IG Model Found Dead In Ghana Hotel Room Was Visiting African Billionaire
Harrison Ford has been a Hollywood heartthrob since he first lit up the screen as hunky Han Solo in 1977’s Star Wars. As a friend of Francis Ford Coppola, Melissa often visited the set of Apocalypse Now, where she met Harrison, per ABC. During her appearance at the 2002 Golden Globes, Calista met Harrison and the two immediately hit it off. Perhaps it is their shared sense of humor that has kept the pair together for almost 2 decades! “Harrison and I laugh a lot, and humor is everything to me,” Calista told Closer Weekly in 2017.
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December 28, 2021 17:59 UTC
Youth Losing Faith In Ghana’s Democracy – Mahama
Ghana’s ex-president, John Dramani Mahama, has stated that the youth in Ghana are losing their faith in the country’s democracy. He explained that the main reason is that they do not get jobs after promises have been made during election campaigns. “The danger we face is that our young people continue to lose faith in our democracy because then the point they make is democracy those not work for us why should I come out and vote”, he added. The former president, therefore, urged the ruling government to work together with all stakeholders including the opposition NDC to find a solution to the menace of unemployment in the country. Please report any inappropriate content to us, and we will evaluate it as a matter of priority.
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December 28, 2021 14:11 UTC
Get Vaccinated Now! - GHS Charges Ghanaians As COVID-19 Active Cases Rise To Over 8,500
Also, a total of 140,221 people have been confirmed with the coronavirus pandemic while, 1,283 people have died from the virus. Due to this, the Ghana Health Service has entreated Ghanaians to get vaccinated to protect themselves from contracting the virus. The service also advised Ghanaians to put on nose masks, practice social distancing, wash hands under running soap and water, and apply alcohol-based hand sanitizer to safeguard their lives. Wear a mask always, wash your hands regularly with soap under running water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, practice social distancing , get vaccinated now." Please report any inappropriate content to us, and we will evaluate it as a matter of priority.
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December 28, 2021 13:29 UTC
X-Rated American Model Found Dead In A Hotel In Accra Under Mysterious Circumstances
Unfortunate news coming in is that a popular American Instagram model who had been in Ghana in the last few days has reportedly died. Circumstances surrounding the death of Tyger Booty, (real name, Dasani Williams), the popular exotic model renowned on x-rated platforms, remain unclear as no authority in Ghana has been able to provide any credible information on the case yet. It is unclear now if that tweet was replied to, and what the contents of the message the model sent to the Embassy was about. While ghgossip.com reports that the highly sought-after model from Atlanta, GA, was discovered dead in her hotel room in Accra from a drug overdose or suicide, a woman by the name of Bella Stalutti-Jones, who claims to be a close friend of the exotic model, has refuted these claims. According to the friend, Tyger’s death could not have been caused by drugs since she wasn’t a user, adding that the exotic model did not drink alcohol either.
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December 28, 2021 13:08 UTC
By your logic Jesus Christ was a false prophet – #FixTheCountry lawyer takes on Police
Barker-Vormawor said that the decision by the police to request evidence as basis for the credibility of a prophecy is an ‘oxymoron’. “By the logic of the Ghana Police Service, there are several false prophets in the Bible, including Jesus himself,” he shared. "Despise Charismatic churches all you want but this is both an attack on Press Freedom and Religious Rights. The idea of demanding evidence over religious pronouncements (prophecies) is in itself an oxymoron. TWI NEWSThe Ghana Police Service on Monday issued a statement, prompting prophets on the need not to make prophecies that cause ‘fear and panic’.
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December 28, 2021 12:30 UTC
'Shameful character and disgrace to his seat' - Presidential aide 'whips' Bagbin
According to him, events leading to the failure of Parliament to pass the controversial E-levy bill into law showed that the Speaker had exhibited shameful character and shirked his core responsibility. A December 22 Facebook post on his handle read: "Not only has he become a shameful character but also a disgrace to the seat he occupies. The post was accompanied by a photo of a smiling Bagbin with the caption: "Bagbin has neglected his job as Speaker. When First Deputy Speaker Joseph Osei-Owusu vacated his seat for the Second Deputy, ostensibly to enable him vote on the bill, Minority MPs moved to prevent that from happening, leading ti violent scuffles around the seat of the Speaker. The House subsequently adjourned to January 2022 without passing the Bill.
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December 28, 2021 09:46 UTC
Ghana Police warn against New Year prophecies, threaten to arrest perpetrators
The Service has also stated that it will go after any such leaders whose prophecies will cause harm, danger, and the death of any individual or group without any tangible truths to those prophecies. These prophecies, which have become an annual ritual during end-of-year all-night church services in the country, have given room for many concerns since they usually cause a lot of fear. It will be recalled that the Ghana Police Service, led by the Inspector General of Police, hinted that they are not against prophecies, re-emphasizing the public’s right to religion, their freedom to worship and free speech. However, the law enforcement agency has stated that such rights should not undermine the laws of this country or unnecessarily infringe on other people’s rights to live. “A person found guilty under these laws could be liable to a term of imprisonment of up to five years,” the statement added.
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December 28, 2021 05:52 UTC
Only vaccinated persons would be allowed to enter government facilities - Health Minister
General News of Monday, 27 December 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.comStudents of governments schools must show proof of vaccination to enter classroomsGovernment considering policies to mandate COVID-19 vaccinationsOmicorn variant not that serve - Agyemang ManuMinister for Health, Kwaku Agyemang Manu, has disclosed that although Ghanaians would not be forced to take the COVID-19 vaccination, very soon only fully vaccinated persons would be allowed to enter government facilities. He said this requirement would take effect as soon as a policy government was considering to mandate COVID-19 vaccination was brought to force. No student would be forced to get vaccinated but without proof of having taken the COVID-19 jabs, they would not be allowed to enter their classrooms or lecture halls. Kwaku Ayemang Manu also disclosed that although some cases of the Omicorn variant had been recorded in Ghana, its effects on infected persons was not severe as feared. He added that as soon as lots of Ghanaians are vaccinated the government would put in measures to acquire COVID-19 booster shots.
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December 27, 2021 20:12 UTC
Meet Ghana’s first millionaire to own the first-ever Mitsuoka Galue worth GH¢1,296,750
With an aim to transform the market landscape through investments solely in schools, Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu has earned for himself some great accolades. He is now the Chief Executive Officer of the St. Andrews Group of Schools and Companies which comprise of the St. Andrews SHS Assin Fosu, the St. Andrews SHS Dunkwa-on-Offin, the St. Andrews SHS Mankessim, the St. Andrews SHS Sefwi Asawinso, the St. Andrews SHS New Edubiase, the St. Andrews College of Health Care, Assin Fosu; the Ultimate Remedial College, Rich FM, an affiliate station to Peace FM; Rich Television, among other businesses. Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu is currently the acting Western Regional Director of Educations after attaining Director status in the public sector. Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu aside his love for everyone to have a good educational foundation also lives a flamboyant lifestyle. In Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu’s garage, he has a customised 2021 Rolls Royce, Bentley among other luxurious car collections.
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December 27, 2021 18:10 UTC
Use legal, peaceful means to address your issues – KT Hammond to Minority
Asokwa, has urged the minority caucus in parliament to use the Standing Orders to have their issues addressed. KT Hammond said that the minority’s preference for chaos as a means to have them heard is not the best and need to stop.
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December 27, 2021 14:08 UTC
How I ended up in American prison for trafficking cocaine - Popular actress Maame Kumiwaa
Maame Kumiwaa in an interview on the Restoration Show hosted by Stacy Amoateng detailed how she was wrongfully jailed for over 12months in America for trafficking cocaine. According to her, she had no knowledge of how the cocaine ended up in her traveling bag when she was arrested at the airport in America. Maame Kumiwaa added that she suspected the cocaine substance was put into her bag by 2 Ghanaian men she was traveling with to shoot a movie. "I was traveling to America to shoot a movie with 2 other boys. Maame Kumiwaa reiterated, she contemplated committing suicide while in prison when the investigation was still ongoing.
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December 27, 2021 11:12 UTC
UGDecides: Union building swerved as Ntow Fianko swears in Nana B over Zoom for fears of chaos
Key personalities that participated in the ceremony which was held online were the SRC Judicial Board chairperson, Regina Apaloo, and the acting SRC president, Kwame Amo Ntow Fianko. In his handing over speech, Ntow Fianko extended a hearty congratulations to the incoming executives and wished them luck. He charged them to always bear in their thought the students who voted for them in every decision they make. It has thus served notice that it will forcefully resist attempts to “silence” their votes in the 2021 SRC elections. We want to indicate that the JCR of Mensah Sarbah Hall will not hesitate in mobilizing its members top demand for our rights.
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December 27, 2021 03:39 UTC
Lawless drivers arrested for driving against traffic on newly opened dual carriage way
Their excuse was that they were unaware that the dual carriageway had been opened to traffic since yesterday. "I still thought it was still a double lane," one of the arrested drivers tried to explain to the police". Hitherto, drivers were sharing only two lanes facing each other which according to road traffic enforcement agencies have caused most of the road accidents recorded in the country. So I'm happy we now have a dual stretch from there to Apedwa". According to the MTTD Commander, "We will continue with the education, I'm here with Road Safety Authority and the DVLA."
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December 27, 2021 00:11 UTC
Asiedu Nketia makes more damning revelations about ‘untruthful’ Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu
The 8th Parliament saw the first of its three chaotic scenes as Members of Parliament clashed repeatedly on night. The leadership of the house and political party leaders who were present in Parliament met to discuss the way forward. Asiedu Nketia has opened up on discussions on the night after Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu disclosed the content of a pre-budget presentation meeting the Parliamentary Service Board had. “When Carlos Ahenkorah stole the ballot papers during the voting of the speaker, videos captured him ordering Ahenkorah to go and steal it. I asked the Clerk to go the house and declare the result and he did that.
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December 26, 2021 14:51 UTC
FULL TEXT: President Akufo-Addo’s Christmas message
General News of Saturday, 25 December 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.comFellow Ghanaians,The season of Christmas is upon us again, signaling the end of yet another year. The cardinal principles of Christianity – charity, faith, humility, love and reconciliation – should guide us in this festive season and beyond. COVID-19 has affected every sector of the global economy and our national life; nothing, in its path, has been spared its ravages. Already, there are clear signs that the economy is bouncing back strongly, just as there are welcome indications that the global economy is also recovering. As Christmas fills our hearts with gratitude, let us not forget that COVID-19 is still very much in our midst.
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December 25, 2021 02:53 UTC