Ghanaian artist and cultural icon Okyeame Kwame is in New York working on his soon to drop album. Speaking exclusively to Ghnewsnow, Kwame hinted that he is dropping 16 solid tracks featuring 16 different African artists from Zimbabwe, Senegal, South Africa etc. He says he is topping that all up with a ‘Repatriation tune’ featuring […]
Ghanaians may soon wake up to a new bill that could potentially be the full endorsement for the introduction of GM foods into the country. Even though government who is funding the bill claims it is to help farmers and the general public, most Ghanaians don’t seem convinced. In this episode of GhMixMixx, KwesiEswuon Baako
A REJOINDER TO THE PGG’S PASTORAL LETTER ABOUT THE VERY REV. DR. YAW FRIMPONG-MANSO On Saturday April 16, 2016, the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) yet again experienced one of its darkest moments as the news media buzzed with the publication of articles on the resignation of the Very Rev. Dr. Yaw Frimpong-Manso from the pastoral
WASHINGTON — African American Liberation icon Harriet Tubman’s image will soon adorn the face of the new American $20 bill. She replaces former US President Andrew Jackson. This was made known by Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew on Wednesday in what has been dubbed “the most sweeping and historically symbolic makeover of American currency in a
“Surely, an individual with 5GHC worth of vegetative material on his or her person cannot be considered a danger to anyone” Issued By The Rastafari Council Of Ghana Today marks the International Day of Marijuana dubbed 4/20, a day set globally by marijuana advocates to call for the legalization of the herb. The Rastafari Council
Interestingly, the accounts, as narrated to the ONEGHANA team indicates that Tetteh Quarshie actually smuggled eleven pods of cocoa (not beans), hidden in his tool box across borders and oceans into Ghana. By Bright Oppong The euphoria and frenzy that have always characterized the celebrations of the Easter Monday had drawn lovers of pleasure
Food Sovereignty Ghana calls on the Speaker to order publication of a report on the “consultations” that the Select-Committee on Constitutional, Legal, and Parliamentary Affairs undertook, following his request for “further consultations” with stake-holders on the Plant Breeders’ Bill when it came before the House on 11th November, 2014. This call follows rather strange
Source: zimbabwedaily.com Some 13 Zimbabwean women have been rescued from Kuwait and are now home. The news comes as Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengegwi has warned Zimbabweans being offered lucrative job opportunities and generous scholarships outside the country to be careful. Mumbengegwi has expressed concern over reports coming from the embassy in the state
Source: nbcnews.com President Obama’s first morning in Cuba began with a visit to a local hero’s memorial and culminated with a meeting with his counterpart, Raul Castro, where Obama was expected to press for speedier economic reforms and improved human rights. Obama, the first American president to visit the Communist island nation since Calvin
Ghana’s Deputy Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Dr. Dominic Ayine, has called on the International Criminals Court (ICC) to be fair in it’s handling of prosecutions. Dr. Ayine asked the ICC to end the selective prosecution of Black African leaders. Speaking at the first International forum of the ICC at the Ghana Institute of Management
