Secretary to the President of Ghana, Nana Asante Bediatuo tied the knot with his sweetheart Sarah Mary Olufemi Adetola, a lawyer and owner of Sandbox Beach Club in a plush traditional wedding on Saturday. The wedding was strictly by invitation and the invitation was not transferable. It was held at the St Francis Cottage, Anoff-Nsawam in the Eastern Region.

Popular Ghanaian Comedian, Clement Ashitey, popularly known in Showbiz as Clemento Suarez tied the knot in a beautiful wedding ceremony on Saturday, October 24. Popular Ghanaian Comedian, Clement Ashitey, popularly known in Showbiz as Clemento Suarez tied the knot in a beautiful wedding ceremony on Saturday, October 24. The event was graced by his friends and family including fellow actor/comedian, Lawyer Nti. See photos from the ceremony below: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CGxHqMkhR_o/?igshid=12eng9266yyk

The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has announced the dissolved the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Nigeria Police Force. He said the operatives will be redeployed to other police formations and commands. Adamu announced this in a live broadcast on Sunday.

Cindy is the daughter of Ghanaian businessman and CEO of Special Ice, Ernest Ofori Sarpong. The traditional wedding took place at the East Legon residence of Ofori Sarpong and it was attended by top Ghanaian businessmen, politicians and celebrities. Highlights from the ceremony included performances from the likes of Amakye Dede, Akwaboah and many others . Ernest Ofori Sarpong had a very humble beginning, in the 1990s he formed the SARPONG VENTURES LTD, an import and trading business, and with dedication and hardwork, briefly after the establishment , the firm became very famous in the Central Accra District.From there, he set up the SPECIAL INVESTMENTS LTD, a real estate company that can currently boast of significant numbers of estates in the country. Dr. Sarpong in collaboration with his close ally, Dr Osei-Kwame Despite formed the United 2 Co. Ltd which is a holding company for the U2 SALT LTD ,a 600 acre salt mining company and a refinery at Winneba in the Central Region and co-pa...

Ghanaian dancehall/reggae artiste, Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale, has opened up on what happened between Efia Odo and him when they shot the ‘Bad Man’ video together. After the release of the video, a section of Ghanaian music fans insinuated that the pair did something intimate-looking at their connection and chemistry in the video. This assertion came after Shatta and Efia were rumoured to be an item. But in a post sighted by Zionfelix.net, the SM Boss categorically stated that nothing happened between them. “I’ve noticed most of you think me and my bestie did the tin but nothing happened ooo,” Shatta Wale wrote on Twitter while accompanying his post with face with tears of joy emoji.

In the wake of some group of people in the Volta Region demanding independence for a Western Togoland state, Kosi Kedem, a former Member of  Parliament  for Hohoe South has argued that Ghana does not legally exist. “There’s no union document on the so-called union between Ghana (Gold Coast) and Togoland. De facto, they are one [unit], but legally, Ghana does not exist,” Kosi Kedem said on Joy News’ PM Express on Tuesday. He explained that Ghana as a country is made up of the Gold Coast and the UN Trust Territory of British Togoland, adding that, for a union to be constitutionally legal, a union document needs to be legalized. Kedem said, “Resolution 1044 which recognizes the recommended union, the same UN Resolution 1044 invited the British Government which was the administering authority to take such steps as necessary to bring about the union.” He continued: “So, if a Trust Territory, being ruled by the UN and a colony being ruled by Britain are to come into union, what do y...

Some persons suspected to be members of a secessionist group have attacked a State Transport Company bus in the Volta Regional Capital, Ho, and burnt one of its buses. According to a Citi News report, the incident which occurred at midnight on Monday, September 28, involved the members of the group firing gunshots before proceeding to beat up the drivers. There is currently a heavy security presence at the scene. This latest incident comes just days after some 31 suspects alleged to be secessionists were remanded by an Accra Circuit Court into BNI custody for two weeks. They are facing five provisional charges including conspiracy to attend a prohibited meeting, unlawful gathering and rioting. They reportedly pleaded not guilty when they appeared before the Accra Circuit Court Two on Monday September 28. They are being prosecuted on the provisional charges of conspiracy to attend a meeting of a prohibited organization; unlawful gathering; gathering under a prohibited name and organiza...