The Member of Parliament for Sagnarigu, Issah Attah, has bravely risen to defend one of Ghana’s most cherished economic sectors: the candle industry. Speaking against the privatization of ECG, he warned that if Ghanaians start getting reliable electricity, it could spell doom for candle sellers, torchlight traders—and, worse,

Ghanaian airspace may be chaotic, but nowhere near as turbulent as Parliament this week, after MP John Ntim Fordjour accused two flights of smuggling drugs—allegedly based on an urgent WhatsApp audio sent by his father, a retired church elder and certified group admin. The message, cryptically tagged “Share With

As global superpowers responded to Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs with blistering countermeasures, Ghana’s official position came in the form of a solemn two-word WhatsApp message: “Eii. Hmm.” The 10% tariff slapped on Ghanaian imports has drawn loud protests from the Importers and Exporters Association, but Ghana’s

After more than three months of confidently issuing the same daily warning — “Thunderstorms likely in the middle and coastal belts” — the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has reportedly discovered that smartphones come pre-installed with weather apps in what officials are calling a “spiritual awakening”. This seismic shift in operational strategy came

What began as a sacred gesture of interfaith goodwill quickly descended into theological confusion, after Rev. Father Dr. Aloysius Nuolabong, representing the Catholic Diocese of Wa, delivered an Eid message on peace while visibly entranced by the goat meat zone. Attendees say the priest barely glanced at the congregation, his

After weeks of confidently announcing a top-secret alliance with Ghana’s most elusive journalist, Bishop Daniel Obinim has now clarified that the “meeting” with Anas Aremeyaw Anas may have occurred during a dream—right between the one where he was flying to Jerusalem and the one where he was coaching

Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has just discovered the hard way that being IGP in Ghana is not about competence. If you haven't roamed the police force longer than Moses roamed the desert, you’re simply not IGP material. A government statement announcing his replacement, COP Christian Tetteh Yohunu,