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SOTECH Annual Creative Exhibition: South Tongu Leaders Champion TVET as the Engine of Economic Growth
The South Tongu District on Friday witnessed a major display of technical skill and youthful innovation as the Sogakofe Technical Institute (SOTECH) hosted its Annual Creative Exhibition 2026. The event, held under the theme “Empowering Talent through Creativity, Innovation and Excellence,” brought together key political, administrative, and traditional leaders to celebrate the practical achievements of…
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Update on the two brothers who drown in the abandoned quarry.
Two brothers, Felix Dogbey, 18, and Christian Dogbey, 25, have tragically drowned in an abandoned quarry lake located between Live Donorkope and the Catholic Secretariat in the Akatsi South Municipality. The heartbreaking incident reportedly occurred on Friday, May 15, at about 4:00 PM when the two brothers attempted to rescue their nine-year-old brother, Eric Dogbey,…
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KETA: GNTDA Apprentices in Dzelukope Tegbi Zone Undertake Mock Examination
DZELUKOPE, Volta Region – Twenty-eight apprentices of the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association [GNTDA] in the Dzelukope Tegbi Zone sat for a mock examination on Friday as part of preparations for their final assessment. The examination was conducted simultaneously at two centers: Vui A.M.E Zion and Blekusu R.C. At Vui A.M.E Zion, 14 candidates—4…
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Ian-Calvin Gavivina Okudzeto has donated books and reading materials to help furnish the newly established Adidome Community Library.
In a remarkable show of commitment to education and literacy development in Central Tongu, Ian-Calvin Gavivina Okudzeto has donated books and reading materials to help furnish the newly established Adidome Community Library. The donation is aimed at supplementing the existing stock of books in the library to enhance reading culture and learning opportunities for students…
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Priest Collapses Into Grave During Funeral Prayers, Sparks Panic at Cemetery
Mourners were thrown into shock after a priest officiating a funeral service reportedly fainted during prayers and fell directly into an open grave at the cemetery. According to the viral video, the clergyman suddenly lost consciousness while praying over the deceased and collapsed onto the coffin that had already been lowered into the grave. The…
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A young man made a history by walking a 100km from Accra to Gyaketi.
History has been made in Asuogyaman district in the Eastern region of Ghana. Meet King Gaza, the first Man Who Walked From Accra To Akosombo Gyakiti : About 100km journey by Foot. He showcased his town (Akwamu Gyakiti) to the world. He currently hold the title in Asuogyaman and eastern region. Before you sleep note…
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Maxwell Lukutor Supports South Tongu Rice Farmers With Seedlings and Subsidized Tractor Services .
Nearly 200 rice farmers across the South Tongu Constituency have received rice seedlings from Hon. Maxwell K. Lukutor as part of efforts to boost rice production during the current farming season. The intervention is aimed at increasing local food production and improving the productivity of farmers within the constituency. In addition to the distribution of…
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Sad moments as 18 and 25 year old brothers drowned in abandoned quarry lake at Donorkope.
Two brothers, Felix Dogbey, 18, and Christian Dogbey, 25, drowned in an abandoned quarry lake at Live Donorkope in the Akatsi South Municipality while trying to rescue their nine-year-old brother, Eric, who was drowning. Felix succeeded in saving Eric but lost his life, while Christian also drowned attempting to save Felix. The brothers had travelled…
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South Tongu District Assembly Disburses Startup Kits to Persons with Disabilities to Boost Economic Independence.
The South Tongu District Assembly, through its Department of Social Welfare and Community Development, has officially distributed critical industrial startup kits and economic tools to seven Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) within the district in a decisive move toward poverty alleviation and inclusive local governance. The items, funded under the disability component of the District Assemblies…
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University of Health and Allied Sciences Holds 2nd Session of 10th Congregation
The Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, joined the Management, Governing Council, staff, students, and invited guests of University of Health and Allied Sciences for the 2nd Session of the University’s 10th Congregation held in Ho, where a total of 1,097 students graduated. In his welcome address, Chairman of the UHAS Governing Council, Prof. Kodzo…
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VRA DONATES EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO FLOOD-AFFECTED SCHOOLS IN NORTH TONGU
On Friday, 15th May 2026, the Volta River Authority (VRA) donated educational materials to selected schools affected by the flood situation in North Tongu. The items donated included 8,000 Exercise Note 1 books and 600 mathematical sets to support teaching and learning in the beneficiary schools. The schools that benefited from the donation are: –…
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KETU NORTH: Land Dispute Delays ECOWAS Market Project in Dzodze – Ketu North MCE
DZODZE – Plans to cut sod for the proposed ECOWAS market in Dzodze have been put on hold due to unresolved land issues, Ketu North Municipal Chief Executive Hon. Martin Amenaki has said. Hon. Amenaki disclosed this on Tuesday during the sod-cutting ceremony for the 24-Hour Economy Market at Dzodze Kave. He said the assembly…
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President John D. Mahama excused himself from presiding over the cabinet meeting that deliberated on the takeover of Damang Mines by E&P mining.
A report from the Jubilee House in Accra indicates that President John D. Mahama excused himself from presiding over the cabinet meeting that deliberated on the takeover of Damang Mines by E&P, a decision that is highly commendable given that the leader of E&P is President Mahama’s biological brother. This action aligns with Articles 284…
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Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang delivered the keynote address at the 16th Oxford Africa Conference, emphasising the need for grounded, disciplined and people-centred leadership in navigating an era of global disruption.
Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang delivered the keynote address at the 16th Oxford Africa Conference, emphasising the need for grounded, disciplined and people-centred leadership in navigating an era of global disruption. Addressing a distinguished gathering of leaders, academics and innovators, she underscored that while Africa faces persistent challenges, the continent equally possesses the capacity, talent…
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Update:Ketu North MP Calls for Directive on SOE Sponsorship of Award Schemes
The Member of Parliament for Ketu North, Hon. Eric Edem Agbana, has raised concerns over what he describes as a growing trend of State-Owned Enterprises sponsoring award schemes for CEOs, institutions, ministers, and other public officials.[SOEs] In a statement, Agbana said he had observed that some SOEs were being listed or advertised as sponsors of…
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GES Director General met With the Security Association to address concerns regarding Holidays and weekend Duties
The Director General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis, earlier today, 12th May 2026, held a productive meeting with representatives of the GES Security Association to address concerns regarding weekend and holiday duties. It will be recalled that members of the Association had, since 6th March 2026, withdrawn their services on…
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VRA Donates 6,500 Educational Items to Schools in South Tongu District
The Volta River Authority (VRA) on Thursday May 14th, 2026 donated 6,000 branded exercise books and 500 Mathematical Sets to selected basic schools in the South Tongu District. The donation ceremony, held at Sokpoe D/A Basic School, was attended by representatives from the District Education Directorate, Heads of the Beneficiary Schools, Schools Management Committees –…
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NPA and Ghana Police Deepen Collaboration on Petroleum Regulation
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) is strengthening ties with the Ghana Police Service to improve oversight of the petroleum downstream sector. NPA Chief Executive Mr. Godwin Kudzo Tamakloe Esq. paid a courtesy call on Western Regional Commander DCOP Frank Abrokwah as part of the effort. He was accompanied by Deputy Chief Executive Dr. Sheila Addo…
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A 33 year Old man set church Ablaze over false prophecy.
Oluwatosin Adegoke, a 33-year-old member of God of Truth Covenant Evangelical Church, Idimu, Lagos, has set the church ablaze over alleged fake prophecies by the owner of the church. Adegoke, was said to have got tired of the church’s purported deceit over false prophecies and burnt down the church. The church is located at Akinbolade…
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Update on the police officer who committed suicide.
A Police Officer, Chief Inspector Emmanuel Amoah who is stationed at Odorkor Divisional MTTD has committed suicide in his bedroom at a Police Rented Quarters located at Abossey Okai Post Office area, Accra. This incident happened yesterday, 14th May, 2026 at about 12:35 pm. The deceased was found with a sponge tied around his neck…
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The chief executive officer of the Ghana Library Authority and his delegates visited the Volta Regional Minister.
Hon. James Gunu receive the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Library Authority, Mr. Ziblim Alhassan, and his delegation on a courtesy call at the Volta Regional Co-ordinating Council. The discussions was focused on the state of library facilities in the Volta Region and ongoing efforts to improve access to quality learning spaces for students…
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Security Agencies Destroy 100 Bags of Seized Indian Herbs Worth Millions in Volta Region
Authorities in Ghana have reportedly destroyed 100 bags of Indian herbs valued at millions of dollars after the substances were confiscated at Dabala Junction in the Volta Region back in 2022. The operation was carried out jointly by the Ghana Immigration Service, Environmental Protection Agency, Ghana Police Service, alongside other security agencies as part of…
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A family allegedly decides to end their the 30years marriage.
A family has reportedly decided to end the marriage of 30-year-old Tsitsi Murakwani after she allegedly asked her husband, Tumai Karanda, 34, to try intimate styles he considered inappropriate. (Doggy-Style and Lick!ng) According to Tumai, the issue began three years into their marriage when Tsitsi requested certain bedroom activities that he said went against his…
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POLICE INSPECTOR DIES BY SUICIDE
A police officer, Chief Inspector Emmanuel Amoah, stationed at the Odorkor Divisional MTTD, has reportedly died by suicide in his bedroom at the police quarters near the Abossey Okai Post Office in Accra. The incident is said to have occurred on May 14, 2026, at about 12:35 p.m. The deceased is said to have been…
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The Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, says government will soon engage unemployed health professionals as volunteers under the Free Primary Healthcare Programme.
The Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, says government will soon engage unemployed health professionals as volunteers under the Free Primary Healthcare Programme. According to him, the move is to help solve staff shortages in health facilities while giving unemployed nurses, midwives, and other health workers the opportunity to gain experience and support healthcare delivery.…
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Hon. Eric Edem Agbenya show disappointed in the CEOs award
I have observed a worrying trend where many groups are organizing award schemes for CEOs, institutions, Ministers, and other public officials. Just as it happened under the previous administration, I have noticed that some State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) are being listed or advertised as sponsors of these awards. Respectfully, I believe it may be necessary for…
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Atifuifui: The Beloved Traditional Êʋê Snack That Connects Food, Culture, and Childhood Memories
Atifuifui: The Beloved Traditional Êʋê Snack That Connects Food, Culture, and Childhood Memories Among the many treasured foods of the Êʋê people of Ghana and Togo, Atifuifui remains one of the most loved traditional snacks that carries deep cultural memories, simplicity, and authentic local flavor. Though modern fast foods continue to dominate urban spaces, many…
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Get married early so that you don’t use your pension money to buy pampers, Methodist elder advise youth
A Methodist elder has advised Ghanaian men to marry early instead of waiting till old age before settling down. Speaking during a sermon, he said every sound and responsible man should be married by the age of 30. According to him, delaying marriage for too long could make life difficult later, especially when raising young…
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Mankranso SHS students engage in heated f!ght after WASSCE paper
Two students of Mankranso Senior High School were captured in a tense confrontation shortly after sitting for their West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) paper. The two boys are seen showing off their physical strength and exchanging aggressive moves as they prepare to fight. The altercation reportedly drew the attention of several onlookers at…
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Ghana Water Ltd Announces Temporary Water Supply Disruptions in Parts of Western Accra: Advises Residents to store water.
Management of Ghana Water Ltd has announced that the Weija Water Treatment Plant is currently facing technical challenges, resulting in reduced water production and distribution to several parts of western Accra. According to the company, the situation has caused erratic water supply and low water pressure in a number of communities. Areas expected to be…
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JOURNALIST NOAH DAMEH DIES AFTER PRISON ORDEAL
Reports indicate that journalist Noah Adamtey, popularly known as Noah Dameh, who was previously jailed over allegations of publishing “false news,” has died in 2023 before his trial could resume. Dameh, a former Deputy Station Coordinator at Radio Ada, was sentenced to 10 months in prison over a publication alleging police abuse involving a case…
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Man k!lled his friend and sold his body parts.
This 34 year old man named Okpegboro, from Ugheli North Area of Delta State, living in a town called Sagbama in Bayalsa State, called one of his friends in Delta State, who needed help and asked him to come over to Sagbama, and start commercial motorcycle riding business (Okada). Okpegboro convinced his friend that there…
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Young Ghanaians between the ages of 18 and 35 can now apply for start-up loans ranging from GH₵5,000 to GH₵500,000 under the government’s 24-Hour Economy
Young Ghanaians between the ages of 18 and 35 can now apply for start-up loans ranging from GH₵5,000 to GH₵500,000 under the government’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme (24H+). The initiative is aimed at supporting youth entrepreneurship, job creation, and business expansion across different sectors of the economy. In addition to the financial…
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Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh has literally begged Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz to include Dede Ayew in Ghana’s World Cup squad.
The renowned preacher and founder of Worldwide Miracle Outreach believes Dede Ayew still has an important role to play for the national team, especially when it comes to leadership and motivation within the camp. Rev. Dr. Tetteh argued that a player’s impact cannot always be measured by goals or statistics alone. According to him, Dede’s…
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Republic Bank Commissions Mechanized Borehole for Taviefe SHS
Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, joined Republic Bank Ghana, traditional leaders, and school authorities for the inauguration of a mechanized borehole project at Taviefe Senior High School. Also in attendance was the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ho Central, Hon. Stephen Adom. The Minister commended the bank for supporting the government’s efforts to improve…
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Government announces successful exist from the IMF Contract.
Government announces the successful conclusion of Ghana’s Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme with the International Monetary Fund, marking a major milestone in the country’s economic recovery and fiscal consolidation agenda. The achievement reflects the restoration of macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability ahead of schedule, following decisive interventions by the President John Dramani Mahama administration to…
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Gov’t to complete 35 Agenda 111 hospitals this year – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that the government will prioritise the completion of 35 hospitals under the Agenda 111 programme, as part of a revised strategy to phase out the project and ensure stalled facilities are put into use. Addressing the Northern Regional House of Chiefs during a courtesy call on Friday, May 15,…
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The Concern Foreigners Forum in South Africa urges the South African Police Service to halt the xenophobic attacks.
The Concern Foreigners Forum in South Africa urges the South African Police Service, the South African Government, the African Union, human rights organizations, and international human rights bodies to immediately investigate public statements and threats purportedly made by Phakela against foreigners in South Africa. No individual should employ fear, intimidation, or xenophobic rhetoric to threaten…
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Lucinda Naomi Otchere arrested for Allegedly engaging in child trafficking
The Ghana Police Service has arrested Lucinda Naomi Otchere, a midwife at Trust Mother and Child Hospital in Osu, for her suspected role in a child trafficking ring. This is one of the main reasons why many people are becoming scared of hospitals lately. Where are all these evil acts coming from? You’ll see some…
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Hon. Victoria Dzeklo, South Tongu DCE, expressed her disappointment during the sod-cutting ceremony for the new Sogakope Sports Complex.
Hon. Victoria Dzeklo, South Tongu DCE, expressed her disappointment during the sod-cutting ceremony for the new Sogakope Sports Complex. While the ceremony marked a huge milestone for sports and youth development in the Sogakope district, the DCE didn’t hold back on the challenges of land ownership. She lamented that projects intended to bring prosperity often…
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Ghana Immigration Service to Set Up Permanent Base in Akatsi North after Fruitful Meeting with DCE Hon. Bless Katamani.
Development and security in the Akatsi North District have received a major boost following a high-level consultative meeting between the District Chief Executive, Hon. Bless Katamani, and a delegation from the Southern Command of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS). The discussions centered on the establishment of a permanent district office to enhance border security and…
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NPP failed to continue Prez. Mahama sea defense projects, that’s why we are where we are today.
Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, has taken a sharp swipe at the NPP administration, blaming the worsening tidal wave crisis on the abandonment of sea defense projects initiated under President Mahama’s previous government. Addressing chiefs and residents of the affected communities during President Mahama’s assessment tour, Hon. Gunu expressed deep disappointment over the lack…
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Former Nigerian power minister sentenced to 75 years for laundering $24m
Saleh Mamman, a former Nigerian power minister, has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for laundering 33.8bn naira ($24.7m; £18.5m), a rare conviction against corrupt officials in the West African nation. Last week, Mamman was found guilty of 12 counts, including using private firms to funnel money linked to government-funded power plants. The 68-year-old…
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Forestry TCDA signs MoUs to boost beekeeping, rubber production and land restoration.
The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) to advance sustainable practices in Ghana’s tree crops sector. The agreements aim to integrate beekeeping, restore degraded lands, and develop rubber plantations to enhance production, environmental sustainability, and farmer livelihoods. A statement issued by TCDA and shared with the Ghana News Agency…
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Kenya’s tea sector under threat as climate change impacts flavour and yields.
Climate change threatens Kenya’s tea industry, report warns A new analysis by the United Kingdom-based charity Christian Aid has raised alarm over the future of tea production in Kenya, over climate change. Climate change threatens Kenya’s tea industry, report warns It warns that it is already affecting the flavour, quality and reliability of one of…
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SWIM appoints Evans Kyere-Mensah as global agritech, climate advisor .
The Student Workforce Innovation Movement (SWIM) has appointed Mr Evans Kyere-Mensah as its Global Agritech and Climate Innovation Advisor. Mr Kyere-Mensah will provide strategic leadership to expand SWIM’s programmes in agriculture, climate resilience, and next-generation food systems. A press release copied to the Ghana News Agency stated that he brings extensive experience in agribusiness development,…
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Forestry MoFA distributes over 1.2 million tree seedlings to farmers across 3 regions NewsForestry MoFA distributes over 1.2 million tree seedlings to farmers across 3 regions.
Hon. Eric Opoku, the Minister of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has presented 1,260,482 economic tree seedlings for onward distribution to farmers in the Bono, Bono East and Savannah Regions. The seedlings comprise moringa, cashew, and mangoes with farmers in Bono expected to receive 511,823 seedlings, Bono East, 352,135 seedlings and Savanna 396,524 seedlings. Speaking at…
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A Midwife at OSU Hospital arrested for selling children and recently receiving Ghç55,000 as payment involved in a missing girl child deal.
A senior midwife at Trust Mother and Child Hospital in Osu has been picked up by police over her involvement in a child traff!cking case linked to missing children and thousands of cedis in suspected payments. The suspect, identified as Lucinda Naomi Otchere, is said to be the head of the hospital’s Maternity and Labour…
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Dzodze – Kave 24hr market site officially handed over to contractor.
The DCE officially handed over the site for the 24-hour economy market project at Dzodze-Kave today to the contractor, KK Royals, to commence works toward the execution of this transformative project. This modern market will comprise lockable shops, open trading sheds and stalls, warehouses, cold stores, food courts, modern sanitation facilities, a transport terminal, and…
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A man was forced to marry a goat after caught having sex with the Animal.
A man identified as Charles Tombe from Khartoum, Sudan, was reportedly caught in an inappropriate act with a neighbor’s goat by local authorities. Rather than handing down a conventional punishment, the local council chose a rare traditional form of justice by ordering him to “marry” the goat. According to reports, Tombe was made to pay…
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