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Ghana Police Interdict Five Officers Over Viral Misconduct Videos

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Fmr. GIHOC Boss Maxwell Kofi Jumah Rushed To Korle Bu ICU As GH¢55m Bail Conditions Remain Unmet Former Chief Executive Officer of GIHOC Distilleries Company Limited, Maxwell Kofi Jumah, has been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, delaying efforts to meet the conditions of his GH¢55 million bail. According to the New Patriotic Party’s Ashanti Regional Communications Director, Paul Yandoh, attempts to secure Mr Jumah’s release are ongoing but have been slowed due to his current medical condition. Mr Jumah was granted police enquiry bail on April 29 by the Economic and Organised Crime Office, but has yet to satisfy the requirements. His arrest followed a raid on his Kumasi residence as part of ongoing investigations into alleged breaches of public financial management regulations during his tenure at GIHOC. Authorities have not yet disclosed the specific allegations and EOCO is yet to provide further updates on the case as the former CEO continues to receive treatment.

“ It Just Felt Right To Portray Michael Jackson In The Pop Star Song ”- Black Sherif

“ I Don’t Believe Any Woman Will Love Me Genuinely ”- Don Little

“My message to the BECE candidates is that they should remain calm, focused, and determined,” — Elikplim Akurugu, Member of Parliament for Dome-Kwabenya.

Hon. Elikplim Akurugu interacts with BECE candidates, urging them to stay focused, put in their best effort, and approach their examinations with determination

Hon. Elikplim Akurugu interacts with BECE candidates, urging them to stay focused, put in their best effort, and approach their examinations with determination

Hon. Elikplim Akurugu, Member of Parliament for Dome-Kwabenya, visits various examination centres in Dome-Kwabenya, engaging candidates as she monitors the ongoing 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

BECE 2026 Kicks Off Today With Over 620,000 Candidates Nationwide A total of 619,985 final-year Junior High School (JHS) students across Ghana have begun this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for School Candidates today, Monday, May 4, 2026. An additional 156 candidates from Togo and Benin are also participating, bringing the total number of candidates to 620,141. According to the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), the candidates are drawn from 20,390 public and private schools and are writing the exams at 2,302 centres nationwide. Of the Ghanaian candidates, 304,273 are males while 315,712 are females. To ensure the smooth conduct of the examination, WAEC has deployed 2,303 supervisors, 2,070 assistant supervisors, and 21,791 invigilators across the various centres. Five schools from Togo and Benin will write the exams at a single designated centre, as they follow Ghana’s curriculum. The 2026 candidature represents an increase of 16,657 compared to the 603,328 candidates who sat for the exams in 2025. Regionally, the Ashanti Region recorded the highest number of candidates with 124,095, followed by the Greater Accra Region with 114,243, while the Central Region has 69,496 candidates. Meanwhile, WAEC has assured the public of its readiness to conduct the examination successfully but has cautioned candidates and officials against all forms of malpractice, warning of strict consequences for offenders.

Ghanaian Man Captures Huge Numbers Of Black South Africans Protesting Against African Immigrants

“ I Rarely Say ‘The Lord Told Me’ To Prevent Manipulation ”- Pastor Mensa Otabil

“ More Police Officers Needed To Meet Growing Population ”- IGP. Christian Tetteh Yohuno The Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has called for urgent strategic interventions to strengthen personnel and infrastructure within the Ghana Police Service to meet growing security demands. Speaking at the commissioning of a new Divisional Police Headquarters at Laasi in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality, he revealed that the area’s policing capacity remains inadequate. With a population of 314,859 and only 260 officers, the jurisdiction has a ratio of about one officer to 1,200 residents far below the United Nations recommended standard of one officer to 500 people. Despite relatively low levels of violent crime, which he attributed to effective policing strategies and community collaboration, the IGP warned that increasingly sophisticated criminal activities require modernised approaches. He stressed the need for advanced equipment, improved infrastructure and operational reforms to enhance law enforcement efficiency across the country.

“ Ghana’s Energy Sector Not Only Meets Demand But Also Exports Power ”- Energy Minister The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has said that the country is not only meeting its domestic electricity demand but is also exporting power to neighbouring countries including Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire and Togo. He described the current energy situation as stable, noting that ongoing efforts are focused on strengthening infrastructure through a nationwide transformer installation programme. According to him, over 2,500 transformers being installed are newly procured and not inherited, addressing what he called misinformation. Mr. Jinapor added that the initiative is being carried out under the leadership of President John Mahama and Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson to improve power supply across the country. Speaking at a town hall meeting in Koforidua, he announced that a nationwide timetable for transformer replacement and upgrades will be released in the coming weeks. He revealed that 140 transformers have already been installed, with 300 more set to be deployed soon to enhance electricity reliability. The minister assured that government remains committed to preventing a return to persistent power outages, popularly known as “dumsor.”

“ They Don’t Make Much Noise But They Are Effective ”- Prez. John Mahama Commends Ghana Police Management Team

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Economic Freedom Fighters Leader, Julius Malema , Blows Hot Again At South African Protestors In May Day Speech Today He spoke at a rally in Wonderkop, Marikana #bigishew #juliusmalema #southafrica #whatdeygoon #gharticles

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