Counsellor Lutterodt: London Road Trip Tarnished Ghana’s Image

Counsellor Lutterodt: London Road Trip Tarnished Ghana’s Image

Ghanaian popular counsellor, George Lutterodt, has expressed his belief that the recent Accra to London road trip adventure has cast a negative light on Ghana's reputation. The trip tarnished Ghana's image. A few weeks ago, news broke that thirteen Ghanaians were embarking on a daring journey from Accra to London by road, sparking a mix of curiosity and skepticism among the Ghanaian public. The trip The journey, which spanned thousands of miles and crossed multiple countries, garnered attention and admiration when the travelers announced their successful arrival in London on August 6, 2023. Many Ghanaians celebrated their feat as a…
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NLC President: Tinubu Opted for Private Jet to Cut Costs

NLC President: Tinubu Opted for Private Jet to Cut Costs

Tinubu Private Jet: Labour leader Joe Ajaero has shed light on a private meeting between President Bola Tinubu and organised labour amid nationwide protests over rising living costs. Ajaero disclosed that during the meeting, Tinubu highlighted his efforts to reduce the presidential fleet and overall governance expenses. Speaking on Channels Television's Politics Today, Ajaero revealed that the labour leaders raised questions about government officials' need to tighten their belts, prompting Tinubu to explain his approach to staff size, a point of criticism. The Case Tinubu presented his case, emphasizing that the hiring of numerous Senior Advisers (SAs) and "SAs to…
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Emerging: President Touadéra Seeks Victory

Emerging: President Touadéra Seeks Victory

In what opponents are denouncing as a sham, provisional results from a recent referendum in the Central African Republic (CAR) indicate that 95% of voters have endorsed constitutional changes enabling President Faustin-Archange Touadéra to seek unlimited re-election. However, critics have raised serious doubts about the legitimacy of the referendum, citing abysmally low voter turnout that some claim was as low as 10%. Civil War The backdrop against which this referendum was held is significant. CAR generally remains deeply entrenched in a civil war, displacing a third of its population from their homes. Amidst this turmoil, President Touadéra enjoys the backing…
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Genuine Goodness: Doing Good with Intention, Not for Attention

Genuine Goodness: Doing Good with Intention, Not for Attention

Genuine Goodness: In a world where social media often highlights acts of kindness, an evocative illustration captures the essence of true altruism. Picture a young man extending a helping hand to an elderly homeless man, while also capturing the moment with a selfie. The inscription reads, "Do good with intention and not for attention." In this blog, we delve into the profound message behind this artwork, celebrating the beauty of genuine acts of kindness driven by pure intention. A Moment of Compassion and Connection The illustration captures a heartwarming moment, where a young man selflessly reaches out to uplift the…
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Historic Road Trip from Accra to London by 13 Ghanaians

Historic Road Trip from Accra to London by 13 Ghanaians

A team of intrepid explorers, consisting of twelve men and one woman, has set out on an extraordinary journey. This trip covers an astonishing 10,000 kilometers from Accra, Ghana, all the way to London, UK. Their mission is not just a feat of distance but a celebration of adventure and the indomitable human spirit. A Historic Accomplishment With an estimated arrival in London on Sunday, August 6, or Monday, August 7, 2023, the team's daring expedition marks a historic milestone in cross-continental travel. Inspired by Exploration Speaking from Spain during an interview on Accra-based Peace FM, team member Saka revealed…
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History of Ghana

History of Ghana

As Ghana celebrates its founders today, let's take a look at the History of Ghana. From its early origins to its current standing as a developing nation in West Africa. Join us as we relook at the events, cultures, and significant milestones that have defined Ghana's identity. Ancient Roots: Tracing Ghana's Beginnings The history of Ghana dates back to ancient times, with evidence of human habitation dating as far back as the Paleolithic era. However, it was during the rise of the Ghana Empire in the 3rd century that the region witnessed the emergence of civilization. The Ghana Empire, not…
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We only live once? Nope we only die once.

We only live once? Nope we only die once.

In the pursuit of a meaningful existence, we often stumble upon profound reflections that challenge our perspective on life. A seemingly simple exchange between two individuals sparked a powerful revelation: "We only live once," proclaimed person 1, only to be met with a thought-provoking response from person 2: "Wrong! We only die once. We live everyday." In this blog, we look at the essence of this dialogue, urging you to embrace the gift of life and savor each moment with passion and purpose. Living Life to the Fullest The first statement, "We only live once," has become a widely used…
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Wendy Shay Advocates for Equal Treatment in Music Industry

Wendy Shay Advocates for Equal Treatment in Music Industry

Wendy Shay advocates for equal treatment in the Ghanaian Music Industry. Wendy Shay, the self-proclaimed dancehall queen of Ghana, has taken a bold stand against the unfair treatment and objectification of women in the music industry. In a recent interview on Berla Mundi's Day Show on TV3, she voiced her displeasure with labeling female musicians as 'female artistes,' while simply referring to their male counterparts as 'artistes.' Passionately advocating for equal treatment, Wendy Shay emphasized that women in the music industry work just as hard as men, if not harder, and deserve recognition as artists without any gender distinctions. She…
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Sprinter Named ‘Slowest Ever’, Responds After Criticism

Sprinter Named ‘Slowest Ever’, Responds After Criticism

Somali runner Nasra Abukar Ali, who recently became the subject of international attention, being named on social media as the "slowest ever". After a viral video showed her participating in a race, she has responded to the criticism she received. In a statement shared online, Abukar expressed her dismay at being labeled the "worst athlete in history" and defended her representation of her country despite being injured. Slowest Ever Recorded time in international competitions The video, which quickly spread on social media, captured the race at a university games competition in Chengdu, China. Nasra Abubakar Ali, representing Somalia, took nearly…
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Somalia Suspends Athletics Head After Viral 100m Race

Somalia Suspends Athletics Head After Viral 100m Race

A viral 100m race in China has caused a major scandal in Somalia's athletics community. The viral video, which showed a Somali woman far behind the other runners, has led to the suspension of Khadijo Aden Dahir, the chairwoman of the Somali Athletics Federation. The incident has sparked outrage and accusations of nepotism, as the runner was not a trained athlete. The Ministry's reaction The country's Ministry of Youth and Sports stated that Dahir will face legal proceedings for "abuse of power, nepotism, and defaming the name of the nation." The sports minister, Mohamed Barre Mohamud, has apologized, stating that…
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