Since its inception over a decade ago, Praise Reloaded has become a landmark event on Ghana’s gospel calendar, drawing thousands from across the nation and beyond. Year after year, it continues to grow in scale and impact, serving as both a spiritual recharge and a celebration of God’s enduring grace
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And that we must achieve this through the collaborative efforts of both men and women. We redefine INCLUSION to include working hand in hand with our men. We work with all persons, bodies and HeForShe Champions to fast-track the achievement of the SDGs and to bridge the inequality gaps. We encourage our men to stand with our women. Together we stand, divided we fall,” she concluded
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“It is our hope and prayer that the work we do will not only make Ghana proud but will serve as inspiration to other nations that the people who acknowledge God, give thanks to Him and live in unity can achieve their impossible,” he said
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The programme will involve up to two months of combined basic military instruction, with the first cohort of service personnel expected to commence training on 3 August 2025
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This Saturday April 26, 2025, the exciting rhythms of Ghanaian superstar Wiyaala and her Slovenian band, The Yaga Yagas, will thrill the Jazz & World Music Festival at the Alliance Française Accra. Organized by Alliance Française and sponsored by Société Générale, this event promises a night of cross-cultural musical brilliance, celebrating the fusion of West African folk, Afro-pop and jazz. Wiyaala’s return to this prestigious stage, alongside international acts like Senegal’s Alune Wade and Kenya’s Christine Kamau, underscores her status as a global ambassador of Ghanaian culture.
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The Police are calling on the public to play their part in ensuring a safe holiday season. “We urge everyone to be security conscious, remain vigilant, and report any suspicious activities to the police,” the statement advised.
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The event will serve not only as a celebration of life and recovery but also as a powerful demonstration of giving back and standing in solidarity with vulnerable children in society.
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“I cannot sit, for visitors come to Kumasi [and] from the airport to Manhyia, and all they see is faecal matter from cattle.”
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“If a report is made and we identify that this number is perpetuating fraud, failure to deal with it by the telco, after we have informed you of this, will result in daily pecuniary fines,” he warned.
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Tinged with humour, the play highlights true life stories of some inmates at the Nsawam Female Prison. Different accounts are woven seamlessly to address the theme of the play.
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