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Late Omane Boamah’s son selected to represent Ghana at IMO Yaw Omane Boamah, son of the late Defence Minister Dr Edward Omane Boamah, has gained international recognition after excelling in a highly competitive national mathematics and science programme. In a Facebook post on Friday, April 17, Ghana International School (GIS) said the 2026 MISE programme attracted more than 600 students from over 100 schools, with participants gradually reduced through multiple stages to just six national finalists. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/lat…

Argentine football legend Lionel Messi has purchased Catalan fifth-tier club Cornellà, marking a new chapter in his post-Barcelona ties to Catalonia. Currently playing for Inter Miami, Messi formalized the acquisition as part of a long-term vision to strengthen local talent and institutional growth. Cornellà, whose stadium seats 1,500, has produced players like Arsenal’s David Raya and Jordi Alba. The move mirrors Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent investment in Spanish side Almería, highlighting a growing trend of superstar players investing in smaller clubs. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/mes…

Kasoa: Herbalist nabbed for hiding hacksaw blades in bread for inmate Police in Kasoa have apprehended a 42-year-old man for attempting to smuggle hacksaw blades to a remand inmate in custody. The suspect, Mohammed Hamidu, a herbalist, allegedly hid two hacksaw blades inside a loaf of bread and tried to deliver them to Cephas Bubune Sisiawor, who is being held at the Kasoa Central Business District Police Station. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/kas…

A 26-year-old man, Ebenezer Frimpong, is facing theft charges after allegedly stealing a Ghana Police Service armoured vehicle left running outside Nkawie Market in the Ashanti Region. The vehicle’s driver, Lance Corporal Joshua Denkyi, had briefly stepped away when Frimpong jumped in and sped off. A seven-man SWAT team pursued him along the Abuakwa-Kumasi stretch and arrested him at Atwima Mim. The armoured vehicle has been retained as evidence, and Frimpong remains in custody at the Abuakwa District Police Command pending further investigations. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/26-…

“We don’t steal data"— MTN Ghana CEO responds to subscriber concerns The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, has rejected allegations that the telecom company is involved in stealing customers’ data, amid rising concerns over disappearing data bundles. His comments come in response to increasing complaints from subscribers about how quickly their data is being used up, with some reporting unexplained losses. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/we-…

Robert Mugabe’s son pleads guilty in South Africa shooting case Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of Zimbabwe’s late former leader Robert Mugabe, has admitted to pointing a firearm and residing illegally in South Africa. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/rob…

The National Service Authority (NSA) has partnered with Absa Bank Ghana and the National Service Personnel Association (NASPA) to introduce an overdraft facility for National Service Personnel (NSPs). The initiative aims to cushion personnel against delays in allowance payments by offering up to 85% of their monthly allowance in advance. The overdraft comes with zero interest during delays, no collateral requirements, and automatic repayment once allowances are disbursed. It is available to all active NSPs with an Absa Ignition Account, which also provides free debit cards and travel insurance. NSA Director General Ruth Dela Seddoh and Absa MD Edward Nartey Botchway emphasized that the partnership is designed to ease financial stress on young graduates serving the nation. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/nsa…

NDC communicator Gifty Enam Gbedevi has stirred controversy by claiming the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) was created out of political vendetta rather than genuine reform. Speaking on Adom FM, she argued that the Akufo-Addo administration established the OSP to target opponents, not to strengthen accountability. Her remarks follow a High Court ruling that the OSP cannot prosecute independently without Attorney-General approval under Article 88 of the Constitution. Gbedevi questioned the OSP’s effectiveness, citing high costs and limited results, and suggested Ghana should return to a strengthened Directorate of Public Prosecutions. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/ndc…

Life jacket from Titanic survivor set for auction at £350,000 A life jacket worn by a survivor of the RMS Titanic sinking is set to go up for auction this weekend in what has been described as a “once in a generation” sale. The item is expected to sell for between £250,000 ($339,000) and £350,000 ($474,000), and is believed to be the only life jacket from a Titanic survivor ever offered for auction, according to UK auction house Henry Aldridge and Son. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/lif…

At Ola Senior High School’s Amazing Science Week, students were encouraged to pursue science confidently and manage their time effectively. Lecturer and alumna Mrs Margaret Ofori urged girls to challenge stereotypes, stressing that science is about collaboration, not rivalry. She emphasized time management as key to success, advising students to avoid procrastination and distractions while balancing academics with rest and reflection. The school’s Science Club, with over 900 members, continues to inspire students through practical projects, robotics, and cyber security initiatives. Student leaders highlighted mentorship and discipline as vital to boosting girls’ confidence in science and leadership. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/ola…

China’s economy grew 5% year-on-year in Q1 2026, beating expectations despite global disruptions from the US-Israel war with Iran. The rebound was driven by manufacturing and strong car exports, though property investment continues to drag. Imports surged nearly 28% in March due to rising global energy costs, leaving China’s trade surplus at a one-year low of $50bn. Analysts warn that the conflict’s full impact, especially on exports and consumer demand, may show in the next quarter. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/chi…

Quaye Nungua R/C Basic wins FanMilk School Caravan with 10,989 wrappers Quaye Nungua R/C Basic School has been crowned winner of this year’s FanMilk School Caravan, an initiative focused on promoting plastic waste collection and environmental awareness among students. The school secured the top position after gathering 10,989 plastic wrappers for recycling, earning a refurbished ICT laboratory from FanMilk. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/qua…

The Atonsu Agogo Government Hospital’s maternity unit in Kumasi is in crisis after its only radiant warmer, a vital machine for preterm babies, broke down three weeks ago. Health workers are forced to place multiple infants under one warmer, an unsafe practice. Hospital officials and donors, including Kumasi Hospital and Quality Foam, have appealed for urgent support to address equipment shortages and poor infrastructure, stressing the facility’s critical role in handling over 500 maternity cases regularly. To read more:

Finance ministers, central bankers, and top financiers have raised alarms about Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI model, warning it could expose vulnerabilities in global financial systems. The model, described as highly capable in cybersecurity tasks, has already identified weaknesses in major operating systems. While Anthropic has withheld public release, governments and banks are being given early access to test resilience. Experts remain divided: some say the risks are overstated, while others argue the model could empower cybercriminals if misused. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/fin…

Seven traders arrested over contaminated palm oil laced with Sudan dye in Koforidua Seven female traders have been arrested in Koforidua for allegedly selling palm oil contaminated with Sudan dye, a banned industrial chemical known to pose serious health risks. The operation, carried out by the Ghana Police Service, forms part of ongoing efforts to clamp down on unsafe food practices and protect public health. Sudan dye is prohibited in food products due to its potential link to cancer and other health complications, raising concerns among consumers as authorities intensify monitoring and enforcement. #nsem360 #ghana #trending #viral #explore

100 Isuzu buses ready for deployment to improve Metro Mass fleet The government on Thursday, April 16, 2026, inspected 100 newly acquired Isuzu buses imported from Egypt as part of efforts to address transportation challenges in the country. The buses are expected to be handed over to Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMTL) to strengthen its fleet and improve service reliability. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/100…

Ghana Football Association parts ways with John Paintsil amid restructuring The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has reportedly parted ways with former Black Stars defender and assistant coach, John Paintsil as part of an ongoing technical restructuring within the national team setup. The move is understood to be part of broader efforts to reorganize the team’s technical direction, following recent changes aimed at improving performance and long-term competitiveness. Further details surrounding the restructuring are expected, as the GFA continues to reshape the Black Stars’ technical team. #nsem360 #ghana #blackstars #worldcup #trending

Fake DP Sticker Scandal: DVLA impounds 40 vehicles at Tema Harbour The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has seized 40 vehicles at the Tema Harbour after an intelligence-led operation uncovered the use of fake Drive from Port (DP) stickers. In a statement released on Friday, April 17, the Authority disclosed that investigations also found cases where authentic DP stickers had been placed on vehicles with inconsistent documentation. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/fak…

Transparency International’s Executive Director Mary Addah has cautioned against moves that could weaken the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), stressing that the Attorney-General must avoid curtailing its mandate. She argued that the OSP was deliberately created to strengthen Ghana’s anti-corruption fight, particularly where the Attorney-General’s Department had struggled with regime-related accountability. Weakening the OSP, she warned, would set Ghana back by eight years in its anti-corruption progress. To read more: nsem360.com/2026/04/17/mar…

Pastor Love remanded over alleged theft of GH¢180,000 Honda Civic An Accra Circuit Court has remanded a 54-year-old pastor accused of stealing a Honda Civic worth GH¢180,000.The suspect, Pastor Hammond Love, is also facing charges of forging documents related to the vehicle, both of which he has denied. To read more:nsem360.com/2026/04/17/pas…