Samia and Sekou Nkrumah reveal how the 1966 Coup affected their late brother

Samia and Sekou Nkrumah have recounted how the 1966 coup that toppled their father, Ghana’s first President, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, deeply affected their late brother, Gamel Nkrumah. The two siblings shared aspects of Gamel’s life and the difficulties he experienced following the overthrow of the Nkrumah government, including the family’s years in exile and his struggles after returning to Ghana. Gamel, who spent much of his life in Egypt, was among the children of Dr Kwame Nkrum…

CPP Elders visit Nkrumah family to console them over death of Gamel Nkrumah

A delegation from the Convention People’s Party (CPP), led by Comrade Chris Ziga, has visited the family of Ghana’s first President, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, to express condolences following the death of his second son, Gamel Nkrumah. The delegation comprised members of the party’s Council of Elders and National Working Committee. Receiving the delegation, Madam Samia Nkrumah and Sekou Nkrumah expressed sadness over the loss of their brother, who spent much of his life in Egypt. Th…

A bitter end for Ronaldo – the icon who transformed Portugal

Cristiano Ronaldo’s old rival Leo Messi left Argentina less than a month ago with a nation applauding him. The Portugal legend has gone another way, and it was always going to be the case. The 41-year-old announced his international retirement after 23 years but also after a fallout with coach Jorge Jesus which was resolved with a sanction of 30 days, that had already been served, and a fine of 255 euros. It was the punishment imposed on the Portuguese striker for leaving th…

NRSA tasks road agencies to address missing signs, markings as Traffictech GH rolls out

The Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Abraham Amaliba, says the Authority expects to assess the impact of the TrafficTech GH initiative on road crashes, injuries and fatalities when it releases its next quarterly road safety report in December. Speaking on 3FM's Hot Edition on November 5, Mr Amaliba said the upcoming data will reflect the rollout of the technology-driven traffic enforcement system and provide an opportunity to measure its effecti…

Kwadaso Agric College students turn ideas into market-ready agribusiness under CB-VET Ghana project

Innovation, entrepreneurship and practical skills are increasingly becoming the foundation of modern Agricultural Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ATVET) in Ghana, a shift clearly demonstrated by the CB-VET Ghana Project. For the past three years, over 500 students of Kwadaso Agricultural College, under the VET Ecosystems for Employability in Ghana (CB-VET) initiative, have embarked on an intensive entrepreneurship and business incubation journey. This has cu…

Ghana to host Somalia at Essipong Stadium for 2027 AFCON qualifiers – Kurt Okraku

President Mahama to tee off 5th FNB Head of State Invitational Golf Tournament

Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago explore new investments, expanded oil and gas partnerships

Ghana and Trinidad and Tobago are seeking to deepen their economic relations, with fresh discussions focusing on attracting new investments and expanding cooperation in the oil and gas sector. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, held discussions with his Trinidad and Tobago counterpart, Sean S.M. Sobers, on the sidelines of the just-ended Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Antigua and Barbuda. The meeting provided an opportunity for bo…

I’m surprised I haven’t won TGMA Rapper of the Year – Teephlow

For a rapper who has earned multiple nominations at Ghana’s biggest music awards, never taking home the Rapper of the Year trophy is a record Teephlow finds difficult to understand. He has admitted that he is surprised he is yet to win the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) Rapper of the Year title, despite his unbeatable records. Speaking in an interview with Kwame Dadzie on Hitz FM, Teephlow said he does not usually keep track of past nominations or make music with awards i…

After Moscow Forum, Ghana’s Media Must Question Everyone

Minority demands commission of inquiry into World Cup Visa Racketeering Scandal

AngloGold Ashanti Profit Rises as Ghana Mines Falter

Deputy Transport Minister meets Pakistani delegation for potential investments in Ghana's Oil and Gas sector

The Deputy Minister of Transport, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, on Thursday, November 5, 2026, received a delegation of investors led by the High Commissioner of Pakistan to Ghana, H.E. Najeeb Durrani, at her office. The purpose was to discuss potential investment opportunities in Ghana, particularly in the oil and gas sector. The meeting provided an opportunity for the visiting delegation to explore possible areas of investment collaboration and engage with the Deputy Minister on opp…

Build competence before seeking transformation – Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo at TrueLife Experience

Keynote speaker Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo has urged participants at the 2026 TrueLife Experience to move beyond drawing inspiration from others and develop the competence needed to inspire and influence people through their own work. Speaking at the event at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra, she highlighted the importance of building human competence, particularly in critical thinking, communication, public speaking and relationship-building. “You have to build the competence before…

I built a $70m business while battling depression – Nekeya Parks at TrueLife Experience

Mindset mentor Nekeya Parks has revealed that she built a $70 million business while battling depression, urging people to identify and pursue what she described as their God-given purpose. Speaking at the 2026 TrueLife Experience at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra, she challenged participants to reflect on the ambitions they had before societal expectations and personal fears influenced their choices. “When you think about the dream that you had when you were smaller, when you…

John Akomfrah’s Arcadia Makes London Debut at Natural History Museum

Ghana and BRICS: A strategic choice, not a slogan

Ghana is broke in a very specific way. Not broke of resources. Broke of options. For years we have financed the state the same way. Eurobonds when markets are kind. IMF programs when they are not. Loans with conditions attached. Each cycle ends the same. High borrowing costs. Currency risk. Debt that grows faster than the economy meant to service it. That is why Ghana joining BRICS matters. It is not about picking East over West. It is about getting a second financing door t…

Sir Sam Jonah shares life lessons on courage, humility and character at TrueLife Experience

Business leader Sir Sam Jonah has recounted how his upbringing in the mining town of Obuasi shaped his understanding of inequality, humility and respect for others. Speaking at the 2026 TrueLife Experience at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra on November 5, he reflected on the social and economic inequalities he observed growing up in the mining community. Held under the theme “The Audacity to Dare”, the two-day event brought together business executives, entrepreneurs, policymak…

Persons culpable in sex-for-jobs cases must be sanctioned – Prof. Opoku-Agyemang

Minority demands permanent abolition of GH¢1 fuel levy