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Bisa Kdei: I Love Mahama, But He's Moving Too Fast — And Ghanaians Forget EasilyFeatured

Bisa Kdei: I Love Mahama, But He's Moving Too Fast — And Ghanaians Forget Easily

Highlife star Bisa Kdei has waded into the political conversation, sharing a candid take on President John Dramani Mahama's early days in office. Speaking on Joy Prime, the musician made it clear he supported the push for change ahead of the December 2024 elections — even though he wasn't able to cast his own vote due to illness — and that he has no regrets about the direction the country took.

By Damian·
Kenyan President Ruto Claps Back at President TinubuFeatured

Kenyan President Ruto Claps Back at President Tinubu

President Ruto praised Kenya’s education system and clear English communication, saying it reflects the country’s strong global image. He also made a controversial remark comparing Nigerian English, which sparked reactions. The comments came amid an ongoing exchange with President Tinubu over economic remarks, intensifying debate between both countries.

By Simple Miracle ·
Former IGP Paul Tawiah Quaye Passes OnBreaking

Former IGP Paul Tawiah Quaye Passes On

Ghana has lost one of its most disciplined and principled law enforcement officers. Paul Tawiah Quaye, who served as Inspector General of Police from May 2009 to February 2013, has passed on — leaving behind a legacy of professionalism, integrity, and quiet dedication to the Ghana Police Service.

By Ghana Nsem Staff·
Mahama Fires Back: Trump's South Africa Claims Are a Lie — and an Insult to Every AfricanFeatured

Mahama Fires Back: Trump's South Africa Claims Are a Lie — and an Insult to Every African

There are moments in diplomacy when silence becomes complicity. Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama clearly decided this was not one of those moments. When U.S. President Donald Trump sat across from South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa in the Oval Office and played videos alleging the mass killing of white farmers — claiming a "white genocide" was unfolding in post-apartheid South Africa — leaders across the continent watched with unease. Most said nothing publicly. Mahama picked up his pen.

By Ghana Nsem Staff·

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