… Come experience the warmth, stand under a sky ablaze with stars, and discover for yourself why Alpine steals every heart that finds it.” About Enoch Worlanyo Enoch Worlanyo is an Accra-based international broadcast journalist, Head of Sports at Asempa FM, Adom FM, and Adom TV, co …
… Speaking on Adom TV’s Badwam, Mr Nukpenu questioned the NPP’s insistence on detailed procurement information, arguing that similar concerns arose during the COVID-19 pandemic. …
… Speaking on Adom TV’s ‘Nnawotwe Yi’, Dr Tutu-Boahene said the Chief Justice should look at the rules governing his position and, if he realises he has faulted, he should apologise. …
… Speaking on Adom TV on Monday, August 24, Dr. Boako argued that the three institutions cannot distance themselves from the financial outcome of the programme because of their respective roles in its implementation and financing. …
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… Speaking on Adom TV on Monday, August 24, Dr Boako alleged that the structure of the programme created opportunities for financial gain at the expense of the public purse. …
… Speaking on Adom TV on Monday, August 24, he questioned how GoldBod could describe itself as profitable if the reported overdraft remained outstanding. …
Bernice Agboada, who was unsure of her career path after school, joined the Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture programme and now runs a mushroom business under the brand Mushroom General, creating jobs for herself and other young people. She credits the training and mentorship with providing her practical skills and demonstrating agriculture's potential as a significant source of jobs and livelihoods for Africa's youth.
Bernice Agboada, who was unsure of her career path after school, joined the Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture programme and now runs a mushroom business under the brand Mushroom General, creating jobs for herself and other young people. She credits the training and mentorship with providing her practical skills and demonstrating agriculture's potential as a significant source of jobs and livelihoods for Africa's youth.
Ghanaian music group Praye performed at the Adom FM Y2K Jam event at La Palm Dome in Accra, celebrating 2000s music and culture. Praye Tiatia's performance, including the hit song "Angelina," was among the highlights, drawing enthusiastic crowd participation alongside other artistes.
International journalist Enoch Worlanyo, reporting from Accra, described Alpine, Texas as "The Eden of the Far West," and Alpine Mayor Catherine Eaves recently referenced his feature story in her own vision for the high-desert town, creating what the article describes as a transatlantic moment of pride.
NDC member Anthony Nukpenu has accused the NPP of hypocrisy for demanding detailed procurement information on the GH¢49.7 million evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa, arguing the party applied different standards during COVID-19 emergencies. Nukpenu said the Auditor-General will scrutinise the procurement process and that nothing will be shielded.
Dr Bernard Tutu-Boahene has called on Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to retract and apologise for remarks he made during visits to the Minerals Income Investment Fund and the Social Security and National Insurance Trust on 2 September, arguing that the Bangalore Principles governing judicial conduct require impartiality and propriety. Tutu-Boahene said such observations should have been kept private given the Chief Justice's office, though he acknowledged the Chief Justice is entitled to share his views as a Ghanaian citizen.
The 7th edition of PRURide will take place on 6 September 2026 at Borteyman Highway, with male elite cyclists covering 112km and female cyclists covering 67.2km. Winners in each category will receive GH¢15,000, with prize money also awarded to finishers placing 2nd through 10th and special category winners.
Dr. Gideon Boako, Deputy Ranking Member on Parliament's Finance Committee, attributes the reported GH¢22 billion loss under the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme to the collective responsibility of the Ghana Gold Board, Bank of Ghana, and Ministry of Finance, arguing all three institutions must account for the programme's structure, financing, and operation.
The Ghana Gold Board has rejected a claim by Tano North MP Dr Gideon Boako that it owes the Bank of Ghana an unpaid overdraft of about GH¢1 billion, describing the claim as "totally false" and accusing him of a deliberate smear campaign. Boako had questioned GoldBod's reported profit of GH¢907 million, arguing any outstanding liability should be reflected in its financial position.
Tano North MP Dr Gideon Boako has alleged that the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme was structured as a "profiteering scheme" resulting in a reported GH¢22 billion loss to the state. Boako said the scale of the reported loss warranted examination of how the programme was designed, implemented, and who benefited from transactions.
Tano North MP Dr Gideon Boako has disputed Ghana Gold Board's reported profit of GH¢907 million, arguing that an alleged GH¢1 billion overdraft owed to the Bank of Ghana should be reflected in its financial accounts. He contends that when the overdraft is accounted for, GoldBod would actually be in a loss rather than profitable.
Deputy Ranking Member Dr Gideon Boako has attributed the reported GH¢22 billion loss under the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme to collective responsibility of the Ghana Gold Board, the Bank of Ghana, and the Ministry of Finance, arguing that all three institutions cannot distance themselves from the financial outcome because of their respective roles in implementation and financing.
Benjamin Nsiah, Director for the Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy, says Ghana lacks the financial resources to immediately fix infrastructure causing recent nationwide power outages. He notes that demand in the Volta Enclave has outgrown infrastructure about 40 years old, and sustainably resolving the issue may take about a year.
Adom TV's Nkwa Hia Fit & Free Health Walk 2026 brought participants together on Saturday, August 15, for an outdoor exercise event themed "Come Fit, Leave Happier" that began at Ayi Mensah and trekked towards Lodge Tarven at Peduase to promote physical fitness, healthy living, and community engagement.
Adom TV presenter Cynthia Tima Yeboah has disclosed that she has been the only caretaker of her children for 14 years, covering school fees, shelter, and clothing entirely on her own while her ex-husband was uninvolved, describing the financial strain on her own home construction plans.
Anthony Nukpenu, the Greater Accra Regional Organiser of the NDC, has criticised the government's approach to tackling illegal mining, arguing that enforcement agencies lack adequate resources and equipment and that authorities must adopt a more proactive stance to prevent environmental damage rather than respond after it occurs.
Two male patients receiving treatment at Ejisu Government Hospital's Accident and Emergency Unit engaged in a violent fight that resulted in the destruction of desktop computers and other hospital equipment. One patient allegedly became enraged while on admission and attacked the other; health workers intervened but the scuffle caused damage, and the patient believed responsible remains under police surveillance.
The Ghana AIDS Commission reports 337,435 people currently living with HIV in Ghana, with Greater Accra recording 77,512 cases; Korle-Klottey, Tema, and Accra Metro are the highest-burden areas. The Commission urges intensified efforts in testing, treatment, and prevention to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, noting that 14 out of every 1,000 people are living with HIV and a significant proportion are between ages 15 and 24.
The Greater Accra Regional Minister says authorities have begun quietly demolishing structures obstructing drains and waterways to prevent flooding, with the military tasked to support the effort. The demolitions are part of a nationwide clean-up exercise scheduled for July 10–11.
The Executive Secretary of the Environmental Service Providers Association has questioned where waste collected during the government's planned two-day national clean-up exercise will be disposed, citing the absence of engineered landfill sites in Greater Accra Region and warning that waste is currently dumped at illegal sites and burned at night.
Former Dome-Kwabenya MP Sarah Adwoa Safo is receiving treatment at 37 Military Hospital following a Sunday shooting incident. According to a person coordinating her media briefing, approximately four or five bullet pellets have been removed from her head, and her condition deteriorated before she could address the media.
Bernard Bediako Baidoo, MP for Akwatia, has accused the previous NPP administration of failing the Ashanti Region over the stalled Afari Military Hospital project, stating the NPP had eight years in government to operationalise the facility but did not. He criticized the Minority for politicizing abandoned health projects and argued the focus should be on completing the hospital rather than scoring political points.
TikToker Priscywan has undergone facial surgery after years of trolling on social media over her facial features. A beauty facial surgeon who witnessed the bullying reached out and offered to perform the surgery for free, and Priscywan plans further extensive surgery.
The Multimedia Group has secured broadcasting rights to the Ghana Black Stars' international friendly matches against Mexico, Wales, and a third opponent yet to be confirmed, as the team prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. Ghana will face Mexico on May 22 and Wales on June 2, before opening their World Cup group-stage campaign against Panama on June 17.
Award-winning journalist Clinton Yeboah of The Multimedia Group Limited has been selected as one of three Ghanaians among 13 fellows across Africa for the eighth edition of the Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking and OSINT Fellowship, a programme designed to strengthen verification and accountability journalism across West Africa.
Gospel minister Piesie Esther said she would be pained if she wins none of her three nominations at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, taking place May 9 at the Accra International Conference Centre, though she would accept such an outcome and continue her ministry work.
The West African Examinations Council has adjusted examination questions and schedules to address cross-border leakages, including changing Ghana's exam start time from 9:00 am to 8:30 am to account for Nigeria's one-hour time difference.