He visited the market personally, expressing shock at the scale of destruction caused by the blaze.
Quaye explained the region holds deep ties to him due to his staff and customers based there.
He responded to numerous distress calls from affected traders, prompting the generous gesture.
His act of kindness has earned massive praise, with many Ghanaians applauding his swift support to help rebuild the market.
FIFA faces a major challenge as six nations could be blocked from participating in the 2026 World Cup due to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed travel restrictions.
The tournament, set to take place in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, could see teams like Iran, Sudan, Cameroon, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, DR Congo, and Venezuela denied entry into the host nation.
A report from The New York Times indicates that Trump’s administration is considering categorizing certain countries under three levels of travel restrictions: Red (full ban), Orange (severe visa limits), and Yellow (60-day compliance period).
Iran, which has already qualified, is reportedly listed under the “Red” category, meaning they may not be allowed to enter the U.S. Other nations still competing for a spot could face similar restrictions, sparking concerns over fairness in global football.
FIFA has reportedly begun negotiations with the U.S. government to ensure all qualified teams can participate, as host nations are required to allow entry to all teams under FIFA regulations.
The football body, alongside national federations and human rights groups, is expected to pressure U.S. officials for exemptions to prevent political interference in the sport.
Black Stars head coach Otto Addo is satisfied with Ghana’s standing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
Following a dominant 3-0 victory over Madagascar in Morocco, Addo praised the team’s discipline, work ethic, and execution of set-pieces.
Thomas Partey scored twice, while Mohammed Kudus added another, securing Ghana’s second straight win and a five-point lead in Group I.
Jordan Ayew also made history with three assists, leading the continent in World Cup qualification assists.
Addo acknowledged the need for continued effort but expressed confidence in the team’s direction.
Ghanaian musician D-Black was reportedly involved in a brawl at Richard Nii-Armah Quaye’s 40th birthday celebration, #RNAQ40, in Accra.
According to reports, the altercation occurred over an unpaid bill at D-Black’s club.
The situation escalated when the guest allegedly threw a punch, leading to a fight that security had to break up.
The guest’s identity remains unknown, but sources suggest he is not a celebrity.
A preliminary tax audit by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has assessed billionaire Richard Nii-Armah Quaye’s unpaid income tax at over GH₵30 million.
This figure is provisional and could rise as investigations continue.
Meanwhile, the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) has frozen the accounts of Bills Micro-Credit and Quick Credit & Investment Micro-Credit, along with the personal accounts of Quaye and CEO Romeo-Richlove Kweku Seshie.
Authorities launched the tax review as part of standard regulatory checks, following Quaye’s lavish 40th birthday celebration.
Ketu North MP Eric Edem Agbana has attributed the renewed enthusiasm for the Black Stars to the unwavering support from the NDC government.
He highlighted President John Mahama’s visit to the team before their 5-0 win over Chad, alongside Sports Minister Kofi Adams’ active engagement.
Ghana followed up with a 3-0 victory against Madagascar, securing their lead in Group I with 15 points.
Agbana believes this government-backed encouragement has reignited national passion for the team, making the GFA’s “Love is Back” campaign unnecessary.
Mohammed Huzeinu, 21, has been sentenced to 100 days in prison for storming the pitch during Ghana’s match against Chad at the Accra Sports Stadium on March 21, 2022.
His actions disrupted the game and could result in fines for the Ghana Football Association (GFA) due to regulatory violations.
The court’s ruling reinforces the importance of security at sports events and serves as a warning to fans.
The GFA has repeatedly cautioned against such behavior, emphasizing the need for discipline to protect Ghana’s football reputation.
Ghanaian musician King Paluta has responded to Nana Aba Anamoah after she labeled his song Makoma as profane.
The media personality claimed the lyrics contained inappropriate words, but King Paluta dismissed the criticism, arguing that those attacking the song had misinterpreted it.
In a viral video, he urged critics to listen carefully before making judgments, insisting that his lyrics have been taken out of context.
Ghanaian musician Chief One has boldly stated that he was the first artist to introduce Amapiano to Ghana.
Speaking on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, he insisted that his first Amapiano song was released on August 17, 2021, and dismissed claims that producer Appietus had already experimented with the genre in 5Five’s Mujebaya.
Chief One explained that his unique sound fuses Amapiano with the Ewe Kinka rhythm, making his style distinct.
He is currently promoting his new song, Megbe (I Decline).
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has reportedly frozen the bank accounts of Richard Nii Armah Quaye following his extravagant 40th birthday celebration.
While the exact reason for this action remains undisclosed, speculation is growing over the source of his wealth. Many Ghanaians have raised concerns despite Quaye’s previous attempts to clarify his financial success in interviews.
His lavish lifestyle continues to spark online debate, with critics questioning his ties and financial dealings. More details are expected to emerge as investigations unfold.
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