… Read Also: Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t fund National Cathedral; Christians can contribute towards it – Mahama He mentioned Parliament, the International Conference Centre, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital and the National Theatre as some of the facilities in the area. …
… Read Also: Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t fund National Cathedral; Christians can contribute towards it – Mahama He mentioned Parliament, the International Conference Centre, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital and the National Theatre as some of the facilities in the area. …
… He noted that the proposed site is already surrounded by major public facilities, including Parliament, the International Conference Centre, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital and the National Theatre. …
… Read Also: Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t fund National Cathedral; Christians can contribute towards it – Mahama He cited Parliament, the International Conference Centre, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital and the National Theatre as some of the major facilities in the area. …
… He mentioned Parliament, the International Conference Centre, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital and the National Theatre as some of the major facilities located within the area. …
I came across a story in the paper last week about the major transformations that the National theatre will be undergoing due to bilateral meetings between the Minister of commerce of the People’s Republic of China and stakeholders of the theatre. …
… The company’s 66th play, “Honey Trap,” an original work by acclaimed playwright Ebo Whyte, will take audiences to the National Theatre this September. …
… In June, Nortey staged the third edition of 3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey at the National Theatre, combining film, theatre and live character performance in a sold-out production that further demonstrated how a digital character and online audience can be translated into a broader li …
… The latest recognition comes less than two months after the successful third edition of 3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey, his flagship production that blended film, theatre and live character performance before a sold out audience at the National Theatre. …
President John Mahama says the National Cathedral was a personal pledge by former President Akufo-Addo to God, not government policy, and his administration will not continue it using taxpayers' money. Mahama said Christians in Ghana should mobilize resources themselves for the project.
President John Mahama says the National Cathedral was a personal pledge by former President Akufo-Addo to God, not government policy, and his administration will not continue it using taxpayers' money. Mahama said Christians in Ghana should mobilize resources themselves for the project.
President John Mahama said the National Cathedral was former President Akufo-Addo's personal religious pledge rather than a government policy his administration must continue, and that Christians should privately fund it rather than use taxpayer money.
President John Mahama outlined concerns over the National Cathedral project's financing using taxpayer money, its location amid major public facilities, and the demolition of public and private properties, while clarifying he is not opposed to the idea of a national cathedral.
President John Mahama says the Christian community has the capacity to finance the National Cathedral without taxpayers' money, suggesting that if Christians each contributed GH¢1,000, sufficient resources could be raised. He also raised concerns about the project's location, citing proximity to Parliament, the International Conference Centre, Greater Accra Regional Hospital, and the National Theatre.
President Mahama reiterated that taxpayers' money should not be used for the National Cathedral construction, arguing Christians should mobilise resources instead. He also cited concerns about the cathedral's location, given the concentration of major public facilities in the area and property demolitions required.
An opinion piece argues that travel influencers could help promote Ghana's secondary tourism destinations outside major cities like Accra, Kumasi, and Cape Coast, which face infrastructural challenges and low visitor numbers despite their cultural and natural attractions.
Fashion student Matilda Domfegro won the Miss Tourism Ghana 2026 title at the National Theatre in Accra, beating seven finalists in regional representation, tourism presentation, and Q&A rounds. She pledged to project Ghana's tourist sites and called for stakeholder collaboration to drive growth in the tourism sector.
Roverman Productions, marking 18 years and 66 theatrical productions, will premiere "Honey Trap," an original work by Ebo Whyte, at the National Theatre this September. The play explores love, trust, and manipulation through the story of Prince, a successful businessman whose ex-wife warns him he may be walking into a carefully constructed deception.
Actor and content creator Jeffrey Nortey received the Recognition for Outstanding Influence and Impact in the Digital and Entertainment Space award at the National ICT Week 2026 Recognition Awards on Friday, August 21, in Accra. He was also selected to participate in a "Creators' Exchange" session during the week to discuss policy and institutional perspectives on digital careers and businesses.
Actor and content creator Jeffrey Nortey won Comedy Skit Act of the Year and Comic Writer of the Year at the sixth edition of the Ghana Comedy Awards held in Accra on August 1, 2026. He retained the Comedy Skit Act of the Year title for a second consecutive year, adding to recognition he received at the 2025 edition.
Ghanaian playwright George Quaye is premiering Gayina's Pound of Flesh, an original African adaptation of The Merchant of Venice, at the National Theatre in August. Set in present-day Kumasi, the play explores religious intolerance, revenge, justice and forgiveness through a contemporary Ghanaian lens, following a traditional moneylender whose indigenous faith has made him a target of ridicule.
Storyteller Jeffrey Nortey has announced a live storytelling experience titled "3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey" scheduled for June 12, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the National Theatre, bringing his digital stories to a stage audience.
Reverend Canon Dr Lawrence Nene Kofi Tetteh urged political leaders, families, religious bodies and community leaders to work together to address social challenges hindering the growth and future of young Ghanaians, during the 2026 National Prayer and Healing Conference at the National Theatre in Accra.
An opinion piece examines whether Ghana's leadership over the past 33 years has meaningfully improved citizens' lives across education, healthcare, security, housing, and other sectors. The author argues that persistent challenges—including students studying under trees, bed shortages in hospitals, and maternal mortality—suggest insufficient progress.
'3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey' returns June 12 with a new concept that blends cinematic storytelling, live theatre and street expression, moving beyond the one-man stage format of earlier editions. The production has become one of Ghana's most anticipated independent theatre offerings, drawing full houses and earning praise for its originality, humour and social commentary.