The businessman detailed in his petition how the Board Chairman demanded GH₵50,000.00 up front and further loan from him for the approval of the 12 million Ghana cedis and appealed to the Presidency to help him recover a total amount of GH₵2,408,000.00 from the Board Chairman.
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In a Facebook post, the film authority wrote that they “are pleased to announce that beautiful and hardworking Fella Makafui will be introduced as a main character entering this groundbreaking Nigerian ‘African’ masterpiece in the second season, green-lighted by Netflix to show in over 191 countries under our #ShootInGhana agenda, even as we work to position Ghana as a shooting destination and as well, work on the market place with the cinema agenda and enabling other platforms.”
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“This decisive outcome reflects the unwavering commitment of UTAG members to protect our environment and livelihoods from the destructive impact of mining activities in ecologically sensitive areas such as forest reserves, farms, and water bodies,” the NEC said.
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The inaugural edition of the Ghana DanceSport League was part of main activities of the Street Dance Fiesta of the 10th Ghana Dance Festival. It was preceded by a dance workshop featuring DWP Academy and its sensational members including Lisa Quama, Endurance Grand, Demzy Baye, King Nature, and Richael. Following the workshop, guests were treated to performances from the best talents in the street dance, including the Millitantz Dance Family, Arenees Dance Crew, Flawless Dance Studio, 4bent Dance Crew, Black Illusion Dance Crew, Krump Ghana, House Ghana, The Originals, DMYB, Let’s Dance Africa, I Am Azonto, DWP Academy, 360 Dancers, Team Rasta Flex, One Ghana Dance Family and many more. To spice up the performances, Nila Dance Academy performed an Indian routine to “Makoma” by King Paluta, to the delight of the audience.
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The strike, announced on October 1, is a response to the government’s failure to meet Organised Labour’s demands for a total ban on mining and a state of emergency to combat galamsey.
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Despite the numerous public institutions involved in the project, none could provide the reasons for the missing street lights, with the Ghana Highway Authority, the Ministry of Roads and Highways, and the Ministry of Energy pointing fingers at one another.
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“So, if you want to pay your utility bills, make payments for local assembly tolls and charges, including market and parking fees, get digital addresses for locations across Ghana, track, book, and pay for intercity transport, change your name after marriage—you can do all of that in one place on your mobile phone.”
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“We are of the view that what the government has proposed does not adequately address our demands and therefore our notice of strike remains unchanged,” the leadership said.
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“Illegal and unregulated mining has devastating economic, social, and environmental consequences,” the statement read. “It exacerbates poverty, damages livelihoods, pollutes the environment, negatively impacts health and water, disrupts peace, and fuels illicit financial flows.”
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“We currently issue GHLink, Visa prepaid, and debit cards instantly across 29 branches, and we are on schedule to extend this service to all branches by 2026,” he said.
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