SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

The American Embassy called and we responded.👊

The breathtaking landscape along the Adzorkoe–Todome stretch in the Volta Region of Ghana. [🎥: freshers2007]

“God forbid I ever be a member of the NDC” — Janet Nabla, Chairperson for the People’s National Party, strongly asserts, calling the current government a super insensitive government for exploiting citizens through the security services recruitment.

Ten (10)-year-old Nuhu Shamsiya won the hearts of the crowd at the Kwaebibirem Inter-Zonal Sports Festival after finishing in second place in the Under-15 Girls’ 1500m race. Currently in Primary Five at Kade Islamic Basic School, the young prodigy was presented with cash prizes and gifts from supporters after her impressive performance in the race.

“If I’m not a cocoa farmer, what is this?” —Cocoa farmer who went viral for his “Mahama, Wo di yɛ ka” comment claps back at critics, who alleged he is not a cocoa farmer.

Ghanaian drummer Isaac Ninson, widely known on the live band music scene as Paa Kow, goes home on Saturday, 21st March, 2026. The family invites all well-wishers and loved ones to join them in giving him a befitting burial.

Join us at Heritage Village for an unforgettable celebration of culture, value addition, craftsmanship, and proudly Made-in-Ghana excellence. 26th to 28th, Akwaaba Village, do not miss it.

“Cocoa can be stored for years, so if the global market is down, let’s store it and sell when prices rise.” — A cocoa farmer in the Ashanti Region advices government to store cocoa during periods of low global prices and sell it when the market improves, stressing that this strategy would help shield farmers from financial losses.

Nigeria has been ranked the 4th most terrorised country globally in the 2026 Global Terrorism Index (GTI), behind Pakistan, Burkina Faso, and Niger Republic. The report highlights Nigeria as the West African country with the highest number of terrorism-related deaths and incidents in 2025, contributing significantly to a region that accounts for nearly 70% of global terror fatalities.

“I have a cell at my palace; therefore, any youth who chooses to defy my authority should be prepared to be locked up immediately” — The Chief of Dankyira Amoafo has reinforced strict regulations for the youth in the community, emphasizing that dreadlocks are prohibited, engagement in lotto activities is forbidden, and indecent dressing among women is not permitted. He further warned that anyone who defies these directives will face immediate punishment.

Members of Parliament observed a moment of silence today to honor the two Ghanaian citizens who tragically lost their lives in the recent microlight aircraft crash in Tema.

President John Dramani Mahama has presented a GH¢100,000 grant to entrepreneur Isaac Foli Amusu, as promised, under the Adwumawura flagship programme to support local entrepreneurs.

President John Dramani Mahama has pledged his dedication to ensuring that every region in Ghana is equipped with a modern stadium to promote sports and recreational activities. He announced that the construction of three new stadiums will begin this year, with the plan continuing until every region has its own facility.

Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority, Godwin Kudzo Tameklo has cautioned the public against collecting fuel from tanker spillages, stressing that such conduct constitutes theft and may attract a prison sentence of up to five years. He further revealed that cybercrime units, in collaboration with the Ghana Police Service, are reviewing previously circulated videos to identify and prosecute offenders.

“Data from the former sim registration process was not made available to the National Identification Authority’s systems because the Communications minister at the time and NIA Boss were not on good terms” —President John Dramani Mahama reveals during his Resetting Ghana Tour in Sunyani.

A final-year student of Effutu A.M.E Zion Girls Senior High School, Emmanuella Quainoo, has died after a swarm of bees attacked her on campus. Despite being sent to a nearby hospital, Emmanuella could not survive the attack. Medical staff reportedly recommended urgent treatment, including a blood transfusion, but her condition rapidly deteriorated. Her grandmother, Vida Ayi Mensah, disclosed that Emmanuella had been enrolled to rewrite her WASSCE after previously failing her science paper last year. She expressed shock over the tragic loss.

Mahama, wo wode yɛ ka.

Ghanaian tomato traders have voiced their concerns about Burkina Faso’s recent ban on tomato exports. They are urging the government to step in, as the ban could result in a severe tomato shortage in the country, potentially causing prices to rise.