BISHOP DANIEL Obinim, the leader of God’s Way International Ministry, was yesterday slapped with eight fresh charges, alongside his two associate pastors, for assaulting two presenters of Accra-based Hot FM and vandalizing property of the station. Bishop Obinim, who was … Continue reading →

When actor Colin Firth movingly portrayed King George VI and his battle to overcome his stammer to speak in public, he won an Oscar for his efforts. Yesterday, teenager Musharaf Asghar was also being given the celebrity treatment at college … Continue reading →

Residents of Abura Abaka in the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese (AAK) District of the Central Region were on Friday devastated by the news that a 44-year-old man, Jewel Nkum, had stabbed his 25-year-old girlfriend Josephine Asiedua, to death. The lifeless body of Asiedua, … Continue reading →

Francisca Ashietey Odunton, Acting Head of Legal Services at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), has been appointed Deputy Director General. A statement from the National Media Commission (NMC), signed by its Executive Secretary George Sarpong, said the appointment of Mrs … Continue reading →

President John Mahama says his critics should be patient with his Government because the bus of his administration is currently travelling in its “first gear”. Mahama told a gathering at Awutu Senya in the Central Region on Friday that he … Continue reading →

Jake Obetsebi-Lamptey, chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has reminded the Council of State about the need to revise the mode of appointing the top hierarchy of the Electoral Commission (EC), especially as the chairman of the Commission is … Continue reading →

A member of the clergy, Bishop Prince Bennie Wood, spokesperson for the concerned Clergy Association of Ghana has waded into the turf war between Nana Oye Lithur, Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection and her Deputy, Rachael Florence Appoh, … Continue reading →

There was another fire outbreak at Sodom and Gomorrah, Accra’s most prominent slum, last Thursday. Like other fires before it in Accra, it attracted the attention of many residents and the usual commentaries. As was expected, government agents such as … Continue reading →