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Renowned somatic artist and CEO of Nation 1 Media Group, Rev. Azaglo Fiakofi Michael—popularly known in the music industry as Amin Ola—has expressed his support for a recent statement made by Rev. Eastwood Anaba, founder of Fountain Gate Chapel, advocating for the payment of musicians who serve in churches. Speaking on the issue, Amin Ola emphasized the need to move beyond overly religious mindsets and adopt a more practical approach. AMIN OLA  “I completely agree with Papa Eastwood Anaba. Paying musicians in church is essential,” he said. “We must stop portraying Christianity as something meant only for the poor and vulnerable.” He further stressed that many church musicians have invested heavily in their education and training to develop their craft. “Some of these musicians have spent years in school and significant amounts of money to build their careers,” Amin Ola noted. “They also have families and responsibilities, just like anyone else.” His comments have added weight to an...

LittleDrop Lifeline has extended a helping hand to 500 underprivileged individuals living on the streets of Accra as part of its outreach during the Easter season. Speaking to the press, the founder of the organization, Ms. Sandra Barnes Ofori, emphasized the mission of LittleDrop Lifeline in addressing the essential needs of marginalized communities. Ms. Sandra Barnes Ofori "LittleDrop Lifeline recognizes the importance of reaching out during Easter as a way to share the love of Christ, especially with those who are often neglected by society," she said. The initiative was held under the theme “Easter on the Street.” Ms. Barnes Ofori also used the opportunity to call on the government to prioritize food security in Ghana. She appealed to stakeholders in the agricultural sector and philanthropists to collaborate in the fight against poverty. According to her, such partnerships can significantly reduce crime rates among the youth by improving their living conditions. Some of t...

In a heartwarming show of collaboration, the Gospel in the Bar Foundation has officially partnered with the Social Welfare Office of the North Electoral Area, receiving the full endorsement of Hon. Joseph Kodzo Ahianyor, the Assemblyman for the area. The pivotal meeting took place at the La Nkwantanang-Madina Municipal Assembly, where both parties gathered to discuss and launch an ambitious expansion of Christ-centered awareness campaigns. GITB Team and Hon. Joseph Kodzo The Foundation team expressed excitement and gratitude for the warm reception and support received, describing it as a beautiful and energizing experience. "This partnership is a huge milestone for us. We’re looking forward to reaching more hearts and homes with our faith-based message." "It’s about community, transformation, and hope. Together, we can make a lasting impact." This collaboration marks a significant step forward in promoting positive social change through Christian values and communit...

  The Ghana International Awards has officially opened its nominations, inviting individuals and organizations to recognize and celebrate outstanding achievements in various sectors. This year's ceremony promises to be a grand celebration of innovation, leadership, and excellence, honoring the remarkable contributions of Ghanaians and individuals of Ghanaian descent across the globe. About the Ghana International Awards The Ghana International Awards is a premier awards ceremony that acknowledges and celebrates the efforts of individuals and organizations driving progress and inspiring change globally. With a focus on recognizing excellence in various fields, the awards encompass a wide spectrum of categories, including business, arts, entertainment, health, education, and more. How to Nominate Nominations are open to any individual or organization that has made significant contributions to their respective field. To nominate, simply fill out the nomination form at: https://forms.g...

  "Dear beloved members of the Body of Christ, esteemed partners, and friends of Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN), As we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, I wish to extend to you and your loved ones a joyous and blessed Easter season! May the triumph of Jesus over death and darkness fill your hearts with hope, love, and peace. May His resurrection power transform your lives, communities, and our world. At GYAN, we're grateful for your support and partnership in empowering young people to become agents of positive change. Together, let's continue to spread love, kindness, and compassion, reflecting the light of Christ in our communities. Wishing you a joyous Easter celebration, filled with family, friends, and reflection on the love of God. Rev. Azaglo Michael Director, Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN)

In a heartfelt appeal to the youth and citizens of Ghana, the Chief of Gbewomli Apenkwa (New Legon), Nii Shipii Shajo Kondov I, shares his concerns about the misuse of hard drugs, the importance of respecting tradition, and the need to combat illegal mining. The youth of today are misusing drugs, and it's putting their future at risk. These hard drugs, such as Red, Blue Blue, Lacker, and others, are very strong and harmful to human health. Nii Shipii Shajo Kondov I, the Chief of Gbeemli Apenkwa at the New Legon was pleading with the youth to value their lives. He said life is precious, and once it's lost, it's gone forever. According to Nii Shipii he was also concerned about the disregard for tradition. As the ban on drumming approaches, "I'm sending early warnings to the churches to respect our traditions." He said. Nii continue to advise that failure to do so will result in the seizure of church drums, and the churches will have to pay a ransom to get thei...

  The Chief of Amasaman, Nii Kotey Susubribi I, addressed the media on the alarming rise of drug abuse among Ghanaian youth. He expressed deep concern about the devastating impact of hard drugs, such as Red, Blue Blue, and so forth, which are imported from foreign countries and smuggled through the nation's harbours, and airports. The youth of today are recklessly misusing drugs, often without medical prescriptions. This trend is not only destroying their lives but also jeopardizing the future of our nation. As leaders, we must take immediate action to address this crisis. "I urge the incoming president, John Mahama, to prioritize the fight against drug abuse." He said. Nii Kotey said Ghana need a comprehensive approach to tackle this situation, which includes vigilant monitoring of imported drugs and strict enforcement of laws against smuggling of smuggling and importation of these hard drugs. "Our future leaders are being destroyed by these hard drugs, and it's...

  The Street Children Empowerment Foundation (SCEF) a grassroots organization driven by on mission; to rescue, rehabilitate, and reintegrate street-connected children in Ghana has organized a symposium themed” Accelerating the Implementation of Ghana’s 5 Year Strategic Plan for Street-Connected Children”. Most street children in Ghana are found in the major cities like, Kumasi, Accra, and Tamale with only Accra housing more than 50,000 street children. These are partly because of rural urban migration.  Many children move from rural areas and neighborhood countries including Niger to the major cities in search of greener pastures. Dr. Rejoice Foli Board member of SCEF Dr. Rejoice Foli Board member of SCEF during her speech explained that fifty years ago, SCEF was born out of a dream to see every child on the street of Ghana given the opportunity to live with dignity, their full potential. "Our recently completed 15 year evaluation report has given us the opportunity to look ba...

  The ISODEC Integrated Social Development Center, in partnership with Africa Rising and the Africa Water Justice Network, recently organized a stakeholders' meeting to address a pressing issue of water justice in Ghana.  The event was themed "Strengthening Water Justice in Ghana: Uniting to Defend Water as a Human Right," the event brought together various stakeholders. The event aimed to emphasize the importance of portable and safe wateras a fundamental human right, rather than a privilege. Mr. Sam Danse, ISODEC , Director  Executive Director of ISODEC, Mr. Sam Danse, highlighted that government investment in water has been insufficient over the years, with only $429 million allocated in 2024, meanwhile $1.1 billion is required annually to meet the country's water needs. Mr. Sam condemned the pollution of water bodies with harmful chemicals, which poses significant health risks to communities and affects the learning process of school children who travel long dista...

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  The operation took place following a tip-off concerning some activities of illegal mining at Fichser, where acreage of tree plantations has all been affected. The arrested individuals include nine Ghanaian nationals and two citizens of Burkina Faso. The Ghanaians have been identified as Kwaku Owusu (42), Philip Tetteh (52), Abdul Raham (27), Philip Duvor (40), Joseph Asare (32), Charles Manu (35), Joseph Araboga (32), Daniel Bangah (20), and Amoaho Isaac (25). The two Burkinabe suspects are Jey Done (40) and Adoma Aboubakar (25). During the operation, the regional police command also seized an excavator, which is now in police custody. All eleven suspects are currently detained and are being processed for court. The Eastern South Regional police commander, Deputy Commissioner of Police Ohene Boadi Bossman, has been speaking to the media in Kyebi. DCOP Ohene Boadi Bossman  DCOP Ohene Boadi Bossman has reassured the public, particularly residents within the Eastern South Regio...

  The minister specifically addressed concerns about the Jinijini-Drobo-Sampa road, which was awarded by the outgone NPP government to Rango Building Construction Company. He revealed that there was no commitment or proper documentation before the contractor was instructed to clear the road.  This, he said, was an example of the reckless contract awards that have burdened the road sector with huge financial commitments without securing funds to complete the projects. He further lamented that despite Ghana’s heavy borrowing, there is little to show for it in terms of completed road infrastructure.  MP for Berekum West, Dickson Kwabena Kyere Stugard The Member of Parliament for Berekum West, Dickson Kwabena Kyere Stugard, expressed his appreciation to the Roads Minister for his swift action in addressing the challenges in the road sector. He commended the government’s renewed commitment to ensuring that critical roads, including those in the Bono Region, receive the necessa...

Hon. Rev. Kweku Addo Ablekuma West Member of Parliament, Hon. Rev. Kweku Addo, joined The Apostles Church Ghana in a spirit-filled celebration of their special *Yadah Zamah Yahweh Praise and Heritage Sunday* event.   The occasion, marked by vibrant worship and thanksgiving, provided an opportunity for Hon. Rev. Addo to express his profound gratitude to God for a successful electoral victory. He also extended heartfelt appreciation to the church for its unwavering support before, during, and after the elections.   Hon. Rev. Addo was accompanied by his dedicated team, including the Constituency Organizer, *Mr. Charles Bennin*, and other faithful supporters. Their presence underscored the strong partnership between leadership and the community in fostering faith and development.   Addressing the congregation, the MP encouraged Christians and all citizens to actively contribute to national development. He emphasized the importance of faith, unity, and service i...