Togbe Afede XIV — Agbogbomefia of Asogli State and former President of the National House of Chiefs; recently advocated for Supreme Court appointment reforms and addressed corruption and justice access.
… cebook , Emunah described his decision to resign as a difficult one. “It is with a heavy heart that I announce my decision to resign from my position as Managing Director of our dear Accra Hearts of Oak.” He also expressed gratitude to the club’s Board, led by HRH Togbe Afede XIV …
… A relaunch ceremony was organised at the Accra International Airport with Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of Asogli State and Founder and Board Chairman of AWA, in attendance alongside a delegation from Asogli State. …
… Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of Asogli State, represented by Togbe Ayim Adzokoto III, Paramount Chief of Takla, called for practical measures to integrate technology into education while ensuring that schools in rural and underserved communities were not left behind. …
… Also present was the Paramount Chief of the Kpenoe Traditional Area, Togbe Kotoku XI, who represented the Agbogbomefia of Asogli State, His Royal Majesty Togbe Afede XIV. …
… She also questioned why prominent businessman and traditional leader Togbe Afede XIV did not seek another term as President of the National House of Chiefs, alleging that vote-buying discouraged his participation. …
The Queen Mother of Ho-Dome in the Asogli Traditional Area, Mama Atrato II, has alleged that vote buying prevented Togbe Afede XIV from seeking a second term as President of the National House of Chiefs. …
Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of Asogli State, has called for a review of the appointment process for Supreme Court judges, questioning the absence of a constitutional upper limit. …
… Chairman of the event, the Agbogbomefia of the Asogli Traditional Area, Togbe Afede XIV, called for reforms to the appointment of Supreme Court justices, advocating the introduction of a constitutional cap on the number of judges to prevent any future expansion for political purp …
The President of the Asogli Traditional Area and former President of the National House of Chiefs, Togbe Afede XIV, has questioned the continued expansion of the Supreme Court without a constitutional cap on the number of judges. …
Julius Ben Emunah has resigned from his position as Managing Director of Accra Hearts of Oak less than a year after being appointed in February 2026. Emunah, who previously held senior positions at the Ghana Football Association, said he is stepping down but will remain a committed supporter of the club.
Julius Ben Emunah has resigned from his position as Managing Director of Accra Hearts of Oak less than a year after being appointed in February 2026. Emunah, who previously held senior positions at the Ghana Football Association, said he is stepping down but will remain a committed supporter of the club.
Julius Ben Emunah has announced his resignation as Accra Hearts of Oak Managing Director, ending a seven-month tenure that began in February 2026. Emunah, who previously served as Head of Competitions at the Ghana Football Association, said he remains a committed supporter of the club despite stepping down.
Africa World Airlines has resumed direct flights between Accra and Abidjan after nearly four years of suspension due to COVID-19, with service running four times weekly. The inaugural flight occurred on August 31, 2026, with an approximate one-hour flight time, expected to boost business, tourism, and regional integration between Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
Speaker Alban Bagbin called for greater recognition and support for private schools at Ghana's National Association of Private Schools conference, describing them as key investors in the nation's development and urging policymakers to regard them as valued partners rather than pressure groups.
The 2026 Asogli Te Zá (Yam Festival) was officially launched in Ho on August 12, 2026, under the theme "United in Purpose, Investing in People and Infrastructure for Sustainable National Development," bringing together traditional leaders, government representatives, and business stakeholders from the Volta Region. The launch featured cultural performances and provided a platform for stakeholders to engage on collaboration and development opportunities.
Mama Atrato II, Queen Mother of Ho-Dome, has alleged that delegates in the Volta Region's Council of State election were paid GH¢5,000 each to vote for particular candidates, and that delegates were transported and accommodated at a hotel in Sogakope. She attributed the Volta Region's slow development to the monetisation of the electoral process over competence.
The Queen Mother of Ho-Dome has alleged that vote buying, including distribution of vehicles and cash by government officials, prevented Togbe Afede XIV from seeking re-election as President of the National House of Chiefs. She described election practices within the chieftaincy institution as heavily influenced by money and inducements, and welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to abolish the delegate system.
Togbe Afede XIV, Agbogbomefia of Asogli State, has called for a review of the appointment process for Supreme Court judges, citing the absence of a constitutional upper limit on the number of justices and saying the current arrangement creates room for political considerations. Speaking at the Supreme Court's 150th anniversary durbar, he urged reforms to strengthen public confidence in the administration of justice.
Vice-President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed the government's commitment to strengthening Ghana's justice sector as an investment in democratic future, stating that proposed constitutional reforms will be pursued in collaboration with the Judiciary, Parliament, academia and civil society. The Chief Justice also announced a major digital transformation of the Judiciary, with electronic filing, authentication and service of court processes to commence on October 1, 2026.
Former President of the National House of Chiefs Togbe Afede XIV has cautioned that the absence of a constitutional limit on Supreme Court appointments could be exploited to advance political interests, and called for a critical review of the judicial appointment process to safeguard the court's independence.
Speaking at the Supreme Court's 150th anniversary celebration, the President of the Asogli Traditional Area said high legal representation costs remain a major obstacle preventing many people from obtaining justice, urging the legal profession to ensure access regardless of financial circumstances.
A delegation representing Togbe Afede XIV and Chinese partners conducted a feasibility assessment at Kpeve Water Treatment Plant to support a proposed expansion aimed at increasing the facility's production capacity and improving potable water supply across the Volta Region.
Accra Hearts of Oak's Board of Directors inspected the club's technical centre at Kpobiman on Sunday to assess readiness for pre-season and review the restructured academy system. The Hearts Africa Football Academy will serve as permanent home for the club's youth teams and administrative headquarters, with the Board Chairman emphasising the need for proper maintenance and promising completion of remaining infrastructure including an on-site hotel and event centre.
The Agbogbomefia of the Asogli State warned that corrupt practices undermine Ghana's development, describing corrupt citizens as "termites" weakening the nation's foundations and urging Ghanaians to uphold integrity and accountability in public and private life.
Edward Ekow Obeng-Kenzo, Chief Executive of the Volta River Authority, has been named Energy Sector Chief Executive of the Year at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit in Accra, marking his second consecutive recognition of this award. The honour recognises his exemplary leadership and strategic direction in Ghana's energy sector and VRA's reliable electricity supply and contribution to affordable power generation.
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has begun a stakeholder engagement tour of the Volta Region to reinforce peace, strengthen security operations, and deepen collaboration with traditional and religious authorities. The tour includes planned meetings with Christian and Muslim leaders, Zongo Chiefs, and security agency heads to address emerging security concerns and enhance coordination.
Former Adentan Member of Parliament Kojo Adu-Asare, diagnosed with kidney failure in January 2020, underwent dialysis three times weekly for six years before receiving a successful kidney transplant. His journey has become a story of faith, resilience, and human kindness across political divides.
The President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana (ICAG) has stressed that public trust in institutions is closely linked to accountability and ethical governance, urging accountants to uphold integrity amid emerging technologies like AI and rising demands for transparency. Speaking at the opening of the 2026 Accountants' Conference in Ho, attended by about 2,500 participants, he noted that sustainability reporting is becoming mandatory globally and emphasized Ghana's readiness for the future of professional accountancy.