Court clears way for Daddy Lumba’s funeral on Saturday after applicants fail to meet GH¢2m payment deadline

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Lawyers for both parties were recalled to court and the judge ordered the applicants to appear before 2:00pm today and defray costs incurred in the funeral preparation process by paying GH¢2 million into court.

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Chaos at Kwame Danso Court as youth mob forces suspects out of custody

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A violent mob stormed the Kwame Danso District Court in the Bono East Region on Thursday, December 11, disrupted proceedings and forcibly freed three accused persons who had just been remanded into police custody. The incident, which also left court property vandalised, has been strongly condemned by the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG), […]

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Telecel Ghana Spreads Joy and Cheer with 2Moorch Christmas Campaign

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Telecel Ghana is betting on 2Moorch Christmas to reward and connect with its growing customer base and strengthen brand loyalty throughout December. Director of Consumer Business at Telecel Ghana, Aneth Muga, said, “This 31 Days of Christmas campaign is the icing on the cake for a year of giving our customers ‘2Moorch’ of what they love by creating memorable, rewarding and joyful experiences that have changed lives and bought people together. That’s the energy of connecting with Telecel.”

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“The allegations were false and completely without merits” — Mama Pat Retracts Statements About Empress Gifty

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According to the law firm, the comments made by Mama Pat in May 2025 were reactions to a statement purportedly made by Mr. Hopeson Adorye, which she believed targeted her personality. The statement explains that Mama Pat’s posts were made “in the spur of the moment,” but unfortunately were interpreted as imputing immorality and unchastity to Empress Gifty.

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High Court recognises both Odo Broni and Akosua Serwaa as spouses of Daddy Lumba

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Presiding Judge, Her Ladyship Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur, noted that the evidence submitted “fell short of Sections 136 and 161,” which require the plaintiff to submit the original marriage certificate from the Bornheim Marriage Registry and the corresponding certification from the Ghana Embassy in Germany. Instead, what was provided was only an extract.

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