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Ghana MPs donate to fight breast cancer with salary deduction
Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin has announced that 1,000 Ghana cedis will be deducted from the November salaries of each Member of Parliament to support the fight against breast cancer. The initiative is expected to raise approximately GH¢276,000, with the Speaker personally contributing to bring the total to GH¢300,000. The funds will be donated to the Breast Cancer Society of Ghana to support awareness campaigns, screening, and treatment efforts across the country. Speaking on the floor of Parliament on October 31, Mr. Bagbin highlighted the devastating impact of breast cancer on women and stressed the importance of Parliament's leadership in the fight. He expressed regret over the lack of attention given to...
Waste management crisis looms as Ghana providers demand payment
The Environmental Service Providers Association (ESPA) has called on President John Dramani Mahama to urgently direct the payment of outstanding arrears owed to its members for services provided since January 2024. ESPA's Executive Secretary, Ms. Ama Ofori Antwi, warned that the delay in payments has put many environmental service providers at risk of collapsing, and failure to act quickly could lead to a sanitation and public health crisis. Ms. Ofori Antwi stated that if the government does not release the funds by November 7, 2025, waste management contractors may be forced to shut down landfill sites and waste treatment facilities nationwide. She emphasized that without the release of payments, operations could not continue, and...
Police arrest kingpin with stolen bikes and drugs in Ghana
The Bono Regional Police Command has arrested 25-year-old Evans Ameyaw at Buoko near Chiraa for possession of stolen items and narcotic drugs. The arrest followed credible information about criminal activities involving the sale of stolen motorcycles and tricycles in the area. An intelligence-led operation by the Regional Police Intelligence Directorate (PID) led to Ameyaw’s capture on October 23, 2025, in the Wenchi Municipality. During interrogation, he admitted to working with others to commit these crimes. A search of his room revealed four motorbikes, two tricycles, and seven compressed slabs of suspected Indian hemp. All items have been retained for evidence. The police are working to identify and arrest other members of the...
Pork jerky recall - metal wires found in Golden Island snack
If you enjoy pork jerky, you may want to check your pantry. LSI Inc. has issued a recall for its Golden Island Fire-Grilled Korean Barbecue Pork Jerky after sharp metal wires were found inside the product. The recall affects approximately 2,277,540 pounds of jerky sold at Costco and Sam's Club nationwide. The affected jerky comes in 14.5-ounce and 16-ounce bags with "best by" dates from October 23, 2025, to September 23, 2026. Customers should look for the establishment number "M279A" inside the USDA inspection mark. The metal wires were traced back to the company’s conveyor belt, but no injuries have been reported. The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service is urging consumers not to eat the jerky. Instead, it should be discarded...
Ye drops new Yeezy Slides for just $20 each
Ye has released a new collection of Yeezy Slides, offering six versatile colors at an affordable price of $20. The colors include black, brown, blue, gray, white, and charcoal, staying true to the minimalist, neutral style that Yeezy is known for. The slides feature a one-piece construction made from soft EVA foam for comfort and a rigid outsole for traction and stability. Their lightweight design and ergonomic shape make them perfect for everyday wear, combining both style and practicality. Since their debut, Yeezy Slides have become a popular choice for casual footwear. This new release focuses on affordability, marking a shift from previous premium drops and aligning with Kanye’s goal of making his designs more accessible to a...
Nicki Minaj responds to Trump’s message on Nigeria’s Christian violence
Nicki Minaj has responded to Donald Trump's recent statement about the violence against Christians in Nigeria, expressing both gratitude and concern. On X, Trump declared that Christianity in Nigeria is facing an "existential threat" and called for U.S. lawmakers to investigate, citing the deaths of thousands of Christians and naming Nigeria a "Country of Particular Concern." Minaj shared her thoughts shortly after, saying that Trump's message gave her "a deep sense of gratitude." She reflected on the freedom to worship in the U.S. and emphasized that no one should be targeted for their religious beliefs. Minaj encouraged her followers to respect one another, regardless of differing beliefs, and urged them not to ignore global...
The Game blasts rap fashion, calls out 'girly' looks
The Game recently expressed his frustration with the current state of male rap fashion in a social media post, criticizing artists who embrace traditionally feminine styles. He voiced his concerns about the trend of rappers wearing nail polish and skirts, questioning how women are supposed to find masculine men in today's culture. Though he did not name specific artists, fans quickly pointed to figures like Lil Uzi Vert, who recently changed their pronouns to they/them, and Young Thug, who gained attention years ago for wearing a dress on an album cover. No rappers have publicly responded to The Game's post yet, but given the ongoing discussion around fashion in hip hop, it's possible that his comments could spark some reactions from...
Alabama man charged with threatening religious leaders
A small town in Alabama is at the center of a federal investigation after Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker of Needham was charged with threatening religious leaders in multiple states. Shoemaker is accused of sending disturbing messages to rabbis, imams, and churches in at least four states, including threatening voicemails. In one call to a rabbi, Shoemaker allegedly said, "I want you to die." Federal court documents reveal that Shoemaker also sent a threatening text to a mosque in Louisiana, warning of a "war." Despite the nature of his messages, Shoemaker told investigators he intended them as satire or psychological warfare, not genuine threats. Authorities found handwritten notes with personal information about the religious leaders, and...
Orlando airport chaos as air traffic controllers are absent
Orlando International Airport experienced major delays Thursday night after federal officials confirmed that no certified air traffic controllers were available to manage arrivals. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cited staffing shortages, which left the airport without authorized personnel to guide incoming flights safely. As a result, many flights were turned away or delayed, causing frustration and confusion for travelers. Although departures continued with limited supervision, arrivals were halted until certified controllers could resume their duties. This disruption was exacerbated by the ongoing federal government shutdown, which has strained air operations nationwide. The FAA stated that the shortage was temporary, but...

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