The United Nations General Assembly has passed a resolution formally recognising the enslavement of Africans during the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity,” a step supporters believe could advance healing and justice efforts. The motion, put forward by Ghana, also encourages UN member states to consider issuing apologies and contributing to a […]
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) says it has made significant progress in its intensified nationwide clampdown on illegal mining, commonly known as “galamsey,” with dozens of excavators seized and hundreds of suspects arrested. Speaking at the NAIMOS Editors’ Forum and quarterly press briefing held at the Press Centre in Accra on Wednesday, March 25, the Director of
Kwesi E Baako has criticized the current state of morning shows, arguing that they have lost their original purpose of fostering serious discussions to shape national discourse. Speaking on his program on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Baako singled out media personalities such as Captain, claiming that their approach has “spoiled the image of morning
The Accra High Court has rejected a request by lawyers representing Gifty Oware-Mensah to suspend her criminal trial pending an appeal against an earlier ruling that she must provide a list of witnesses. The decision was delivered on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, during a case management conference. Under standard criminal trial procedures, the prosecution is required to
Kwesi E. Baako has strongly condemned recent remarks made by media personality Captain Smart, describing them as disrespectful and unfounded. Speaking on his show on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Baako reacted to Captain Smart’s comments calling former President John Dramani Mahama a “thief.” He labeled the accusation as outrageous and defended Mahama’s record. “How
President John Dramani Mahama has urged tenants to report landlords who demand rent advances beyond what the law allows, calling for stronger enforcement measures to prevent exploitation within the housing sector. During a meeting with Organised Labour at Jubilee House in Accra on Tuesday, March 17, he highlighted the increasing cost of housing as a
Kwesi E. Baako has raised concerns over media ethics and corporate credibility, questioning whether the pursuit of trends is overshadowing professionalism in Ghana’s broadcast space. Speaking on his program on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Baako criticized what he described as “waywardness” associated with broadcaster Captain Smart. He questioned whether the actions and style of
The images show residents, visitors, and invited guests gathering to share meals and celebrate together as part of the Tutukese festivities. The lunch formed part of activities marking the local festival, which brings together the community to celebrate their culture and heritage. The photos highlight scenes of traditional attire, communal dining, and lively interactions among
The Minister of State responsible for Government Communications, Felix Ofosu Kwakye, has defended President John Mahama’s decision to use a private jet owned by his brother for official international trips. He explained that the arrangement is only temporary and was made necessary because the state currently lacks a dependable aircraft for presidential travel. Speaking on
Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, Member of Parliament for Assin South and a member of the Minority in Parliament, has called on the NDC government to refund monies paid by applicants who were not selected after purchasing recruitment forms. Speaking to the media, Rev. Fordjour argued that it would be fair for the government to reimburse
