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“I Won’t Relocate Abroad; Ghanaians Will Mock Me If I Work at McDonald’s” – Maame Serwaa Speaks Out

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Ghanaian actress Maame Serwaa has openly shared why she has no intention of permanently relocating abroad. Speaking in an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, the actress explained that although she occasionally travels outside Ghana, she always returns home afterward because she fears being ridiculed by Ghanaians if she takes on a regular job overseas.

“It’s not wrong to work at McDonald’s,” she said. “But you know how our people are — they would start mocking you. Some would say, ‘When she was in Ghana, she lived a big lifestyle, now look at her.’”

Maame Serwaa emphasized that if she ever moves abroad, she would prefer to work rather than depend on anyone. However, she admitted that the negative mindset of some Ghanaians towards ordinary jobs abroad has made her more cautious.

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The award-winning actress also reflected on her career, expressing gratitude for how far acting has taken her, even though she believes she still has many goals to achieve.

Her candid statement has sparked conversations on social media, with many people debating the stigma surrounding Ghanaians who take up regular jobs abroad despite being celebrities or public figures at home.

“Forgive and Support: Eddie Nketiah and Callum Hudson-Odoi Could Boost Ghana’s World Cup Dreams” — Daniel Jeddman

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In a passionate statement, Ghanaian creative and commentator Daniel Jeddman has urged Ghanaians to welcome Eddie Nketiah and Callum Hudson-Odoi with open arms as the national team gears up for the World Cup.

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According to Jeddman, ignoring the players’ current interest in joining the Black Stars could be a big mistake. “Ghana might regret if they ignore the calls of Eddie Nketiah and Callum Hudson,” he stated, stressing that their intention is clearly to help the team gain more credibility on the global stage.

Jeddman noted that while some fans are skeptical about their sudden interest now that Ghana is performing well, it’s important to look beyond emotions and focus on building a stronger team. “Why would they even want to play now? Don’t you think they should be ashamed of asking to join after the qualifiers? But the truth is — their intentions are to help,” he explained.

He highlighted Nketiah’s sharp striking ability and Hudson-Odoi’s intelligent play, emphasizing that their inclusion alongside Mohammed Kudus, André Ayew, Thomas Partey, and Salis Abdul Samed could create a powerful, balanced team ready to face any opponent.

Jeddman also reminded Ghanaians that players’ earlier decisions are often influenced by external factors like management and career strategies. “Ghanaians should forgive them and give them the full courage of support,” he added.

As the World Cup draws nearer, the debate around foreign-born Ghanaian talents intensifies — but one thing is clear: the inclusion of top talents could make the difference between competing and winning.

7th Otumfuo Invitational Golf Tournament Launched in Obuasi with Otumfuo in Attendance

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OBUASI, Ghana — The 7th Otumfuo Invitational Golf Tournament, sponsored by AngloGold, officially commenced today at the Obuasi Golf Course, with His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II present to tee off and inaugurate the competition.

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Golfers from across Ghana gathered to compete in the multi-day invitational, representing corporate bodies, golf clubs, and individual qualifiers. The presence of the Asantehene underscores the tournament’s prestige and the longstanding partnership between the Asante monarchy and AngloGold in promoting sport and community development.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Otumfuo expressed his commitment to the growth of golf in Ghana, stating that such tournaments help foster unity, sportsmanship and excellence across communities. He urged players to compete in the spirit of respect, discipline, and integrity.

Organisers noted that the tournament will include various categories (men, women, amateurs, corporate) and is expected to draw both seasoned and emerging talents. Proceeds and exposure from the event aim to support youth development programs, golf infrastructure improvements, and community initiatives in the Ashanti and surrounding regions.

Last year’s women’s champion, Pearl Andrews of Sinapi Aba Savings & Loans, is expected to defend her title in the women’s division.  Meanwhile, the 6th edition of the tournament saw strong participation and significant media coverage, solidifying its place on Ghana’s golfing calendar. 

As play proceeds over the coming days, spectators and golf enthusiasts will be watching closely, especially as standout performances may pave the way for national recognition and further opportunities in the sport.

“Benjamin Asare Has Earned His Place — GFA Spokesperson Henry Asante Twum on Black Stars’ Goalkeeper”

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In a recent statement, Ghana Football Association (GFA) communications director Henry Asante Twum affirmed that Benjamin Asare has “worked for his space and deserves credit” for earning the Black Stars’ goalkeeper role ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

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Twum emphasized that Asare’s performances — consistency, dedication, and strong displays at club level — have validated his elevation to Ghana’s number-one spot between the posts. He noted that while many aspire, few deliver the level of excellence required to represent the nation.

Asare, currently serving as goalkeeper for Accra Hearts of Oak, has responded to the call with composure. His inclusion in the national squad underscores the GFA’s commitment to rewarding merit and performance. 

The Black Stars’ campaign for the 2026 World Cup begins with crucial qualifiers, and Asare’s role will be under close scrutiny. Twum’s remarks aim to reassure fans and critics that the appointment is grounded in merit, not politics. 

Supporters and pundits will be watching closely as Asare steps into the spotlight, carrying both the aspirations of Ghanaian football and the weight of expectations.

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“Sarkodie Bought Eight Cars To Support My Shaxi Transport Business, But He Asked Me Not To Reveal It To Anyone” — Shatta Wale Reveals

Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has made a surprising revelation about rapper Sarkodie.

In a recent interview, Shatta Wale disclosed that Sarkodie quietly supported his ride-hailing initiative, Shaxi, by purchasing eight vehicles to boost the business’s operations.

“Sarkodie is a real one. He bought eight cars for my Shaxi project but told me not to say it publicly. I respect him for that. Some people support you in silence, and he’s one of them,” Shatta stated.

This revelation has sparked massive reactions online, with many fans praising Sarkodie for his humility and generosity. Others have applauded both artistes for showing that unity in the industry is possible despite past misunderstandings.

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Shaxi was launched by Shatta Wale to provide jobs for Ghanaian drivers and make transportation more accessible. This unexpected gesture from Sarkodie has added a powerful chapter to their story of collaboration and respect.

Tragic Love Story: Couple Die Two Weeks Apart After Wife’s Death

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A heartbreaking story has emerged about Mr. and Mrs. Sakala, whose enduring love ended in sorrow. According to reports, Mrs. Sakala passed away first after a brief illness, leaving her husband deeply devastated.

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Family sources revealed that Mr. Sakala struggled to cope with the emotional pain of losing his beloved wife. He reportedly became withdrawn and heartbroken, constantly expressing how life had lost its meaning without her. Just two weeks after her passing, tragedy struck again — Mr. Sakala also died.

Those who knew the couple described them as inseparable — true companions who did everything together and were admired for their love and unity. Neighbours and friends say their story, though tragic, is a powerful testament to the strength of love and the deep emotional bond that can exist between two souls.

Their passing has left family members and the community in deep mourning. Many have taken to social media to share touching tributes, praying that the couple rest peacefully together — united once again in eternity.

🕊️ May Mr. and Mrs. Sakala rest in perfect peace.

Callum Hudson-Odoi Finally Decides on His International Future After Eddie Nketiah’s Switch

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In a surprising turn of events, former Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi has reportedly made a major decision regarding his international career — shortly after fellow English-born star Eddie Nketiah committed to play for Ghana.

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Hudson-Odoi, who currently plays for Nottingham Forest in the English Premier League, has long been at the center of discussions over which national team he would represent. Though he has featured for England at youth and senior levels, he remains eligible to play for Ghana through his parents.

The winger famously turned down a previous call-up from the Ghana Football Association, opting to keep his options open. However, recent reports indicate that he has now made up his mind about his international future — a decision that could significantly bolster Ghana’s attacking strength if he chooses to wear the Black Stars jersey.

His decision comes at a crucial time as the Black Stars prepare to face Comoros on Sunday in the ongoing World Cup Qualifiers. With Ghana’s technical team seeking to strengthen the squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup campaign, Hudson-Odoi’s commitment would be a massive boost.

Fans across Ghana and the diaspora are eagerly awaiting an official confirmation from the player or the Ghana Football Association. If confirmed, Hudson-Odoi’s inclusion would add world-class flair and experience to a rejuvenated Black Stars lineup that already features talents like Mohammed Kudus, Inaki Williams, and Jordan Ayew.

Whether he finally dons the red, yellow, and green remains to be seen — but one thing is certain: Hudson-Odoi’s decision could mark the beginning of a new era for Ghanaian football.

2,600 Millionaires Now Live in Ghana — Second Highest in West Africa, 2025 Africa Wealth Report Reveals

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Ghana has emerged as one of West Africa’s leading destinations for wealth creation, with over 2,600 U.S. dollar millionaires currently residing in the country, according to the 2025 Africa Wealth Report.

The latest report, published by Henley & Partners in collaboration with New World Wealth, places Ghana second in West Africa, behind Nigeria, in terms of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). The country’s economic resilience, booming real estate market, and growing financial services sector have been credited as key drivers of this wealth growth.

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The report highlights Accra as the primary hub for Ghana’s millionaires, housing a significant portion of the country’s wealthy elite, followed by cities like Tema and Kumasi, which are also witnessing steady investment inflows.

Ghana’s continued political stability and favorable investment climate have attracted both local entrepreneurs and diaspora investors, reinforcing its reputation as one of Africa’s most promising economies.

Experts predict the number of millionaires in Ghana could rise by more than 40% over the next decade if the country maintains its current trajectory of economic and infrastructural growth.

EXCLUSIVE: Eddie Nketiah Open to Switching Allegiance to Ghana Ahead of World Cup

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Crystal Palace striker Edward Keddar “Eddie” Nketiah has sparked excitement among Ghanaian football fans by reaffirming his openness to represent the Black Stars at the international level.

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In an exclusive statement, Nketiah revealed that while he remains eligible to play for England, he would gladly don the Ghanaian jersey if called up by Black Stars coach Otto Addo.

“I’m open to representing Ghana or England. If Ghana calls me for the World Cup, I’ll be there. It’s every player’s dream to play in the World Cup,” Nketiah said.

The 25-year-old forward, who has been making waves in the Premier League, hinted that the opportunity to compete on football’s biggest stage could influence his international decision. His comments have already generated significant buzz among Ghanaian football supporters, who see him as a potential key figure for the national team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Coach Otto Addo, who has been strengthening the Black Stars’ attacking options, now has a high-profile player to consider as he finalizes the squad for upcoming international fixtures.

Nketiah’s willingness to switch allegiance underscores a growing trend of talented players with dual eligibility opting to represent their ancestral nations, enhancing both squad depth and fan excitement.

The football world will be watching closely to see if Ghana secures the services of Nketiah in time for the tournament.

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Chairman Wontumi Faces Possible 106-Year or 25-Year Jail Sentence if Convicted

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Ghanaian politician Chairman Akwasi Wontumi could face a prison term ranging from 25 to 106 years if found guilty of charges related to alleged illegal galamsey activities.

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According to sources familiar with the ongoing legal proceedings, the severity of the potential sentence reflects the multiple counts of offenses Wontumi is facing, which include illegal mining facilitation and environmental destruction.

The High Court is expected to thoroughly examine evidence and witness testimonies in the coming sessions. Legal experts note that the case could set a precedent for strict enforcement against illegal mining operations in Ghana.

Wontumi has previously denied wrongdoing, asserting that all his actions were lawful and transparent. However, authorities insist that anyone involved in or facilitating galamsey operations will face the full weight of the law.

The verdict is highly anticipated, as it could have significant implications for political accountability and environmental protection in the country.

Sources: Ghanaian legal insiders and NAIMOS reports.