The award-winning actress and brand ambassador further disclosed that in 2024, she spent over GH₵90,000 on school fees for needy students, as part of giving back to Ghanaians for their love and support throughout her career. She explained that while most of her philanthropic efforts are done away from the cameras, her birthday donations are publicized due to the involvement of brands she represents
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The two-day event, scheduled from January 27-28, 2025, will bring together African leaders and policymakers to discuss strategies for strengthening the AU’s efficiency and operations.
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“I started by saying that the day His Excellency nominated me, I put out a statement urging every Ghanaian youth to believe in the kind of leadership I bring on board. I am not going to be discriminatory. I’m here to serve the Ghanaian youth and no other person,” Mr Opare Addo declared
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“As part of the resetting agenda we will hold various consultations with businesses across the sector. We will allow various private sector businesses with certain concessions to enable their work to flourish and create jobs for people,” he said
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“Through determined efforts, I can report that we have now averted the looming threat of power outages and have begun delivering fuel to the thermal plants in the east, in advance of the shutdown of the West African Gas Pipeline,” the President added
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In a grand ceremony held at the Accra International Conference Centre on Monday, December 30, President Akufo-Addo presented national honors to individuals who have excelled in various fields, recognizing their contributions to national development through hard work, sacrifice, and dedication.
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The team is chaired by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Member of Parliament for North Tongu. Other members include notable individuals such as former Auditor-General Daniel Domelevo, retired Commissioner of Police Nathaniel Kofi Boakye, private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu, and investigative journalist Raymond Archer.
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In dismissing the petitions, the Supreme Court emphasized that the bill had not yet been enacted. Justice Lovelace Johnson clarified that until a bill receives presidential assent, it remains a legislative proposal and does not qualify as an enforceable law subject to judicial review.
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“Accountability is one of the main things many young people are angry about. The reality is, is there a global crisis? Yes. But when you factor in the growing economy, we will be hit much harder. Now you have people who are frustrated and they want to be heard. They are protesting and don’t feel like they can protest, they are speaking up and they don’t think they are being heard,” she said.
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The Council is awaiting the release of additional funds out of the outstanding balance of GHC118,000,000.00 from the Ministry of Education to enable the scanning process and other post-examination processes to continue smoothly
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