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Andrew Tandoh Adote is calling for stronger copyright laws to protect Ghanaian voice-over artistes and guarantee royalty payments for the use of their work. He also wants proper systems to safeguard artistes as artificial intelligence continues to reshape the creative industry.
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered the immediate reopening of six waste transfer stations in Accra to improve refuse disposal and support the National General Cleaning Exercise. The move is expected to enhance sanitation and help prevent waste from being washed back into drains during heavy rains.
Former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab has been released unconditionally by EOCO after four days in custody following his airport re-arrest. His detention over allegations involving a frozen bank account triggered a legal battle between the Attorney-General’s Office and his lawyers.
BreakingOliver Barker-Vormawor has asked the High Court to compel the Attorney-General to disclose the whereabouts of Abu Trica, saying his legal team has been unable to locate or gain access to their client after his rearrest following an extradition order to the United States.
The Ghana Police Service is investigating a viral video allegedly showing misconduct by an officer in Ashanti North. The Service says it is reviewing the incident and will apply disciplinary action if necessary.
The Ghana Union of Traders’ Associations (GUTA) has questioned the recent increase in utility tariffs, arguing that current economic conditions do not justify higher electricity and water charges. The association says improving economic indicators should have resulted in stable or lower tariffs rather than another upward adjustment.
Ghanaian musician Itz Tiffany says she has no intention of lowering her standards or settling for less in a relationship. The singer believes women should know their worth and wait for partners who respect and value them rather than compromising their expectations.