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In a historic and culturally rich ceremony held on January 19, 2025, Daasebre Boamah Darko II, Chief of Akyem Kukuratumi and Adontenhene of the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council in the Eastern Region, enstooled Mr. Jacob Anin Kyeremanteng as the new Chief Linguist of the palace. This significant appointment comes after a 27-year vacancy following the demise of his predecessor, who was also a member of his family. The colorful event, marked by deep traditional rituals and symbolism, signifies the commitment of the palace to enhancing communication and fostering unity in the community. Mr. Kyeremanteng, visibly elated, expressed profound gratitude to God and the kingmakers for bestowing this honor upon him. He acknowledged the weight of the responsibility and pledged to work diligently to promote peace and sustainable development in Akyem Kukuratumi. “I am deeply humbled by this honor and vow to use my position to strengthen the bonds of unity and foster progress within our community. My...

A deadly confrontation erupted at Obuasi in the Ashanti Region, leaving over 7 illegal miners (galamseyers) dead and several others injured following a clash with AngloGold Ashanti security personnel. The violent encounter has further heightened tensions in an area already grappling with illegal mining invasions. The tragic incident reportedly unfolded when a group of illegal miners attempted to expand a narrow pathway on AngloGold's concession despite repeated warnings to vacate the premises. Eyewitnesses revealed that the miners, instructed by their leaders not to carry weapons, were met by security personnel who demanded they halt their activities and leave. According to one survivor, the situation quickly escalated after initial warning shots were fired. "The soldiers fired three warning shots, but on the third, they aimed at us. At first, we thought they were not live bullets, but when we saw many of our people lying in cold blood, we fled,” the miner recounted. Disturbin...

President John Dramani Mahama has fulfilled his commitment to advancing constitutional reforms by establishing a Constitutional Review Committee. This initiative underscores his dedication to addressing challenges in implementing previous review processes and enhancing democratic governance in Ghana. The committee, chaired by renowned constitutional law expert Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, comprises eminent personalities with vast experience in governance and public administration. The full membership includes: Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh - Chairman Justice Sophia Adinyirah - Member Prof. Kwame Karikari - Member Mrs. Charlotte Osei - Member Dr. Godwin Djokoto - Member Ibrahim Tanko Amidu - Member Dr. Esi Ansah - Member Dr. Rainer Akumperigeya - Secretary The committee's primary mandate is to identify gaps and challenges in implementing recommendations from the 2010 Constitution Review Commission and the 2023 Constitution Review Consultative Committee. It will engage key stakeholde...