Sacred fire lamps from Jerusalem arrived at Kazan Cathedral. People brought the holy flames to the Northern capital through Pulkovo airport. These special lamps came directly from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Russian temples across the country.
The holy fire also reached Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Vladimir Yakunin delivered it there for Easter services led by Patriarch Kirill. Many important people attended this religious event. President Vladimir Putin joined the gathering with Sergei Sobyanin, Kirill Dmitriev, and other officials, and military members came to celebrate Easter too. The sacred flames play an important role during these special church services.
Mzbel feels frustrated about Ghana's job situation after her party's win. The famous hiplife star took to Facebook, sharing how people keep asking her for work help. She mentioned facing pressure from many groups, like constituency members, friends, family, new voters, also fans who need employment. During the campaign, John Dramani Mahaha talked about creating a 24-hour economy to boost jobs for Ghanaians. This plan aimed to increase local production, which would help export more goods abroad, thus creating work opportunities. The all-day business model was supposed to improve the country's financial situation through more employment chances. However, NPP Communication Director Richard Ahiagbah claims this promise won't happen any time...
The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo Markin, believes Ghana needs to help local businesses fight unemployment. He shared this idea at the Kwahu Business Forum last Saturday. Local companies need more support to create jobs for people across Ghana. He talked about how giving money to small businesses helps them grow bigger. This makes them hire more workers, which solves job problems.
Afenyo Markin thinks making a strong money system for local business owners should be very important to everyone. Many young people cannot find work today in Ghana. Building better ways for businesses to get money matters for both economic and financial reasons. Local companies play a big part in making Ghana successful in the coming years. The government...
Most people in Ghana want to see Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo removed from her job. Mussa Dankwah from Global InfoAnalytics shared this information on TV last Saturday. Their research shows 52% of people support removing her, even without knowing exactly what she did wrong. About 20% think she should stay, 18% feel neutral about it, and the rest have no opinion. President Mahama sent three petitions to the Council of State asking for her removal as allowed by the constitution.
NPP leader Richard Ahiagbah believes President Mahama has hidden reasons for wanting the Chief Justice gone. He thinks Mahama wants to put someone he likes in that position to help fire Electoral Commission leaders Jean Mensa and Bossman Asare. Ahiagbah said...
The Navrongo Traditional Council said a recent press event held on April 16 was full of lies spread by fake people with selfish plans. They called it a false show meant to attack Navro-Pio Asagepare II and stop legal changes in traditional leadership. A person close to real traditional leaders explained that these troublemakers are not actual kingmakers or elders from Navrongo. These people work as paid agents who try to bully and mess with the Navrongo business.
According to the source, no chieftaincy problems exist in Navrongo. The only issue comes from people using the media unfairly to pretend they have authority when they do not belong there. The real kingmakers have publicly stated they had nothing to do with the fake event. They...
Dr Clement Apaak says the government will keep its promises about education. He explains they have two main plans for college students: paying first-year fees and helping students with disabilities. The Deputy Education Minister mentions they have set aside money for these programs. He points out that this work started before the Mahama administration finished its budget planning. His team talks with schools to make everything happen correctly.
The minister shared that they expect to spend at least 340 million Ghana cedis on these programs. This amount might change depending on how many students enroll. Money has already been assigned for this project. Dr Apaak feels confident that resources will be available as needed. The government...
NPP Communications Director Richard Ahiagbah claims President Mahama wants to remove Chief Justice Torkornoo for hidden reasons. He believes the President aims to replace her with someone who will help dismiss Electoral Commission leaders Jean Mensa and Bossman Asare. Ahiagbah shared these thoughts during a TV show last Saturday. He mentioned that petitions against EC officials reached the President before those targeting the Chief Justice.
The NPP spokesperson explained that these earlier petitions remain unaddressed because they must first go to the Chief Justice, who decides if there is a case worth investigating. He stated he saw petitions dated January 17 still sitting on the President's desk. Ahiagbah questioned why these...
Ms Margaret Ansei leads the Ghana Enterprises Agency team and strongly supports their Mastercard Foundation partnership. She visited the Foundation office to check progress on projects like BizBox and thanked them for helping many people escape poverty through their work. She praised Country Director Rica Rwigamba and team members Gottfried Odamtten-Sowah and Joseph Boateng for their efforts toward better living standards.
The partnership aims to create 250,000 good jobs for young Ghanaians before 2027. Women will receive 70% of these opportunities, with 10% reserved for Persons with Disabilities. Other GEA leaders joined Ms Ansei, such as Habiba Sumani, who directs MSME Development, Philomena Norman from Women Entrepreneurship...
Margaret Naana Ackom has made history as the first female District Chief Executive for Gomoa East. Every assembly member voted to approve her nomination, giving her complete support from all 18 representatives. During her acceptance speech, she thanked everyone for their trust and promised to partner with assembly members, traditional authorities, and other stakeholders to develop the district.
She mentioned several problems that need fixing right away, such as poor school buildings, bad roads, limited clean drinking water, and not enough hospital facilities. Ackom expressed thanks to President Mahama for choosing her for this position, assured residents she would lead with everyone in mind focus on results. She previously worked as...
