Ghanaian media personality Counsellor George Lutterodt has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding DJ KA, claiming he believes additional videos linked to the viral saga could emerge before Wednesday comes to an end.
Speaking during an interview on Peace 104.3 FM’s Peace Socials programme, Lutterodt said he is concerned that the situation may not be over yet. According to him, the online discussions and circulating content suggest there could be further developments in the coming days.
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His comments come after alleged private videos involving DJ KA dominated conversations across multiple social media platforms, generating mixed reactions from the public. While some users continue to speculate about what may happen next, others have urged people to respect privacy and avoid sharing unverified or intimate content.
As of the time of publication, there has been no independent confirmation that any additional videos exist. The matter continues to attract significant public attention, with many calling for restraint until verified information becomes available.
The controversy has once again reignited conversations about digital privacy, responsible social media usage and the impact of viral content on the lives of public figures.
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Ghana’s persistent flooding has once again sparked national debate over plastic pollution, with environmental experts insisting that the country’s greatest challenge is not plastics themselves but how plastic waste is managed after use.
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As the world observed International Plastic Bag Free Day, stakeholders across Ghana renewed calls for stronger recycling systems, improved sanitation enforcement and responsible waste disposal instead of an outright ban on plastics.
Plastic remains one of the most widely used materials globally because of its affordability, durability and versatility. According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the world now produces more than 430 million tonnes of plastic every year. However, only around nine per cent is recycled, while nearly half ends up in landfills and millions of tonnes pollute rivers, lakes and oceans.
Africa alone generates an estimated 17 million tonnes of plastic waste annually.
In Ghana, estimates from the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and development partners indicate that the country produces between 1.1 and 1.3 million tonnes of plastic waste every year—more than 3,000 tonnes every day. Yet only 10–15 per cent is collected for recycling.
Recent Floods Expose Ghana’s Waste Challenge
The devastating floods experienced in parts of Accra have renewed public calls for action against plastic pollution.
According to James Deku, Corporate Affairs Officer of Zoomlion Ghana Limited, plastics themselves are not the problem.
Instead, he believes indiscriminate disposal of plastic waste into drains, streams and open spaces creates environmental disasters by blocking drainage systems.
“When plastics clog drains, they prevent the free flow of stormwater, causing floods that destroy homes, businesses and sometimes claim lives,” he explained.
Mr. Deku advocates stronger enforcement of sanitation by-laws, continuous public education and practical recycling policies rather than banning plastics entirely.
He also supports reviving traditional biodegradable packaging options, including the use of leaves for selected products, while gradually reducing unnecessary single-use plastics.
Recycling Instead of Prohibition
Production Planner at Universal Plastic Products and Recycling (UPPR) Ghana Limited, Gabriel Kudiabor, believes plastics should be viewed as valuable industrial raw materials instead of waste.
According to him, Ghana’s plastic problem stems largely from poor waste management and public behaviour rather than the material itself.
He recommends:
Increased investment in recycling infrastructure.
Nationwide public education on waste segregation.
Stronger collection systems.
A nationwide deposit-return scheme for plastic beverage bottles.
Countries operating deposit-return programmes have significantly improved recycling rates while creating reliable supplies of recyclable materials for industry.
Giving Plastic a Second Life
At UPPR’s recycling facility, thousands of discarded PET bottles are collected, sorted, washed and converted into high-quality PET flakes every day.
These recycled materials are used in producing:
Polyester fibre
Yarn
Textiles
Reflective safety clothing
Industrial packaging materials
Beyond PET, the company is also expanding recycling operations to include Polypropylene (PP) and Polyethylene (PE) plastics commonly used in detergent bottles, buckets, food containers, crates and household packaging.
“What many people consider rubbish is increasingly becoming an important industrial raw material,” Mr. Kudiabor said.
Building Ghana’s Circular Economy
Experts argue that recycling plastics instead of discarding them can simultaneously:
Reduce environmental pollution.
Prevent drainage blockages.
Minimise urban flooding.
Create thousands of green jobs.
Strengthen local manufacturing.
Reduce dependence on imported raw materials.
Increase export opportunities.
Representatives from the Ghana National Action on Plastics (GNPAPS) agree that government alone cannot solve the country’s plastic waste challenge.
Success, they say, requires collaboration between government, private companies, manufacturers and every Ghanaian household.
Until affordable and durable alternatives become widely available, plastics will remain part of everyday life. The long-term solution lies not in eliminating plastics altogether but in ensuring every plastic item is collected, recycled and transformed into new products instead of ending up in drains and waterways.
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Ghana’s mixed 4x100m freestyle relay team produced a spirited performance at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, finishing the race in 3:53.60.
Although the time fell short of Ghana’s national record of 3:42.97, the relay squad displayed resilience and determination against strong international competition.
Ghana’s mixed 4x100m freestyle relay team at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The result highlights the steady growth of Ghanaian swimming on the global stage as the country’s athletes continue gaining valuable experience at major championships. Every appearance at this level provides an opportunity to improve, inspire young swimmers, and strengthen Ghana’s presence in international aquatic sports.
With more competitions ahead, Team Ghana will be aiming to build on this experience and challenge national records in future events.
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Bisa Kdei, Adina, Sefa & Yaa Jackson Shine in Bossu Kule’s New ‘Koko’ Visualizer
Music producer and talent manager Bossu Kule has officially unveiled the visualizer for his latest single, Koko, featuring an all-star lineup of Ghanaian musicians including Bisa Kdei, Adina, Sefa and Yaa Jackson.
The song has quickly become one of the country’s trending releases, attracting thousands of streams across digital platforms and generating conversations among music lovers.
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Koko delivers a heartfelt message about love, responsibility and the importance of a man providing for and caring for his family. The lyrics combine emotion with relatable storytelling, making the record resonate with many listeners.
The visualizer, directed by Bossu Kule and filmed by Dijure, complements the song with vibrant cinematography, colourful village-inspired scenes and compelling storytelling. Rather than relying on extravagant effects, the production focuses on authentic Ghanaian culture and everyday family life, allowing the lyrics to take centre stage.
Shot outside Accra, the visuals bring together the artistic performances of Bisa Kdei, Adina, Sefa and Yaa Jackson, translating the song’s powerful message into captivating imagery.
Since its release, Koko has continued to gain momentum on streaming platforms and social media, with fans praising both the collaboration and the video’s creative direction.
Music enthusiasts can now watch the official visualizer on YouTube and experience the latest collaboration from some of Ghana’s most celebrated entertainers.
The Gbese District Court has ordered the extradition of Daniel Yusif, the alleged co-conspirator of Ghanaian internet personality Abu Trica, to the United States to face trial over an alleged $8 million wire fraud and romance scam case.
Gbese Court orders Daniel Yusif’s extradition to the United States.
The ruling marks another major development in the ongoing legal proceedings involving the suspected international fraud network. According to the court’s committal order, Yusif has been granted 15 days to challenge the extradition before Ghanaian authorities can proceed with transferring him to the United States.
Prosecutors allege that Daniel Yusif played a role in a sophisticated cross-border romance fraud and wire fraud operation that allegedly defrauded victims of more than $8 million. United States authorities have been working closely with Ghanaian law enforcement agencies as part of broader efforts to combat international cybercrime and financial fraud.
The latest court decision follows the earlier extradition of Abu Trica, who is also facing prosecution in the United States over allegations connected to the same suspected fraud syndicate. Both men deny wrongdoing, and the allegations remain before the courts.
If no successful legal challenge is filed within the 15-day period, Ghanaian authorities are expected to complete Daniel Yusif’s extradition to the United States, where he will face the pending criminal proceedings.
The case has generated significant public attention in Ghana because of its international implications and the increasing cooperation between Ghanaian and US authorities in tackling transnational cybercrime.
GhanaNews.org will continue to monitor the case and provide verified updates as further court proceedings unfold.
Ama Parone Stands by DJ KA Despite Fresh Alleged Leaked Video Controversy
Ghanaian social media personality Ama Parone has publicly reaffirmed her support for DJ KA despite renewed online discussions surrounding an alleged second leaked video. Her comments have sparked widespread reactions across social media, with many praising her loyalty while others questioned her decision amid the ongoing controversy.
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Ama Parone Defends DJ KA
Speaking in a viral interview, Ama Parone described DJ KA as someone who changed her life, saying he remains her godfather because he supported her during difficult times. According to her, she cannot ignore the positive impact he had on her journey simply because of the current public controversy.
Her remarks quickly gained traction across Facebook, TikTok and X, where thousands of users debated whether personal loyalty should outweigh public criticism. While discussions continue, no official confirmation has verified the authenticity of the alleged leaked video currently circulating online.
Why This Story Matters
The story highlights how personal relationships and public opinion often collide in Ghana’s entertainment industry. As online conversations intensify, the incident continues to attract significant public attention.
Grammy-winning American singer Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to a charge of affray in connection with a violent altercation at a London nightclub in 2023, bringing a significant development to a case that has attracted international attention.
Brown entered the guilty plea during a brief hearing at Southwark Crown Court in London on Friday. The plea replaces more serious allegations that had previously been brought against him, including attempted grievous bodily harm and assault. Prosecutors subsequently dropped those charges after the guilty plea to affray was accepted.
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The case stems from an incident at Tape nightclub in London’s Mayfair district, where music producer Abraham Diaw was allegedly struck during a confrontation. Prosecutors told the court that Brown used a glass bottle during the altercation before further violence allegedly followed.
Brown’s co-defendant and vocal coach, Omololu Akinlolu, also pleaded guilty to affray. Both men are expected to return to court for sentencing on October 26, where they could face penalties under UK law. Affray carries a maximum prison sentence of three years, although the final decision rests with the court.
The singer was arrested in the UK in 2025 after returning for his world tour and was later released on substantial bail, allowing him to continue his scheduled performances while awaiting trial.
The guilty plea marks the latest legal chapter in Brown’s career, which has previously been overshadowed by several high-profile legal controversies despite his continued commercial success in the music industry.
Authorities have emphasized that the outcome demonstrates that all individuals, regardless of public profile, remain subject to the rule of law.
Black Stars goalkeeper Benjamin Asare has shared an emotional account of his childhood, revealing that he lost both of his parents 23 years ago and was subsequently raised by his grandmother in Korle Gonno.
Benjamin Asare emotionally credits his grandmother for raising him after losing both parents.
According to a widely shared statement attributed to the goalkeeper, Asare described himself as an orphan and expressed profound gratitude to the woman who became his guardian during one of the most difficult periods of his life.
“Yes, I’m an orphan. I lost my parents 23 years ago. My grandmother in Korle Gonno took care of me and raised me to where I am today. She is over 80 years old,” the statement attributed to Asare reads.
The heartfelt revelation has resonated with many Ghanaians, with football fans praising the goalkeeper for acknowledging the sacrifices his grandmother made throughout his upbringing.
Benjamin Asare has become one of Ghana’s most talked-about goalkeepers in recent years, earning admiration for his performances and determination. His personal story has further inspired supporters, many of whom say it reflects resilience, gratitude and perseverance despite life’s hardships.
The emotional testimony has sparked an outpouring of goodwill on social media, with many users celebrating the elderly grandmother whose dedication helped shape one of Ghana’s football stars.
National Security operatives working together with the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) have seized large sums of cash, gold bars and money-counting machines during an intelligence-led operation targeting illegal gold trading activities involving foreign nationals.
Videos circulating widely on social media show officials displaying bags containing bundles of cash alongside gold bars believed to have been confiscated during the operation. The footage has generated widespread public discussion, with many Ghanaians questioning what will happen to the seized assets.
According to GoldBod, six Indian nationals were arrested in connection with illegal gold trading activities. Authorities indicated that three of the suspects were arrested before the enforcement deadline and are expected to undergo immigration procedures, while the remaining suspects are expected to face prosecution under Ghana’s gold trading laws.
National Security officials display cash and gold bars seized during an operation targeting illegal gold trading.
GoldBod stated that the operation formed part of the government’s efforts to enforce the Ghana Gold Board Act and protect the country’s mineral resources from illegal exploitation. Officials also disclosed that hundreds of gold bars, significant amounts of cash and money-counting machines were recovered during the exercise.
Although social media users continue to speculate about where the confiscated money and gold will ultimately go, authorities have not announced any final decision regarding the disposition of the seized assets. Under Ghanaian legal procedures, confiscated property may remain as evidence until court proceedings are concluded, with any final forfeiture subject to the orders of the appropriate court.
Government officials have reiterated that enforcement operations against illegal gold trading will continue as part of efforts to sanitize Ghana’s gold sector and ensure compliance with the law.
A man is receiving specialist treatment at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital after suffering a horrific head injury when a motorcycle key reportedly became lodged in his skull during a violent altercation involving two commercial motorcycle (Okada) riders in Jasikan.
The victim receives medical attention after sustaining a serious head injury while attempting to stop a fight between two commercial motorcycle riders in Jasikan.
According to information available to GhanaMedia.net, the victim was not one of the riders involved in the confrontation. Instead, he reportedly sustained the injury while attempting to separate the two men, who were allegedly fighting over a passenger.
Eyewitnesses said the confrontation escalated unexpectedly, resulting in the victim suffering a penetrating head injury after the motorcycle key became embedded in his forehead.
The injured man was immediately rushed to a nearby health facility, where he received emergency treatment before doctors referred him to the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra for specialist medical care due to the seriousness of his condition.
Images circulating from the incident show the motorcycle key still lodged in the victim’s forehead while medical personnel worked to stabilise him ahead of his transfer.
The disturbing incident has reignited concerns over the increasing number of violent confrontations involving commercial motorcycle operators in parts of Ghana. Many residents are calling for stronger enforcement measures and peaceful conflict-resolution mechanisms to prevent similar incidents.
Authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the altercation. The victim remains under specialist care as medical professionals continue treatment.
GhanaMedia.net will continue to monitor developments and provide verified updates as more official information becomes available.
