Enoch Mensah is calling for support to send Ghanaian teachers on an educational tour to Dubai, recognizing their hard work and sacrifices. He’s seeking sponsors to help make this dream a reality for teachers.
Enoch Mensah appeals for support to send teachers abroad
Mensah launched a campaign to fund a tour to Dubai for Ghanaian teachers.
The initiative aims to recognize teachers' dedication and offer professional growth.
The full tour package costs $17,500, but many teachers can't afford it.
Challenges in making the trip affordable
Teachers with 20+ years of service struggle to afford the tour due to family responsibilities.
Despite a discounted price, the cost remains too high for many.
Mensah is seeking public sponsorship to cover...
Hon. Edem Kofi Kpotosu and Hon. Stephen Adom recently toured eight ongoing development projects in the Ho Municipality, showcasing significant progress and future plans for the region.
Inspection tour highlights ongoing projects in Ho
The two-day tour covered multiple projects, including health centers and classrooms.
The projects, funded through the District Assemblies Common Fund, are valued at around GH¢10 million.
The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Adom, praised contractors for their commitment to the projects.
Contractors show improved performance and interest
Adom attributed contractor interest to increased financial support for the municipality.
The nurses’ quarters at Tokokoe are 75% complete and expected to finish soon...
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied rumors that DVLA services would be extended to Ghanaian missions abroad. No such approval has been granted.
Ministry denies approving DVLA services abroad
The Ministry dismissed reports that the DVLA would offer services in countries such as the US and the UK.
No directive has been issued to diplomatic missions regarding driver's license services.
The Ministry emphasized that there's no record of any policy approval for the initiative.
Public urged to verify information before trusting media reports
The Ministry urged media outlets to fact-check before publishing.
It reassured the public that transparency and fiscal responsibility remain a priority.
Claims of DVLA staff deployment overseas...
Ghana is making strides toward better political financing with a new Draft Model Bill, aiming to curb the influence of money in elections. A regional forum in Wa kicked off the discussion.
Forum discusses Ghana’s political financing reform
The CDD-Ghana and NCCE hosted a forum on February 25, 2026, in Wa.
It aimed to gather public input on the Draft Model Political Financing Bill.
The bill targets reducing the growing influence of money in politics.
Officials emphasize the need for better enforcement of laws
NCCE's John Yibile stressed that good governance goes beyond amenities.
He urged proper legislation for future generations, citing Ghana's legacy.
He called for stronger law enforcement once the bill is passed.
Concerns over...
Tempter Paul Tungwarara is now part of ZANU PF's Central Committee, taking over from Doroth Mabika. The party sees this as a fresh injection of new blood.
Tungwarara co-opted into ZANU PF Central Committee
Tempter Paul Tungwarara replaces Doroth Mabika for Manicaland.
Christopher Mutsvangwa announced the decision at the Politburo meeting.
ZANU PF aims to bring in young, business-minded individuals like Tungwarara.
A 65-year-old man is heading to prison after hacking into DStv systems and selling illegal subscriptions. The court gave him a relatively light sentence, but he still faces a hefty fine.
Man sentenced for hacking DStv system and offering pirated services
Geoffrey Bushby, 65, got nine months for illegally providing DStv subscriptions.
Three months were suspended, but he must pay a US$300 fine for the rest.
Bushby advertised his services on WhatsApp and used a Xiaomi TV Box S for access.
How Bushby’s illegal DStv operation was busted
Bushby posed as an official agent while running the scam.
He used social media and WhatsApp to offer access for US$300 a year.
A MultiChoice undercover agent set up a trap, leading to his arrest.
Police...
Two tragic drowning incidents have prompted a safety warning from the ZRP after lives were lost at two separate dams during water-related activities.
Drownings at Gweru and Wedza raise alarm
Edwin Chingandu and Philemon Matawire drowned while performing Manzuzu rituals.
The bodies were recovered a day later by the ZRP Sub Aqua Unit.
Another pair, Munyaradzi and Haggai Tambaoga, drowned while fishing at Manyasaland Dam.
ZRP urges the public to prioritize water safety
The ZRP is advising caution around water bodies after the two incidents.
Both tragedies highlight the risks of water activities in the region.
The Sub Aqua Unit retrieved all four bodies in the days following the drownings.
Wicknell Chivayo has promised to reward Zimbabwe's cricket team with US$1 million for their Super Eight achievement, but there's a catch—he needs President Mnangagwa’s approval first.
Chivayo pledges US$1 million for the Chevrons
Chivayo announced the reward for the Chevrons after reaching the Super Eights.
The payout is contingent on approval from President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Despite a loss to India, Chivayo praised their victories over Australia and Sri Lanka.
Chivayo’s gifting raises eyebrows
Chivayo has given millions to various public figures and groups.
His donations often align with Zimbabwe’s political establishment.
Critics suspect his generosity might be tied to Mnangagwa’s political ambitions.
The president dismisses the...
Zambia just shot down part of a massive U.S. health aid deal over concerns it doesn't fit with their priorities. They want more control over the terms before moving forward.
Zambia rejects part of the US$1 billion health aid deal
Zambia rejected a section of the U.S. funding deal over misalignment with its interests.
The deal offered US$1 billion over five years for HIV, malaria, and health improvements.
Zambia was expected to co-finance $340 million, but the government had issues with the terms.
Zambia’s decision is part of a broader trend in Africa
Zambia’s cautious stance mirrors other African countries rethinking foreign aid.
Zimbabwe recently walked away from a US$350 million health deal due to sovereignty concerns.
The Zambian...
