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🇬🇭 Ghana Battalion Position in Southern Lebanon Comes Under Missile Attack

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The Ghana Armed Forces has confirmed that a Ghanaian battalion position in Southern Lebanon has come under a missile attack amid the ongoing tensions between the Israel Defense Forces and Hezbollah. According to a press release issued on 6 March 2026 by the Department of Public Relations at the General Headquarters in Burma Camp, Accra, the attack targeted the Ghanaian Battalion Headquarters serving under the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). The incident occurred between 1745 and 1752 hours local time in Southern Lebanon when two missiles struck the Ghanaian position. Casualties and Damage Reports indicate that two Ghanaian soldiers sustained critical injuries , while another soldier suffered trauma from the attack. The injured personnel are currently receiving treatment at a Level One Medical Bunker and are said to be in stable condition . Military authorities also confirmed that the Officers’ Mess facility was hit and completely burned down as a result of the...
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52 STUDENTS RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIP IN AGONA WEST MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

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  DR. GEOFFREY A. RAZAK FOUNDATION in collaboration with CAREST COLLEGE OF HEALTH as part of its social responsibility, intends to offered 100% scholarship to 52 brilliant but needy students in the Agona West Municipal for the pursuit of any of the beneath programs in the College. Programs: Pharmacy Assistant / Medicine Counter Assistant. Accredited by Pharmacy Council Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science. Accredited by Allied Health Professions Council  The students will have semester tutorials with CAREST COLLEGE OF HEALTH, Hohoe and will be sent back to the Agona West Municipal Health facilities of their choice through the Municipal Health Directorate for their clinical/attachments. At the end of the courses, applicants will sit for license examination to be conducted by the Pharmacy Council of Ghana or Allied Health Professions Council of Ghana, depending on the choice of program offered. The foundation has paid 100% of tuition and accommodation fees. Parents/guardians m...
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Teenager reports family to DOVVSU over limited meals, pocket money

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A teenager has reported his family to the Bono Regional Office of the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) for not providing him with nutritious and enough food and pocket money.   The Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Beatrice Korsah, the Bono Regional Coordinator of the DOVVSU, disclosed this to the media in Sunyani, saying “we invited his parents and we have since resolved the matter amicably”.  DSP Korsah said: “The boy came to the unit in uniform”, explaining that “his situation highlights the plight of many children who are suffering in their homes in silence”, and commended the teenager for his bold decision in fighting for his fundamental human rights.  She said: “His decision to report his parents led to a positive outcome and his example demonstrates DOVVSU’s commitment in supporting victims of abuse and providing a safe space for them to report their cases”.   DSP Korsah noted some men were also experiencing domestic violence i...
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OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP TO BRILLIANT BUT NEEDY STUDENTS

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DR. GEOFFREY A. RAZAK FOUNDATION in collaboration with CAREST COLLEGE OF HEALTH as part of its social responsibility, intends to offer between 50% to 100% scholarship to brilliant but needy students in the Agona West Municipal for the pursuit of any of the beneath programs in the College. Programs: Pharmacy Assistant / Medicine Counter Assistant. Accredited by Pharmacy Council Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science. Accredited by Allied Health Professions Council The applicant(s) must be any of the following SHS or VOC/TECH graduate Matured student Tertiary graduate Grade: Minimum of five (5) passes A quota of one (1) applicant each is requested from each of the following under listed opinion leaders in the Municipal The Assembly member of each electoral area The Headmaster of each school / Circuit supervisor of each zone through GES Director The Zonal Health Representative of each zone through GHS Director The Chief of each community The Head Pastor of each church The Imam of each mosq...
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Born to Shine: The Soul of a Friday, July 16th Man

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Some births carry a quiet kind of power — and being born on Friday, 16th July is one of them. In Ghanaian tradition, this man would be known as Kofi — a name tied to peace, charm, and strong social intuition. Add to that the nurturing energy of the Cancer zodiac sign , and you have someone truly unique. The Spirit of Kofi In Akan culture, Friday-born males (Kofi) are known for their easy-going nature, love for beauty, and inner balance. They’re natural diplomats — the kind who can calm a storm with just their presence. Kofi values peace, harmony, and is drawn to the finer, more graceful things in life. The Depth of a Cancer Being born in mid-July means this man is a Cancer — ruled by the moon and known for depth, loyalty, and emotional intelligence. He might not always say much, but his heart speaks loudly. He’s the kind who feels deeply, loves sincerely, and protects fiercely. Personality Blend - Thoughtful but strong — gentle in approach, firm in values - Creative and spiritual — dr...
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PRESS CONFERENCE ON ABODOM CHIEFTAINCY ISSUES

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AGONA NYAKROM TRADITIONAL COUNCIL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Members of Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area, Agonaman, Members of the Press Ladies and Gentlemen, we welcome you all to the Palace of the Omanhene of the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area here at Agona Nyakrom. There is a pressing matter the Traditional Council wish to address concerning the Asona Family of Agona Abodom responsible for nominating the divisional chief for Agona Abodom, the Benkum Division of the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Area The Agona Abodom Divisional Council led by Nana Owirow XIV, regent presented their divisional chief elect in the person of Opanyin Kwesi Gyan also known as Frank Asiedu to the President of the Traditional Council, Okofo Katakyi Nyarko Eku X and he was approved paving way for the legal customary processes to continue A fourteen (14) day Notice of Installation was accordingly posted on the Notice Board of the Agona Nyakrom Traditional Council and all other relevant locations in Agona Abodom which is ...
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Abandoned Baby Rescued in Gomoa Central

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  In a heartbreaking yet hopeful moment, a handsome baby boy was found abandoned on a farm in the Gomoa Central Constituency. Alone and vulnerable, his future seemed uncertain—until compassion intervened. He was rescued and placed in the loving care of Pastor Nyame, a remarkable man of God known for his selfless dedication to children without parents or proper guardianship. Pastor Nyame’s home has become more than a shelter. It is a sanctuary of hope, a place where abandoned and orphaned children find love, healing, and a chance at a better life. His mission now stretches beyond Gomoa Central. He has opened his arms to orphans from across the country, offering them not just food and shelter, but family and faith. But he cannot do it alone. Hon Kwame Asare Obeng, MP, Gomoa Central Write: This handsome baby boy was found abandoned on a farm in my constituency. He was rescued and brought to Pastor Nyame, a remarkable man of God who has dedicated his life to caring for children without...
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If Prayer Is Wrong, Nothing Else Is Right.

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In today’s fast-paced world, we often reach for our phones before we even open our eyes fully. We chase schedules, deadlines, and responsibilities—yet overlook the one thing that can bring true order and peace to our lives: prayer. Prayer isn’t just a religious act. It’s a lifeline. It’s our daily conversation with the Creator of the universe—one who hears, sees, and deeply cares. When we begin our day in communion with God, everything else starts to align. Peace follows. Direction becomes clear. Our hearts stay grounded, even in chaos. Let’s be honest—without prayer: - There is no power to face life’s battles.   - There is no foundation to stand firm in the storms.   - There is no grace to walk humbly and gratefully. Prayer invites God into our ordinary. It transforms worry into worship, and silence into strength. It’s not about saying the perfect words—it’s about opening our hearts, bringing both our praises and our problems to the One who knows it all. Philippians...
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Tragedy Strikes Agona Abodom: Festival Turns Deadly Amid Renewed Chieftaincy Dispute

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What was meant to be a peaceful and joyous celebration in Agona Abodom has turned into a community-wide tragedy. The town, located in the Agona West Municipality of Ghana's Central Region, was plunged into chaos after violent clashes erupted during a traditional festival, leaving three people dead and many others seriously injured. According to reports, the violence stems from a deep-rooted chieftaincy dispute that has plagued the community for more than four decades. Though tensions had appeared to ease following the installation of Nana Osamdade Obrempong XI earlier this year, recent events suggest the conflict is far from over. The Attack: As traditional leaders and residents gathered to celebrate the festival, an opposing faction allegedly hired land guards to violently disrupt the occasion. Eyewitnesses say the assailants stormed the chief’s palace, damaging vehicles, tables, chairs, and other property before clashing with residents. “It was terrifying. We didn’t expect viole...
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Cocoa Sacks and Cameras: When Dignity Died with the Dead

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In the annals of national tragedy, August 6th, 2025, will be remembered not only for the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight distinguished sons of Ghana, but for something far more disgraceful the stripping away of their dignity in death. Yes, a nation mourns. Yes, grief hangs thick in the air. But how did we become so numb to reverence, so desensitised to human worth, that we thought it appropriate, no, necessary to broadcast their remains live, and even more horrifying, to show their noble bodies shoved into cocoa sacks? Cocoa sacks? For the defenders of the realm? For the leaders, the trailblazers, the men who once wore the nation’s badge with pride? This is not only a tragedy of aircraft or altitude, but of attitude. The accident was sudden. The heartbreak, unimaginable. The silence of their departure, deafening. But what followed was even more deafening; the clatter of camera shutters, the relentless clicking of phones, the livestreams of agony, the footage of bodies,...
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Scenes from the Agona Abodom festival moments before and after rival factions clashed.

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What started as a vibrant, joyous celebration in the town of Agona Abodom took a heartbreaking turn when clashes broke out between rival factions during the annual festival. The event, known for bringing together families, friends, and communities in a colorful display of culture and unity, ended in violence, panic, and widespread concern. The festival had begun peacefully, with traditional performances, music, and a strong sense of pride among attendees. Crowds filled the streets, dancing and sharing in the excitement. However, beneath the surface, tensions between opposing groups had been quietly building — and by afternoon, those tensions erupted into open confrontation. Captured in Real Time Photos and videos from the scene (included below) show the stark contrast: smiling faces in the morning, then fear, confusion, and chaos as the day wore on. Screams replaced songs, and what was once a celebration quickly became a scene of people fleeing, shouting, and trying to avoid danger. Ey...
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