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Felix Kwakye Ofosu Rejects GH₵ 78 Million Allocation Claims Description: Felix Kwakye Ofosu has publicly denied claims that GH₵ 78 million was allocated to his office. This article explores the allegation, his response, and the wider context of political misinformation in Ghana. Introduction In the heat of Ghana’s charged political climate, misinformation can spread like wildfire— especially when public funds are involved. This week, former Deputy Minister for Information Felix Kwakye Ofosu found himself in the crosshairs of such a controversy, as claims emerged that GH₵ 78 million was allocated to his office during his time in government. However, he has firmly come out to reject the accusation, calling it baseless and politically motivated. In this article, we break down what was alleged, his response, and the broader implications for Ghanaian politics. What Was Alleged? Rumors and reports began circulating on social media and certain online platforms that Kwakye Ofosu was a...

  A Call for Unity and Renewal Description: Ghana has officially designated July 1st as a National Day of Prayer. This historic move invites citizens to seek divine guidance, promote peace, and foster national unity through collective reflection and spiritual commitment. Introduction In a landmark announcement, the government of Ghana has officially declared July 1st as a National Day of Prayer. This significant step marks a renewed commitment to spiritual reflection, peace-building, and national unity. The new observance will serve as a moment for Ghanaians of all faiths and backgrounds to come together and seek divine guidance for the nation’s progress and healing. Let’s explore the deeper meaning behind this decision, its relevance in today's climate, and how Ghanaians can participate meaningfully in this spiritual national moment. Why a National Day of Prayer? The decision to fix a National Day of Prayer on July 1st comes at a time when Ghana, like many nations, is n...

  A Step Toward Energy Sector Stability Description: In his recent address, President Mahama reassured Ghanaians that ECG will remain under state ownership and be revitalized. This move aims to stabilize the country’s energy sector and improve service delivery for all Ghanaians. In a recent public address, former President John Dramani Mahama provided Ghanaians with an essential reassurance regarding the future of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). Amid growing concerns about the privatization of the energy sector, Mahama made it clear that ECG will remain under state ownership and undergo significant reforms to improve efficiency and service delivery. This declaration brings much-needed stability to the country’s energy sector, which plays a critical role in Ghana’s overall development. Let’s explore how this commitment will affect both consumers and the broader economy. The Importance of ECG in Ghana's Energy Sector The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has been the ...