Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Ghanaian stars Zakaria Takia, Eugenia Tetteh, and Amina Naomi were key contributors as Etihad FC won its third straight Jordan Women’s Pro League title in the 2025–26 season.
Martinson Ampadu capped 2023 with three international golds, inspiring Ghanaian athletes and boosting the country’s presence in global strength sports.
Ghanaian computer engineering student Tyrone Iras Marhguy at the University of Pennsylvania has designed a fully functional 8-bit computer brain from scratch. Using 3,488 transistors, his ALU passed over 1.2 million tests, demonstrating Ghanaian talent in advanced hardware engineering and inspiring a new generation of young engineers.
Seven people, including a soldier, have been remanded into police custody for their alleged role in the armed robbery of a fuel tanker carrying 54,000 litres of diesel worth GH¢769,500.
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According to police reports, the incident occurred on August 6, when the suspects allegedly followed a DAF fuel tanker with registration number GT-2493-20 from Tema to Kumasi. The tanker was intercepted at gunpoint at Pampaso Number 1 in the Eastern Region.
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The suspects allegedly redirected the tanker to the Pacific Fuel Station at Bunso Junction, where the fuel was transferred into an empty tanker. Meanwhile, the driver and his mate were taken away in a green pickup truck with registration number GX 2881-22.
The soldier, identified as Corporal Bortey Bernard, was later arrested at a police checkpoint in Ablekuma Borkorborkor after the victims raised the alarm. Subsequent investigations led to the arrest of five more suspects, while four others remain at large.
Police say efforts are underway to track down the remaining suspects and recover the stolen fuel.
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Two experienced U.S. law enforcement officers have shared their professional insights on the recent helicopter crash in Ghana, urging calm and patience as investigations continue. Their views were shared by former Minister of Education, Spio-Garbrah, in a detailed Facebook post.
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According to Spio-Garbrah, one of the officers is a retired New York City police officer, while the other is an active federal agent. Both stressed the need for a meticulous and methodical forensic examination to ensure the truth is uncovered.
Thorough Forensic Work Needed
The experts highlighted that investigating burnt remains can be challenging, especially when trying to detect signs of toxic substances, ballistic impacts, or other foreign materials. They advised that every necessary tool should be made available to Ghana’s forensic team to complete a full autopsy and analysis.
They cautioned against rushing the process, explaining that detailed examinations—both on the victims and the wreckage—could reveal whether there were unusual injuries inconsistent with a typical crash, and help determine if any external factors were involved.
Exploring All Possibilities
While it is too early to make conclusions, the U.S. officers noted that the possibility of foul play should not be ignored. Witnesses reported the helicopter flying unusually low before impact, which could indicate mechanical issues, sudden pilot incapacitation, or another emergency.
They also advised that any available CCTV footage from the crash vicinity be reviewed, and that flight recordings or a “black box,” if available, could be crucial to the investigation.
A Call for Patience and Trust in the Process
Both officers emphasized that Ghana’s investigators should take the time needed to work carefully, preserve evidence properly, and avoid public pressure to deliver quick answers. Spio-Garbrah echoed their sentiments, reminding Ghanaians that patience and thoroughness are key to finding the truth.
“This is a time for unity, trust, and professionalism,” his post concluded. “With careful forensic work, we will understand what happened and give closure to the families of the brave men who were lost.”
In an emotional revelation, Nii Lante Vanderpuye, National Coordinator of Ghana’s District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP), shared that Samuel Aboagye, Acting Deputy Director-General of Operations at NADMO and former NDC parliamentary candidate for Obuasi East, intended to travel to the United States—where his wife and child reside—rather than Obuasi, where the tragic helicopter crash occurred.
According to Vanderpuye, the two had confirmed travel plans “over the weekend” prior to the accident. Aboagye was said to be enthusiastic about the journey, including sending parcels for his young daughter. Vanderpuye, who referred to Aboagye affectionately as “a son,” expressed shock and disbelief over the sudden loss of someone he described as a “promising young man.”
Tragically, Aboagye was among the eight victims who perished in the helicopter crash while on official duty—a devastating blow that reverberated across government and public sectors.
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This disclosure offers a poignant glimpse into Aboagye’s personal life, revealing a moment of joy abruptly cut short by calamity. It underscores the human stories behind headlines and reminds the public of the individuals lost in the crash: not only officials, but family members with dreams, responsibilities, and loved ones awaiting their return.
As investigations into the cause of the crash continue, Vanderpuye’s heartfelt account adds a personal dimension to the tragedy, encouraging reflection on how sudden, irreplaceable loss affects families, communities—and the country as a whole.
In a recent broadcast that has stirred national attention, well-known media personality Captain Smart posited that a bird strike may have caused the tragic helicopter crash near Obuasi on August 6, 2025. The crash claimed the lives of eight occupants, including several high-profile government officials.
Speaking on his popular platform, Captain Smart explained that preliminary aviation assessments and eyewitness reports often show bird collisions as a significant factor in aircraft accidents. While official investigations are ongoing, he emphasized the likelihood that a bird strike could have led to engine failure or critical system malfunction aboard the helicopter.
“Bird strikes are not uncommon, and they can cause sudden, catastrophic damage to aircraft engines,” Captain Smart noted. “If this is confirmed, it would highlight the urgent need for enhanced bird hazard management near flight paths, especially in areas like Obuasi where wildlife and aviation routes intersect.”
Official Investigation Still Underway
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and the military’s accident investigation unit have yet to release a definitive cause for the crash. Authorities have urged the public to await the official report before drawing conclusions.
In the meantime, the country mourns the loss of the Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, Environment Minister Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, and six other passengers on board. The tragedy has sparked calls for improved aviation safety measures and wildlife hazard mitigation across Ghana’s airspaces.
Expert Voices Call for Caution
Aviation experts have echoed the importance of careful investigation, explaining that bird strikes, while serious, are one of several potential causes of helicopter crashes. Weather conditions, mechanical failure, and pilot error are also thoroughly examined in such inquiries.
Captain Smart’s comments have fueled public discussion on social media, with many expressing a mix of concern, curiosity, and calls for transparency from the authorities.
As Ghana awaits the final findings, the tragic crash serves as a somber reminder of the complex challenges facing aviation safety and the critical importance of addressing all possible risk factors—including those posed by nature.
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In a bold and uncompromising statement, Prophet Daniel Jeddman has issued a stern warning to radio and television stations across the country: stop giving airtime to self-styled prophets who only surface when Ghana is gripped by high-profile tragedies.
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According to Jeddman, these so-called men of God deliberately wait for national disasters, celebrity deaths, or government crises before rushing to the media with “visions” they claim to have received. “They wrongly allegorise and twist the truth in God’s word just to validate themselves,” he said, speaking from his ministry headquarters.
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Jeddman believes this pattern is dangerous, both spiritually and socially. “When tragedy strikes, the nation needs comfort, prayer, and unity—not opportunistic prophecies designed to stir fear and boost someone’s popularity,” he declared.
Media Platforms Under Scrutiny
The prophet’s comments have sparked renewed debate over the role of Ghana’s media in amplifying sensational religious claims. Many broadcasters have been criticised for granting long, unfiltered interviews to prophets whose statements often cannot be verified but can influence public mood.
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Jeddman insists that media houses have a moral responsibility to discern who they hand the microphone to. “The media must guard the airwaves. Not every voice that says ‘God told me’ is speaking for God,” he said.
Call for National Discernment
He urged Ghanaians to study the Bible for themselves and test every prophecy against scripture rather than blindly believing dramatic predictions tied to famous people or tragic events. “If a prophecy only appears after the news headlines, it is not a prophecy—it is opportunism dressed in church clothes,” Jeddman emphasised.
Religious watchdogs, civil society groups, and even some senior clergy have echoed his sentiments, warning that false prophecies erode public trust in genuine ministries and exploit the emotions of grieving families.
As the nation continues to mourn recent tragedies, Prophet Daniel Jeddman’s words ring with urgency: “In times of pain, we must be a voice of healing, not of fear. Ghana must rise above spiritual showmanship and return to the heart of true prophecy.”
In an electrifying turn of events, Prophet Jedidiah Henry Kore, widely known as Fire Oja, Founder and Senior Pastor of Zion Prayer Ministries International, has sent shockwaves across social media with a spine-chilling prophecy.
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During a recent announcement, Fire Oja declared: “A president will be buried on the 31st night.” The foretelling—delivered with the solemn weight only a prophetic voice could carry—has set tongues wagging and hearts pounding across Ghana .
Spirits Stirred, Citizens on Edge
It didn’t take long for the fiery declaration to spark a flurry of reactions—from stunned disbelief to fervent debates and anxious speculations on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok . Comment threads are ablaze:
“Can this prophecy truly come to pass?”
“Is Fire Oja speaking truth—or fueling fear?”
The looming timeline—New Year’s Eve—adds an ominous edge. Whatever your belief, this proclamation has tapped into something primal: the suspense of the unknown and the urgency of impending revelation.
Fuel for the Fire
What makes this even more explosive is Fire Oja’s reputation. As the visionary behind Zion Prayer Ministries—established at age 10 and now a spiritual force across West Africa—he’s no stranger to stirring public emotion . His sermons, digital broadcasts, and prophetic declarations wield significant influence among followers both at home and abroad.
Will We Witness History—or Hype?
As Ghanaians brace for the countdown to December 31, the question on everyone’s mind is: Will this prophecy unfold—or will it be another chapter in the annals of fiery words that fizzle?
One thing is certain: whether you see Fire Oja as a herald or a provocateur, his words are commanding attention—shaping conversations and testing beliefs at a moment when both are precious.
Over the years, celebrated Ghanaian actor John Dumelo has proven that his success is not just for personal gain, but for the growth of Ghana and the empowerment of its people. While many entertainers invest their earnings abroad, Dumelo has consistently channeled his resources back into the country—yet his efforts often go underappreciated.
According to credible reports, over 15,000 people have secured employment through his various ventures, earning respectable salaries and building sustainable livelihoods. His investments span multiple sectors:
Cocoa Farming – Providing stable jobs and fair wages for workers in Ghana’s agricultural sector. Poultry Farming – Employing cleaners, carpenters, and other skilled workers to keep operations thriving. Movie Production – Offering opportunities for camera operators, sound engineers, graphic designers, caterers, and many more in the creative industry. Yam Farming – Creating consistent income for farmhands and rural workers. Philanthropy – Reinvesting profits from his businesses directly into community projects, supporting education, healthcare, and social welfare.
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Through his unwavering commitment to Ghana’s development, John Dumelo has set an example of selflessness, responsibility, and patriotism. His actions speak louder than words—proving that when you give back to your country, you uplift not just individuals, but entire communities.
It’s time we recognize and celebrate him as a role model for both the entertainment industry and the nation.
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Accra, August 10, 2025 — The National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah (aka “General Mosquito”), was visibly emotional during a visit to the family of the late Dr. Samuel Sarpong in Juaben, Ashanti Region, following the tragic helicopter crash that claimed his life.
According to Citi Newsroom, Mr. Nketiah broke down in tears as he remembered Dr. Sarpong—his longtime friend and party Vice Chairman—especially poignant given that Dr. Sarpong had been scheduled to replace him on the ill-fated flight. He reflected on their decades-long friendship, saying, “He sacrificed his life for me. He was very loyal…I truly appreciate him.”
Dr. Sarpong’s appointment as Board Chairman of the Cocoa Processing Company had been finalized that very morning before the crash, Mr. Nketiah revealed, underscoring the tragic timing of the event.
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The helicopter crash, which occurred on August 6, 2025, in the Adansi (Akrofuom) District, also claimed the lives of key government officials––including Defence Minister Dr. Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, Environment Minister Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed—and six others, making it one of Ghana’s worst air tragedies in recent memory.
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The Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council (ARCC) is appealing to residents in Adansi–Akrofuom who may have removed items from the crash site of the military helicopter on August 6 to return them immediately. The council says even small components—such as metals, screws, circuit boards, and drives—are needed to aid ongoing investigations.
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In a statement dated August 9, 2025, signed by Ashanti Regional Minister Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the ARCC announced that individuals who voluntarily return any retrieved items by close of business on Monday, August 11, 2025, will be eligible for a cash reward . However, those found in possession of such materials after the deadline will be deemed criminals and could face prosecution under the full rigours of the law.
The ARCC encourages anyone with recovered items to submit them to local authorities, including Unit Committees, Assembly Members, Municipal or District Chief Executives, or members of the investigative team stationed at the scene.
This effort comes in the wake of the tragic crash on August 6, 2025, in which all eight occupants—including Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah and Environment Minister Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed—lost their lives.
Dancehall superstar Shatta Wale has made history with his latest project, Voice of the Crown EP, which has climbed to the number one spot on the Apple Music World Reggae Chart. The achievement sees the Ghanaian artist surpassing one of reggae’s greatest legends, Bob Marley, whose timeless album was previously dominating the chart.
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The milestone has sparked celebration among Shatta Wale’s fan base, the Shatta Movement, and the wider Ghanaian music community, with many hailing it as a proud moment for African dancehall music on the global stage.
