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GAF: “We will not condone any military assault on civilians” — soldier arrested after viral pharmacy assault

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The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has confirmed the arrest of a soldier shown in a viral video assaulting a pharmacy attendant and a female customer at a shop near Burma Camp in Accra. The arrest was carried out by the Ghana Military Police on Thursday, October 30, 2025, the Armed Forces said in a statement. 

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According to the GAF statement — signed by Captain Veronica Adzo Arhin, Acting Director of the Department of Public Relations — the suspect, identified in media reports as Warrant Officer Class One Williams (William) Mensah, is assisting investigators while the case is processed. The statement added that the victims have received medical attention and are cooperating with the probe. 

“The Armed Forces assures the general public that it will not condone any acts of assault on civilians and will not shield any soldier engaged in such behaviour,” the statement said, stressing the GAF’s commitment to discipline and professionalism among its ranks. The footage — first circulated on GhOne TV and widely shared on social media — showed the soldier assaulting the pharmacy attendant and striking a female customer who attempted to record the incident. 

The Defence Press Corps and other military commentators have urged the public to allow due process to take its course, and described the incident as an isolated breach that does not reflect the institution’s overall character. Meanwhile public reaction on social media has been strong, with calls for swift accountability and transparent handling of the investigation. 

What GAF says (key lines)

Arrest was carried out by Ghana Military Police and the suspect is assisting investigations.  Victims have received medical attention and are cooperating with authorities.  “We will not condone any military assault on civilians and will not shield any soldier engaged in such behaviour.” 

Wendy Shay Announces $5,000 “Black Coffee Challenge” with Exciting Cash Prizes

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Ghanaian music star Wendy Shay has officially launched the “Black Coffee Challenge,” a viral social media contest with a total of $5,000 up for grabs. The challenge aims to celebrate creativity, confidence, and culture — all inspired by her hit single “Black Coffee.”

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According to Wendy Shay, participants are encouraged to create short videos showcasing their best dance moves, style, or personal interpretation of the “Black Coffee” theme. The challenge is open to everyone, with entries being shared across social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook using the official hashtag #BlackCoffeeChallenge.

The singer revealed the cash breakdown as follows: the first-place winner will receive $3,000, the second $1,500, and the third $500. The winners will be selected based on creativity, originality, and engagement on their posts.

Wendy Shay, known for her boldness and empowerment anthems, says the challenge is her way of giving back to fans and motivating young people to express themselves confidently. “Black Coffee is about embracing your identity and being proud of your roots. I want to reward those who do it with passion,” she said.

With the announcement already making waves online, fans and influencers are gearing up for what promises to be one of Ghana’s biggest viral challenges of the year.

Yaw Tog and Stonebwoy Announce New Release “Miracle”

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Ghanaian rap sensation Yaw Tog and multiple award-winning dancehall and reggae star Stonebwoy have officially announced a new collaboration titled “Miracle.” The announcement has sent waves of excitement across the Ghanaian music scene and beyond, with fans eagerly anticipating the fusion of their unique styles.

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According to sources close to both artists, “Miracle” is set to blend Yaw Tog’s youthful energy and lyrical prowess with Stonebwoy’s seasoned versatility and deep-rooted Afro-dancehall rhythms. The track is expected to inspire and uplift listeners, highlighting perseverance, divine favor, and the power of faith — themes both artists often reflect in their music.

Yaw Tog, known for breakout hits like “Sore” and his collaborations with Stormzy and Kwesi Arthur, continues to evolve musically, while Stonebwoy remains one of Ghana’s most decorated global acts, consistently pushing the boundaries of Afrobeat and reggae-dancehall.

Fans have already started speculating that “Miracle” could be one of the biggest cross-generational collaborations of the year, uniting two of Ghana’s most influential voices. The official release date and visuals are expected to be announced soon on their verified social media pages.

This collaboration marks yet another moment of unity and creativity in Ghana’s ever-growing music industry — a true miracle in sound.

“Being Human Is Stressful, I Want to Come as a Goat in My Next Life” – Former BBNaija Star JMK

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Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Jumoke Zainab Adedoyin, popularly known as JMK, has stirred social media with her latest humorous yet thought-provoking statement.

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In a post that quickly went viral, JMK expressed how exhausting human life can be, saying she would rather return as a goat in her next life. “Being human is stressful. I want to come as a goat in my next life,” she wrote, sparking a mix of laughter and debate online.

Many fans found her statement relatable, with some agreeing that the pressures of adulting, bills, and societal expectations make life overwhelming. Others, however, jokingly asked if she would prefer grazing all day over facing human responsibilities.

JMK, known for her vibrant personality and witty takes on social issues, has often used humor to address real-life challenges faced by young Nigerians. Her comment comes amid growing conversations about mental health, self-care, and the need for simplicity in today’s fast-paced world.

The reality TV star’s post has since generated thousands of reactions, proving once again that JMK knows how to get people talking—whether through her fashion, lifestyle, or her candid thoughts on being human.

Obrafour Officially Hands Over Rap Crown to Sarkodie in 2009 — A Defining Moment in Ghanaian Music

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In 2009, the Ghanaian rap scene witnessed a historic moment when legendary Hiplife artist Obrafour officially handed over the symbolic “Rap Crown” to a young and fast-rising rapper — Sarkodie. The event, which took place during a live performance in Accra, marked the beginning of a new era in Ghanaian hip-hop and Hiplife music.

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Obrafour, widely known as “Rap Sofo” and celebrated for pioneering Twi rap with deep lyrical substance, publicly endorsed Sarkodie as the next king of Ghana rap. At the time, Sarkodie had already begun to attract massive attention with his unmatched speed, flow, and punchlines, but this gesture from a living legend elevated his status from upcoming star to heir apparent.

The crowd erupted in cheers as Obrafour removed his symbolic rap crown and placed it on Sarkodie, blessing him to continue the legacy. This iconic moment became a major turning point in Sarkodie’s career, paving the way for his dominance in the years that followed.

Since then, Sarkodie has grown to become one of Africa’s most decorated rappers, winning multiple awards and putting Ghanaian rap on the global map — a legacy that began with Obrafour’s passing of the torch in 2009.

Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah to Play First Match on Ghanaian Soil in Jamestown Homecoming

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English-born Ghanaian star Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah is set to make a historic appearance on her home soil in Greater Accra as the Black Queens face off in their next fixture.

Boye-Hlorkah, born and raised in Liverpool to an English mother and Ghanaian father, has never played in Ghana before this moment. The 30-year-old forward, who proudly identifies as Ga and hails from Jamestown, is experiencing an emotional homecoming.

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She began her football journey at just four years old, rising through the ranks in England. Over the years, Chantelle has built an impressive career, representing top clubs including Everton Ladies, Aston Villa Women, London City Lionesses, and currently Nottingham Forest Women. Internationally, she previously featured for England at the U19 and U23 levels before choosing to represent her fatherland, Ghana.

Before the recent Women’s AFCON, Boye-Hlorkah had never set foot in Ghana. She wished her debut trip would be memorable—and it was. The Black Queens clinched bronze after finishing third in the tournament, and Chantelle celebrated that victory with pride.

Her English mother played a key role in keeping her connected to her Ghanaian heritage, often preparing traditional meals like peanut butter soup, fufu, kenkey, and gari. Her father, Mr. Boye, is a proud native of Greater Accra.

As she steps onto the field in Jamestown today, Chantelle isn’t just playing football—she’s fulfilling a personal dream, bridging her British upbringing with her Ghanaian roots.

Her presence is expected to boost morale among the Black Queens and inspire young girls across Accra to chase their dreams.

“If Shatta Wale Turns to Gospel Music, Thousands Will Come to Christ” – Perez Musik

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Ghanaian gospel singer Perez Musik has made a bold statement about the massive influence of dancehall star Shatta Wale. In an interview, he confidently declared that if Shatta Wale ever decided to switch to gospel music, “thousands will come to Christ.”

According to Perez Musik, Shatta Wale’s extraordinary platform, loyal fan base, and cultural reach would make such a move highly impactful.

“If Shatta Wale turns to gospel music, thousands will come to Christ,” Perez Musik stated.

He emphasized that Shatta Wale’s voice and charisma could lead many of his followers to encounter God in a new way. He added that gospel music can reach new audiences if delivered through influential voices like Shatta Wale.

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The statement has sparked conversation within Ghana’s entertainment circles. Some believe the dancehall icon could indeed become a powerful vessel for change, while others see it as wishful thinking.

For now, Shatta Wale has not publicly responded to Perez Musik’s remarks, but the idea has already generated excitement and debate across social media platforms.

Otto Addo to Lead Black Stars to the World Cup — GFA President Confirms

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Otto Addo will officially lead the Ghana national football team to the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, according to a firm confirmation from Kurt Okraku, President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).

Speaking to the media, Okraku emphasized the association’s confidence in Addo’s leadership, vision, and tactical discipline, which have been evident since his return to the technical bench. He described the decision as a strategic move to ensure stability and consistency within the team ahead of the global tournament.

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“Otto Addo has proven his ability to lead and inspire the boys. His deep understanding of the team and Ghanaian football culture gives us the belief that he is the right man to take the Black Stars to the World Cup,” Okraku stated.

Otto Addo previously guided the team to qualification for the 2022 edition of the tournament, and his second tenure is expected to bring renewed hope to millions of Ghanaians. The Black Stars will begin preparations with a series of international friendlies and training camps to build a solid squad before the tournament kicks off.

Football fans across Ghana have expressed optimism, urging the team to replicate the nation’s historic performances on the world stage.

Joseph Paintsil Wins 2025 LA Galaxy Golden Boot

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Joseph Paintsil has officially clinched the 2025 Golden Boot award at LA Galaxy, cementing his name as one of the club’s standout stars of the season. The Ghanaian winger’s exceptional performances and consistent goal-scoring run have made him a fan favorite in the MLS.

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With dazzling pace, precision, and creativity, Paintsil has not only led Galaxy’s attack but also played a key role in their campaign. His remarkable form earned him admiration both in the United States and back home in Ghana.

“Can’t catch Joske” has become a trending chant among Galaxy supporters, celebrating his electric runs and decisive goals. This Golden Boot win marks a major personal milestone in his career and boosts his profile heading into 2026.

Ghanaian fans have flooded social media with praise, hailing him as an inspiration for the next generation of players.

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu Warns Parents: SHS Is Not a Beauty Contest

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Ghana’s Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has issued a firm warning to parents who treat secondary school education as a fashion or beauty contest. He emphasized that Senior High Schools (SHS) are institutions of learning and discipline—not runways for fashion shows.

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“Any parent who thinks their child can walk into an SHS as if it were a beauty contest should think again. School is not designed for that purpose, it will not be tolerated,” he cautioned.

The minister’s statement comes amid growing concerns over inappropriate dressing and attitudes among some students, especially during school admissions and orientation periods. He stressed the importance of maintaining the country’s educational standards, saying students must prioritize discipline, academic excellence, and moral values.

He further urged school authorities to strictly enforce dress codes and uphold the integrity of the educational environment. Parents were also encouraged to play a more active role in guiding their children to respect school rules and Ghanaian cultural values.

The Education Ministry has reiterated its commitment to ensuring that SHS remains a place of academic development, character building, and preparation for the future—not a platform for fashion displays.

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