Stonebwoy says a major accident reshaped his life's purpose beyond just his health. The artist explained that an insurance payout from the incident let him finish high school. That financial support directly inspired him to start the Livingstone Legacy Educational Fund later on. The scholarship program helps kids without money chase their school dreams.
He described his drive as a mix of thankfulness and a goal to stop financial barriers from blocking talented youth. Through this fund, Stonebwoy has worked behind the scenes to change lives, focusing on social impact over publicity.
Gospel musician Kofi Owusu Peprah just dropped the video for his new track. The single called M’aseda, meaning Thanksgiving, features the well-known singer Diana Antwi Hamilton. The visual started circulating widely on television and online platforms, quickly gaining attention from fans who called it a timely and reflective piece.
Peprah explained that the song came from a place of deep gratitude as this year ends. He said it urges believers to acknowledge divine mercy and blessings, even after facing tough times and loss. The track mixes modern gospel with traditional Ghanaian worship styles, with lyrics focused on thankfulness and faith. Hamilton's strong vocals add a layer of spiritual intensity to Peprah's own heartfelt...
A prominent newspaper editor has raised a major alarm about the financial health of Ghana's cocoa board. Managing Editor Kwesi Pratt Jr. stated that COCOBOD is essentially bankrupt, with total liabilities far surpassing its assets. He attributed this dire situation to problems left by the previous administration, creating a huge burden for the current management led by CEO Dr. Randy Abbey.
Pratt's comments follow disclosures from Abbey about severe mismanagement, including millions in cocoa road contracts awarded without proper approval from the Public Procurement Authority. The journalist said these revelations confirm his earlier doubts about the extreme difficulty of running the board now. He called for people to rally together to...
Legal expert Stephen Kwaku Asare, known widely as Kwaku Azar, rejects the idea that the case against Ken Ofori-Atta is political. The professor argues that politically driven prosecutions typically single out opponents. He points out that this situation involves several private actors and companies, not just the former finance minister. The charges from the Office of the Special Prosecutor center on corruption, abuse of office, and broken procurement rules tied to a contract with Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited.
Azar made these comments on social media, stating that a political motive is not shown through press statements or foreign media interviews. He believes it is tested by a proper legal process. This counters claims from...
Malawi's government has clarified the details of Vice President Jane Ansah's private trip. The statement says her visit to the United Kingdom is approved for just five accompanying officers. It runs from late December into early January. Officials emphasized the budget was cut in half, covering only airfare and allowances. This reduction aligns with President Arthur Peter Mutharika's promised austerity measures since taking office.
The clarification follows public anger over leaked documents suggesting a fifteen-person delegation with much higher costs. The Vice President's office, through Press Secretary Richard Mveriwa, denied that those papers were official. They called the leaks misleading and stated they did not come from any...
A lawyer for Ken Ofori-Atta claims the former finance minister is not getting his legal rights. International attorney Enayat Qasimi told a major broadcaster that the case is politically driven. He called the INTERPOL Red Notice for his client both unjust and unnecessary. Ofori-Atta faces seventy-eight counts tied to a contract with Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited, known as SML.
Qasimi argued the notice was issued with bad intentions. He stated his client was undergoing medical care in the United States, a fact known to authorities, making the notice pointless. The lawyer insisted Ofori-Atta is committed to following Ghanaian law and will answer for his actions as minister. Meanwhile, Attorney General Dominic Ayine confirmed an...
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says his ministry will give a reward to St. Peter’s Senior High School. The school, located in Nkwatia-Kwahu within the Eastern Region, became the first to stop using the double track system. This system was started by the government to handle more students after free senior high school began. It split students into green and gold groups for alternating school and break periods.
The minister, who is also the Tamale South MP, announced the school will get infrastructure support. He commended the institution for implementing its own internal measures ahead of the official government timeline. Iddrisu emphasized the need for more targeted investment in high school infrastructure. This investment is meant...
A Muslim community in Tamale has started its yearly event marking the Prophet Muhammad's birth. The Qudwah Muslim Community launched its 2025 Mawlid celebration, a week-long program focused on his life and teachings. Spiritual leader Sheikh Amin Muhammad Bamba instituted the gathering, which carries the theme Beyond Borders: The Panoptic Mercy of Prophet Muhammad.
The launch brought together the Northern Regional Chief Imam, traditional leaders, academics, and scholars from across Ghana. Opening the event, Sheikh Bamba detailed the Prophet's life and his lasting impact on humanity. He highlighted universal values like peace, mercy, and tolerance as vital tools for today's social issues. He also addressed divisions within the Muslim...
A National Youth Authority official is telling young people to keep it chill this holiday. The Acting Chief Executive Director, Osman Ayariga, advised celebrating in moderation. He specifically warned against crime and drug use, noting those choices can lead to bad outcomes. Ayariga, who also works as the NDC's Deputy Youth Organiser, shared this message through the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment.
His statement connects to an ongoing anti-drug effort called Red Means Stop. This campaign targets a dangerous tramadol-based substance known as RED. Organized by the youth ministry, the Ghana Against Drugs initiative fights rising substance abuse. Referenced research indicates a serious problem, with over sixty-two percent of...
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