration — that will keep them relevant and impactful.”

Founded in 2015 by Dr. Hagan and Essie Anno Sackey, Legacy Girls’ College began with just 23 students and has grown into a thriving, full-capacity institution serving nearly 700 students across Ghana and beyond. The school’s philosophy is anchored in five core values: Integrity, Responsibility, Excellence, Ambition, and Determination — captured in the acronym I READ.

“We instil not just academic excellence, but also a strong sense of responsibility to others,” noted Mrs. Anno Sackey. “We want our girls to care — not only about their success, but about the world they’re stepping into and how they can make it better.”

The anniversary float which took place on Saturday the 27th of September, is one of many activities to celebrate God’s goodness to the school in its 10 years of existence.

 “This 10-year milestone is not just about the past,” said Board Chair Mr. Israel Titi Ofei. “It’s a recommitment to our mission — to nurture girls who will lead at every level of society, grounded in character and in competence.”

Instrumental to the school’s development is Mrs. Millicent Clarke, the third shareholder and director.  She commented as follows:

“Legacy continues to stand out because of its clarity of purpose and commitment to excellence,” she said. “We’re building an institution that lasts — and that starts with the girls we serve.”

Head of School Ms. Grace Edziyie emphasized that Legacy is more than academics:

“We challenge our girls to grow intellectually, emotionally, and socially. Our vision is to raise well-rounded young women who can lead with courage and character.”

Upcoming Events

                •             A Night of Worship – Saturday, 11 October 2025

                •             Climax: Speech & Prize‑Giving Ceremony – Saturday, 25 October 2025

                •             Fund‑Raising Dinner Dance – Sunday, 16 November 2025

                •             Carols Service – Sunday, 14 December 2025

These events bring together students, staff, alumni, families, educators, partners, and friends of the school to honour Legacy’s journey and to invest in its next chapter.

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Normal proceedings at the Suhum Circuit Court were briefly disrupted when a swarm of bees invaded the premises, forcing court officials, lawyers, and visitors to flee for safety.

The incident occurred around 1 p.m. on Saturday, prompting an emergency call to the Suhum Municipal Fire Station.

An 11-member team, led by ASTNO Duodu Michael, arrived at the court at 1:48 p.m. to assess the situation.

According to the Fire Service, the operation officially began at 1:58 p.m. as the team carefully worked to contain the swarm and restore calm.

It took two hours of effort before the bees were fully under control, and the court premises were declared safe for use.

Court staff and management, who had been forced to temporarily abandon their duties, expressed relief at the swift intervention.

They commended the firefighters for their prompt and professional response, which ensured that no injuries were recorded during the unusual incident.

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By Benjamin Asomah, GNA 

Berekum (Bono), Sept. 28, GNA – Madam Veronica Benewaa, the Assembly Member for the Nyamebekyere Electoral Area in the Berekum East Municipality, has lauded the assembly’s ‘pay-to-dump’ waste disposal programme implementation in the area. 

She explained that under the programme, the Assembly had put waste containers at strategic places that enabled residents to dump their household waste and paid some fees. 

In an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Berekum, Madam Benewaa said the programme implementation had improved environmental cleanliness as well as sanitation and waste management in the Municipality, saying the Assembly’s Internally Generated Funds (IGF) had also improved accordingly. 

She said: “Previously the residents just dispose of their household waste anywhere, contributing to poor sanitation and hygiene,” and commended Hajia Fatimatu Abubakar, the Berekum East Municipal Chief Executive for her innovations. 

She said with the programme execution, the Assembly had now taken charge of waste collection and disposal and advised the residents to change their attitudes towards waste disposal by dumping their refuse in the containers provided. 

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Edited by Dennis Peprah/ Christabel Addo 

Ghana has long been hailed as one of Africa’s most stable democracies, a nation where freedom of speech is not only guaranteed under Article 21 of the 1992 constitution but celebrated as a pivot of good governance.

However, in recent years, the very right that empowers citizens to speak their minds has been stretched to dangerous limits, especially on social media.

What started as harmless commentary has now escalated into a culture of insults, threats, and the spread of misinformation. Shockingly, even children and people expected to do better have all joined the bandwagon, boldly insulting elderly people on Facebook, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter). This worrying trend is fast eroding the respect, dignity, and responsibility that the Ghanaian society has always cherished.

A Culture of Insults Gone Wild
With internet penetration in Ghana reaching 24.3 million users by the start of 2025, social media has become the main platform for news, entertainment, and public discourse. But alongside the positives, the negatives are glaring. People now hide behind screens to launch personal attacks, threaten others, defame, malign, slander and circulate fake stories.

What was once seen as “just social media banter” is now creating real damage, broken reputations, rising tension, and even fear in some communities.

Why It Matters
Democratic Freedom Misused: Freedom of speech was never meant to be freedom to abuse. It is meant to give citizens this important tool to hold people in power accountable and contribute meaningfully to the growth pattern of the country. Channelling this freedom into insult will equally result in a weakened democracy which lacks the strong voice of citizens demanding accountability and making the much-needed inputs.

Impact on Children: Young people, instead of using the media for education and creativity, are learning disrespect and hostility. They are consuming toxic and unwholesome contents which carry words, terms and expressions that they must not get in contact with.

National Image: Ghana’s respected democratic reputation could be tarnished if these online behaviours are left unchecked. The insults moving from peers to leaders could easily cross borders and global levels. This will lead to the attraction of global shame and a downgrade in the respect for the country.

The Call for Action
Many Ghanaians believe it is time for the government, communication regulators such as the National Communications Authority (NCA), and other institutions like the National Media Commission (NMC) to step in with laws and policies needed to tame this menace. Clear policies, digital literacy programs, and stricter monitoring of online platforms could help reduce the level of disrespect, threats, and misinformation.

Social media companies also have a role to play by introducing stricter verification systems, stronger reporting tools, and promoting positive content.

Conclusion
Ghana must not allow its enviable democratic freedom to be drowned in a sea of online disrespect and misinformation. Freedom of speech is a right, but with it comes responsibility. It is time for parents, schools, government, regulators, and the platforms themselves to rise up and restore order in our digital space.

The media is powerful; it can build or destroy. Ghana must choose wisely.

By: Sophia Arthur/Broadcast Journalist and student at UEW

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A barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana, Lawyer Lawrence Kwesi Botchway Jnr, has described as a complete fabrication the Cybersecurity charges leveled by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) against former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau, Kwabena Adu-Boahene.

In a statement released under the headline “President Mahama Exposes EOCO’s Deception,” on September 28, 2025, the legal practitioner argued that EOCO’s posture in the matter exposes a troubling disregard for fairness and justice.

The lawyer narrated the events surrounding his client’s ordeal, beginning with what he described as a “shabby treatment” meted to them on April 30, 2025.

He said Adu-Boahene, his wife Angela Adjei Boateng and an associate, Mildred Donkor, together with their lawyers, were subjected to unusual treatment at the hands of armed officers.

“On the 30th day of April 2025, at 4:30pm, Kwabena Adu-Boahene, his wife, Angela Adjei Boateng, Mildred Donkor and their lawyers in ordinary clothes, were ordered by armed men into a car to leave the premises of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to an unknown place,” the statement recounted.

According to Botchway, a scuffle broke out when the lawyers sought an explanation for the detention but they were eventually taken to the High Court “at that late hour when the Attorney-General and his Deputy were comfortably seated.”

He further alleged that the Attorney-General had already filed 11 counts of criminal offences by 12:32 p.m. that day, catching the defence team off guard.

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The charges against Adu-Boahene included stealing, defrauding by false pretences, wilfully causing financial loss to the state, using public office for profit and obtaining public property by false statements.

Citing from the charge sheet, Botchway highlighted the central accusation, “That you on or about February 5, 2020, in Accra and within the jurisdiction of this Court, did under the guise of procuring a cyber defence system for the Republic of Ghana from ISC Holdings Limited, dishonestly appropriate the sum of about Twenty-seven Million and One Hundred Thousand Ghana cedis (GH¢ 27,100,000.00) belonging to the Republic of Ghana with the intention of depriving the Government of Ghana of the said amount.”

The lawyer, however, rejected the narrative advanced by EOCO and the Attorney-General’s department, pointing out that the charges repeatedly hinged on the claim that no cybersecurity defence system was ever delivered.

“The Attorney-General’s Hallelujah chorus is that the alleged crimes were under the guise of procuring a cyber defence system for the Republic of Ghana from ISC Holdings Limited,” he wrote.

Botchway accused EOCO, led by Raymond Archer, of deceiving the Attorney-General with false reports.

He stressed that EOCO claimed to have investigated and discovered that “no cybersecurity system of the description in the January 30, 2020 contract was ever received” by the Bureau of National Communications or its successor agency, the National Signals Bureau.

He quoted directly from the prosecution’s fact sheet, “Further investigations have revealed that no cybersecurity system of the description in the January 30, 2020, contract was ever received by the Bureau of National Communications or by its successor agency the National Signals Bureau or by the Government of Ghana.

“An inventory confirmation from the National Security Secretariat shows that the equipment was never received into stores as is the practice in the public services.”

Botchway asserted that the system was indeed delivered and is currently in use by the state.

He noted that President John Dramani Mahama, during his September 10, 2025 Presidential Media Encounter at the Jubilee House, inadvertently confirmed its existence.

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“The Commander-in-Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces, President John Dramani Mahama, blew the cover of Raymond Archer to the effect that those who foul the media space with inflammatory language can be tracked through their IP Address and prosecuted. That is a direct reference to the functionality of the cybersecurity defence system,” Botchway argued.

He further disclosed that ISC Holdings Limited, the company contracted to supply the system, had confirmed in writing that the equipment was delivered, a claim he said completely undermines EOCO’s position.

Describing the charges as a clear case of “official deception,” the lawyer warned that such conduct was “cancerous to nation-building.”

He went as far as invoking scripture, stating, “EOCO is violating the Ninth Commandment, You shall not lay a false charge against your neighbour (Exodus 20:16).”

Botchway also criticised the silence of the current National Security leadership, which he said continues to benefit from the system Adu-Boahene procured but has failed to defend the truth.

“Fellow Ghanaians, the irony is that the succeeding National Security is silent and giving oxygen to EOCO’s official deception,” he stated.

He ended his statement with gratitude to the President for shedding light on the matter, declaring, “Thank you, President. The sun does not set in EOCO.”

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The Federation of African University Sports (FASU) has extended its warmest congratulations to the University for Development Studies (UDS) following their 2-1 victory over Brazil’s Paulista University at the 2025 FISU World University Football Cup — a first in the competition’s history for any African university.

Ezedeen Alhassan scored in extra time to complete a comback for UDS.

The Ghanaian side had to dig deep after Gabriel Viera stunned them with a goal in the opening 30 seconds of the match.

But UDS refused to bow out, with captain Asigre Sulemana striking late in injury time to level the score.

In a statement released on September 28, FASU praised UDS and the wider Ghanaian university sports community, hailing the triumph as a moment of immense pride for the entire continent.

“On behalf of the entire African university sports family, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you, the University for Development Studies, and the wider Ghanaian university sports community on your historic victory,” the statement read. “This achievement is a source of immense pride not only for UDS and Ghana, but for Africa as a whole.”

The victory, which saw UDS crowned champions after an intense final match, has been widely lauded as a transformative moment for African university sport.

FASU highlighted that the team’s performance not only demonstrated athletic excellence but also reflected the strength of leadership at UDS, the unwavering dedication of coaches and players, and the solid backing of the Ghana Universities Sports Association (GUSA).

More significantly, the win has earned African universities additional slots in the 2026 edition of the tournament — a development FASU called a “true milestone.”

“Beyond winning the trophy, your success has secured additional slots for African teams in next year’s edition, opening greater opportunities for our continent to shine even brighter on the global stage,” the statement added.

FASU also paid tribute to key individuals behind the victory, including UDS Vice-Chancellor, Professor Seidu, and Head Coach Tanko Ibrahim.

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“We salute you, your students, and the entire UDS community for flying the African flag so high. May this victory inspire even more growth, confidence, and excellence in university sports across our continent.”

READ ALSO: UDS make history as first African champions of World University Football Games

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September 28, 2025

The Green Stay Initiative was started by the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra in an effort to improve sustainability in the hospitality sector. This action has raised the bar for environmentally friendly behavior in Ghana and throughout West Africa. Unveiled on the hotel’s grounds, the Green Stay Initiative emphasizes the growing significance of sustainability in the travel industry and how important such actions are in the battle against climate change.

Key stakeholders from a range of industries, including government representatives, corporate executives, and sustainability specialists, came together at the event. It was evident that they were all committed to a sustainable future for the area’s tourism industry. The program is regarded as a trailblazing step toward a more environmentally conscious hospitality industry that adopts green practices while providing guests with opulent experiences and first-rate service.

Commitment to Sustainability: A Shift in Mindset

The Green Stay Initiative was introduced to foster an eco-conscious hospitality model in Ghana. The General Manager of Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra, Isaac Okpoti Adjei, emphasized that sustainability is not merely a trend or a buzzword. Instead, it has become an operational necessity and a moral obligation within the industry. The focus, according to the General Manager, is on redefining the guest experience by merging “conscious luxury” with environmental responsibility.

The hotel has already begun embedding sustainability in its day-to-day operations. This includes the implementation of energy-efficient lighting, the use of smart water systems, and a reduction in food waste. Additionally, local sourcing of ingredients is a key element in Mövenpick Accra’s efforts to minimize its carbon footprint and support local businesses. While these practices represent a solid foundation for the Green Stay Initiative, the hotel management is clear that the full potential of sustainability will only be realized if the entire hospitality ecosystem adopts similar measures.

A Holistic Approach: Beyond the Hotel Walls

The Green Stay Initiative aims to revolutionize the hospitality sector by demonstrating how sustainability should permeate every part of hotel operations and even extend beyond hotel walls. Isaac Okpoti Adjei emphasized that hotels cannot tackle sustainability in isolation. He called for cooperation with suppliers, partners, and local communities to create a more sustainable hospitality industry.

The hotel’s sustainability efforts include aligning with international standards for sustainable sourcing and supporting circular economies. The aim is to shift away from the use of single-use plastic products and encourage the industry to adopt more sustainable practices. In fact, Mövenpick’s parent company, Accor Group, has already eliminated over 50 single-use plastic products in 88% of its properties globally, marking a significant step towards reducing waste in the hospitality sector.

By incorporating sustainable practices into every aspect of their operation, Mövenpick Accra is leading the way in a growing trend of hotels and hospitality businesses incorporating green practices into their business models. The initiative is not just about reducing the hotel’s environmental impact but also about influencing the broader hospitality industry to take similar action.

Government Support for Sustainable Tourism

Mövenpick’s Green Stay Initiative aligns with Ghana’s national development goals, and the event was graced by prominent figures from the Ghanaian government. Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, the Minister for Works, Housing, and Water Resources, highlighted the importance of private sector leadership in fostering sustainability within the tourism industry. He commended Mövenpick for setting an example of responsible business practices that support the government’s long-term sustainability agenda.

The government of Ghana has already made strides in promoting green initiatives. Measures such as tax incentives for businesses that adopt green technologies, as well as technical support for eco-friendly projects in the hospitality sector, are already in place. Furthermore, the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre is offering facilitation for sustainable tourism projects to attract both local and foreign investments in eco-tourism.

These measures are part of a broader effort under the government’s RESET agenda, which focuses on creating a regulatory environment that supports green growth. Among the initiatives outlined are plans to integrate green building standards into all new public infrastructure, promote renewable energy solutions, and deepen alignment with climate adaptation strategies. The government’s commitment to sustainability aligns with Mövenpick’s Green Stay Initiative, creating a platform for collaboration that will help both the private and public sectors meet their shared goals.

The Role of Tourism in Ghana’s Economic Future

Tourism is one of Ghana’s most significant economic sectors, contributing $4.8 billion to the country’s GDP in 2024. As a sector, it is vital that tourism’s growth is not achieved at the expense of the environment. Minister Lydia Lamisi Akanvariba, representing the Tourism Minister at the event, emphasized that tourism cannot flourish without clean air, safe water, thriving ecosystems, and well-preserved natural and cultural heritage.

She pointed out that climate change and biodiversity challenges were already having a tangible impact on the country’s tourism sector, citing coastal erosion in Cape Coast and threats to forest reserves like Kakum and Mole. The Green Stay Initiative addresses these concerns by encouraging sustainable tourism practices that safeguard Ghana’s natural beauty and heritage for future generations.

The initiative not only calls for the reduction of the tourism industry’s environmental footprint but also highlights the importance of education and collaboration across all sectors. Mövenpick has committed to holding quarterly workshops and collaborating with policymakers, academic institutions, and other industry partners to build capacity within the hospitality and tourism sectors.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Sustainable Hospitality in Ghana

As the Green Stay Initiative moves into its next phase, Mövenpick is focused on creating long-term, meaningful impacts in Ghana’s hospitality and tourism industries. With sustainability as a core value, the hotel aims to create lasting change by influencing guest behaviour and industry practices. This will not be achieved through one-off actions but rather through an ongoing commitment to sustainable operations, collaborative efforts with various stakeholders, and continuous education and engagement.

Every small sustainable decision—from reusing towels to sourcing local food—can create lasting positive impacts. The Green Stay Initiative exemplifies how sustainability, when integrated into a hotel’s operational DNA, can drive industry-wide change while providing guests with memorable, responsible luxury experiences.

Conclusion

A major shift in the way sustainable tourism is viewed in West Africa has been brought about by the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra’s Green Stay Initiative. The hotel sets a great example for other hospitality companies to follow with its emphasis on environmentally friendly procedures, operational sustainability, and local collaborations. Ghana’s sustainable hospitality industry appears to have a bright future thanks to government policies, cross-sector collaboration, and a dedication to educating both industry participants and visitors.

Reducing a single hotel’s environmental impact is only one aspect of the Green Stay Initiative. It’s a rallying cry for the hospitality industry as a whole to reevaluate its environmental impact and cooperate for a more sustainable, greener future.

[Image Source: Mövenpick Hotels and Resorts Official Website]