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The Self Acclaimed African Dancehall King Shatta Wale drops brand new fire jam tagged Swizz Bank produced by Shabdon Records. check it out below Shatta Wale – Swizz Bank (Prod. By Shabdon Records) The post Shatta Wale – Swizz Bank (Prod. By Shabdon Records) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2IPUjUp via IFTTT

Ahkan of Ruff-N-Smooth fame drops this brand new jam dubbed Obama Dance. He features AMG Business very own Medikal and the late Junior US. The upbeat dance tune was produced by ParisBeatz. Hope you like it, download, share and enjoy. Ahkan – Obama Dance ft. Medikal x Junior US (Prod. by ParisBeatz) The post Ahkan – Obama Dance ft. Medikal x Junior US (Prod. by ParisBeatz) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2IUcUhN via IFTTT

Controversial Ghanaian recording music artiste – Lord Paper secures a potential Afro-pop tune. He titles this love themed song “Dzigbordi” , produced by Gomez. Kindly appreciate the masterpiece below Lord Paper – Dzigbordi (Prod. by Gomez)         Dzigbordi (Prod. by Gomez) - Lord Paper from GhXclusives.Com http://bit.ly/2V44P0M via IFTTT

Off the new T-ben’s “Self Determination-Man Like Nkrumah EP” we bring you this jam tagged Hustle. The Ho Technical University artiste recently released his EP at the barracks pool, Ho town, Volta region. Hustle Features Ella Naise and it is the second on his EP of 10 tracks He is a second year student, offering information and communication technology. He is known to many as being controversial, T-Ben act strongly as student activists on campus, most of his music talks about his fights against Poverty. About issues concerning Africa, Oyedeji Benjamin Owolabi Aka T-Ben (Tranzacshun Benjamin) strongly believes that Africans as a whole can only be free from poverty if the Kwame Nkrumah’s dream of one Africa is achieved and he has set out to contribute to the growth of this course as music paves the way for him. He also believes that it is Africans who are poor but Africa is not. T-Ben also involved himself in the STAY WOKE HTU MOVEMENT on the Htu campus. This movement was created to

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), if implemented is expected to change the fortunes of the continent by increasing the volume of exports by $35 billion per year, representing 52 per cent of exports, and reducing imports by $10 billion, according to the Network of Economic Journalists for West Africa. In a press release copied to ghanabusinessnews.com, the Network said, the implementation of the Agreement is laudable, and will increase the quantity of trade in goods by 16 per cent, and also make 90 per cent of trade in goods free of customs duties. AfCFTA, is a flagship project carved out of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) scheduled for 2022 and mainly included in Agenda 2063 of the African Union. The Heads of the Member States of the African Union (AU) Commission initiated the creation of the world’s largest free trade area in Kigali, Rwanda on March 21, 2018. The release said, a year after its signing, the 22 ratifications required for its implementation w

The chiefs and people of Adaklu Wayanu, near Ho have held a community durbar in celebration of a year old mechanised borehole drilled for them by Center for Achievement (CFA) with its US partner, Pagus:Africa. The wild celebration, characterised by cultural displays attracted sponsors of the facility from the US and Ho, where CFA is based. The facility, which serves over 500 people in the farming community was initiated by young people from the community who are on CFA’s “Path to Success” programme and tasked to identify community problems and propose sustainable solutions to address the challenge. The borehole has a 1000 litre capacity poly tank, with four taps -two high and two low and said to have kept girls in schools and brought joy to homes. Madam Ellen Berenholz, Executive Director, Pagus: Africa, said her team was happy that over 500 people, mainly girls and women would no longer trek hours in search of potable water for domestic use. She commended the community for ensuri

Muslims have been advised to be cautious and particular with their food intake, during this year’s Ramadan. “It is very important to go through the fasting period, with a good understanding of how to break the fast, with regards to what food to eat, as well as the ones to be avoided.” Mr Issah Sumaila, a registered dietician, said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency, at a health walk which was organised by the Ghana Academy of Muslim Professionals in Accra. He said while fasting was a needed religious practice, it could also be therapeutic and useful in controlling and even curing certain health conditions such as diabetes. The dietician advised against foods that were high in fat, sugar and cholesterol and when breaking the fast, “go easy on complex carbohydrates. You could take them in moderate amounts, but not too much.” Mr Sumaila said foods such as rice and banku could be taken in moderate quantities as well as animal protein and quickly added, “but these proteins

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Oxford Business Group (OBG) for its forthcoming publication. Under the MoU, the organisation’s representatives will help OBG to produce The Report: Ghana 2020, which will shine a spotlight on the projects which are expected to be instrumental in boosting activity across key sectors of the economy. The Report: Ghana 2020 will analyse the part that initiatives such as Planting for Food and Jobs, and One District One Factory should play in supporting the country’s agriculture and manufacturing industries. Mr Seth Twum-Akwaboah, CEO, AGI, said he looked forward to working with OBG’s team in Ghana once again to track the country’s latest economic developments and analyse their significance for business leaders. “While the challenges Ghana faces shouldn’t be underestimated, the country’s growth story continues, driven forward largely by the hydrocarbons industry, but with other segments of the e

Nigerian songstress Yemi Alade is out with the remix of “Oh My Gosh” teaming up with Rick Ross on this one. A brand new master piece you cant wait to listen. Production credit DJ Coublon. Download now and enjoy this new collaboration. The post Yemi Alade ft. Rick Ross – Oh My Gosh (Remix) (Prod. by DJ Coublon) appeared first on Ghcitizens.com . from Ghcitizens.com http://bit.ly/2LdYN9g via IFTTT

“Overall, the evidence suggests that liking continues to increase as people are exposed to an idea between ten and twenty times, with additional exposure still useful for more complex ideas.” Adam Grant argues in Originals. I have considerable reason to argue that the aforementioned quote holds true in Ghana, with regards to mental health. Acceptance and conformity seem to increase the more we get exposed to norms and ideas. For as long as I have lived, conversations around this area of health has been a taboo subject and are frowned upon by even the supposedly enlightened. In recent times, however, efforts have been made by some to bring the conversation around this subject into the mainstream. I must admit that even as a student, those who lectured in this area were called names and claimed to suffer from one mental health condition or the other. In most cases, derogatory comments were made. The result is that many health professionals much early in their training opted out of sp

Parliament was on Monday recalled for an emergency meeting, but the treatment of the Vigilantism and Related Offences Bill, 2019, might not feature in its proceedings during the five-day sitting from Monday, April 29 to Friday, Amy 3, 2019. The House was informed at its adjournment on Friday, April 12, 2019 of a possible recall from recess to consider among other issues, the Vigilantism and Related Offences Bill, 2019. However, Majority Leader and MP for Suame Constituency Osei-Kyei-Mensah Bonsu, told the House, at the opening of the emergency meeting, in Accra, that “indications from the Committee on Constitutional, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs reveals that further consultation is required.” He said that included the Professor Emmanuel Asante Committee Report on its meeting with political parties, and “in the circumstances, the consideration of the Bill at this Emergency Meeting may not be done.” Mr Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu added that the House would however concentrate on the Compani

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have agreed on the immediate scope of dialogue on ending political vigilantism in the country. The parties reached the agreement on Monday at Peduase in the Eastern Region at the end of their second meeting on ending political vigilantism. A communique issued and signed jointly by Mr Freddie Blay, NPP National Chairman and Mr Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, NDC National Chairman, and witnessed by Nana Dr S. K. B. Asante, a member of the National Peace Council (NPC) said both parties agreed to commence a discussion on the elimination of vigilantism with key stakeholders and experts. “These stakeholders shall include; representatives of civil society organizations, security agencies and religious bodies,” it said. The communique said the process was aimed at disbanding vigilante groups operating within or for political purposes; prohibiting the ownership, hiring, or utilization of such groups by the political parties or me

Mr Jeremy Hunt, the United Kingdom Secretary for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, said one factor that could aid African nations to crackdown on corruption was by strengthening and sustaining media freedom. This he said, would enable the media to play complementary roles in the development process. He lauded Ghana for being the beacon of democracy in Africa and coming ahead of the United Kingdom in the global media index, noting that one factor that made Ghana to stand out was her determination to build social capital to enable the society to function effectively. He commended investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, for his tremendous role in fighting corruption. Mr Hunt made the remarks at a reception to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Commonwealth, organized by the British High Commission, at the British Council in Accra on Monday. The Anniversary is on the theme: ‘‘A Connected Commonwealth,” which brought together captains of industry, a Business Delegation from the Uni

Many residents of the Greater Accra Region, on Monday, turned up at the various registration centres of the National Identification Authority (NIA) to have their names recorded in the National Identity Register to be issued with the Ghana Card. The Monday to Saturday exercise, which would end on Saturday, July 6, would capture eligible Ghanaians from the age of 15. When the Ghana News Agency visited the Ga South Municipal Centre at 0900 hours, the applicants had formed a long queue, patiently awaiting their turns. The elderly ones, however, occupied the chairs provided by the officials. Some of the applicants, however, complained about the occasional breaks in the internet reception of the biometric machines as that slowed down the process. This sometimes resulted in the registration process lasting about 20 minutes for an applicant. Some of them, therefore, appealed to the NIA to increase the centres. Others said they did not know how to acquire their digital address code and wa

The Coalition of La Association on Monday called on government to urgently intervene on the encroachment of La lands by the Ghana Armed Forces to avert any unforeseen situation. The Coalition said the late La Mantse petitioned President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on December, 2017 on the encroachment of La lands, but had not received any feedback, saying ‘justice delayed is justice denied’. Mr Oscar Nii Odoi Glover, the President of the Coalition in a press briefing in Accra said successive governments used state and non-state actors including; diplomatic community, international financial institutions against the legitimate land owners. He said the Ghana Armed Forces attempted to encroach on La lands in collusion with the Lands Commission for a cemetery and the erection of a statue of the late Major Adam Mahama, which were unconstitutional. “We advised the Military not to drag the name and image of the late Major Mahama into their attempt to encroach La lands and further advised

The National Accreditation Board (NAB) and the General Legal Council (GLC) have agreed on the need for strict quality control measures to improve the teaching and learning of law programmes at the tertiary level. The two institutions agreed to carry out review and assessment visits to all institutions running law programmes. A statement signed by Mr Lawrence Kwarteng-Ashia, Head of Public Relations, NAB and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra, said the decision was reached at a meeting between the two institutions to fine-tune plans on how best to improve and address challenges facing legal education in the country. The General Legal Council is the statutory body mandated to regulate professional legal education in Ghana. Justice Jones Dotse, a Supreme Court Justice, expressed concern about the massive failure of students aspiring to be lawyers hence, the need for both institutions to collaborate to improve standards in the legal educational space. Dr Kingsley Nyarko, the Ac

An Accra Circuit Court on Monday ordered an accused who was almost lynched, to be sent to the Psychiatric hospital for medical examination and assessment. Kwabena Ayittey, unemployed, who has stitches on his head and looked very weak, pleaded guilty to robbery and causing unlawful harm when the charges were read to him. Mrs Ruby Naa Aryeetey, the Presiding Judge, upon assessing his demeanour directed that the accused be sent to a Psychiatric hospital for a mental assessment. She adjourned the case to May 17. Police Chief Inspector William Kojo Boateng, told the Court that Madam Martha Addo, the complainant is a Power Distribution Service pre-paid vendor and has her shop located in a storey building near Jamestown in Accra. He said Ayittey has no fixed place of abode. The Prosecution said on April 19, at about 1430 hours, Ayittey armed with a knife went to the complainant’s shop, pointed it at her and warned her that he would kill her if she raises an alarm. Chief Inspector Boate

The Takoradi Magistrate Court on Monday sentenced Samuel Udoetuk Wills, an alleged suspect in connection with the three missing Takoradi girls to 18 months imprisonment in hard labour for unlawful escape from custody and unlawful destruction of property. His jail term on unlawful escape from custody and unlawful destruction of property was to run concurrently, he was however acquitted on another charge of resisting arrest after he broke jail early this year. Although speculations are rife linking the convict to the alleged kidnapping of the three girls, the Police are yet to charge him with the offence involving Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21, a third year student of the University of Education, Winneba,  Priscilla Mantebea Koranchie,15 a student of the Sekondi College (SEKCO) and Ruth Love Quayson, 18, a Senior High School (SHS) graduate. Concerned parents and well wishers thronged the premises of the Takoradi Magistrate Court as usual to express their sympathy for affected parents

Good, better, best, may I never rest until my good is better and my better is best. It seems Yemi Alade is taking a clue from this childhood rhyme, after releasing Oh my Gosh in 2018 which became a massive hit and is still enjoying airplay, she goes on to make the tune even better by featuring American Rapper Rick Ross on a remix of the song. The song is now a blend of afro beats and hip-hop, making it an irresistible tune to jam to. Listen and download the song below. Listen and Download: Yemi Alade – Oh My Gosh The post Yemi Alade – Oh My Gosh Remix Ft. Rick Ross (Oh my gosh) appeared first on BlissGh . from BlissGh http://bit.ly/2IRjsOr via IFTTT

The Korle-bu Teaching Hospital on Monday, received its official license from the Health Facilities Regulatory Agency (HeFRA), after satisfying the licensing requirements under the Health Institutions and Facilities Act 829. The operational license for the Hospital was jointly presented by Nana Otuo Acheampong, the Board Chairman of HeFRA and Mr Mr Matthew Yaw Kyeremeh, the Acting Registrar of the Agency, to Dr Daniel Asare, the Chief Executive Officer of the Korle-bu Teaching Hospital at a brief ceremony to officially acknowledge the facility as a licensed teaching hospital in Ghana. They both commended the management and staff of the hospital for the collaboration and commitment towards ensuring the attainment of the required health standards to deliver quality health care to Ghanaians. He said the hospital was awarded 75 per cent in the assessment carried out by HeFRA in terms of facilities, equipment, personnel and services provided, thereby satisfying the standard required for t

The Ghana Community Network (GCNET) has deployed an enhanced Ghana Customs Management System (GCMS) to expand revenue mobilisation. Mrs Aba Lokko, the Head of Communications, GCNET, said it was an improvement on the previous GCMS and came with new features to enhance user experience and performance. She said this at the Company’s annual health walk aimed to encourage staff and stakeholders to adopt healthy lifestyles. The exercise was to enable the Company to know its stakeholders better, and also to fulfil the Sustainable Development Goal-Three; being good health and wellbeing of the people. The participants, who assembled at the Ayi Mensah Toll Booth, walked up the Aburi Mountains through to the Peduase Lodge and ended at the Aburi gardens with some aerobic sessions. “Sound mind in a sound body works better and it has been proven that when people exercise their minds gets refreshed in readiness to work better,” Mrs Lokko said. She said the exercise was also an opportunity to ex

UK based Ghanaian-Chinese rapper, Big Chris drops the official music video for his new single 11/10. The video was shot and directed by Fey. Hope you like visuals, happy viewing. The post Big Chris – 11/10 (Official Video) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2vrl5cT via IFTTT

Medikal ft Davido – Father (Prod. by Halm)         Father - Medikal ft Davido from GhXclusives.Com http://bit.ly/2W8D0AK via IFTTT

Less than twelve hours after undergoing an open-heart surgery at the Providence Specialist Hospital in Accra, 61-year-old Anthony Ofori, is making remarkable progress, according to his Intensive Care Unit specialist. The surgery, the first to be performed outside the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, replaced a damaged mitral valve with an artificial one to facilitate blood flow from his left atrium to the left ventricle. Dr Ernest Ofosu Appiah, a Consultant Anaesthetist, and Head of the Intensive Care Unit, told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Accra on Sunday, that the patient was in a stable condition, active and had begun feeding on fluid foods. “We have observed that he is fast improving -he is no more on the ventilator, a machine that helps  patients to breathe,” he said. This was very impressive because others were usually weaned off the ventilator after about  a week, he remarked. With an infectious smile, Mr Ofori is said to have thanked God and the medical team for a successful

While around the world extreme poverty has declined considerably, new World Bank estimates suggest that the number of extremely poor people—those who live on $1.90 a day or less—has fallen from 1.9 billion in 1990 to about 736 million in 2015. But the number of people living in extreme poverty is on the rise in sub-Saharan Africa, and they make up more than half of the extreme poor in 2015. Projections also point to the fact that by 2030, nearly nine in 10 extremely poor people will live in sub-Saharan Africa. The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has launched the Africa Poverty Clock, so the efforts of African countries to reduce poverty will be monitored. “As of today, the clock shows that more than 400 million people in Africa, equivalent to about 33 per cent of the population of the continent live in extreme poverty. The clock shows that, on this day, 25 March 2019, over 5,000 people have escaped poverty, but a similar number has also fallen into poverty,” Vera Songwe, the Exe

Effyzzie Music Group songstress – Yemi Alade, joins forces with American Hip-Hop/Rap Legend – Rick Ross, to serve up the remix of her buzzing single “Oh My Gosh“. The song will be featured on Yemi Alade‘s incoming studio album tagged ‘Woman Of Steel‘, scheduled to be released later this year. The album will be loaded … The post Yemi Alade x Rick Ross – Oh My Gosh (Remix) (Prod. by DJ Coublon) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2WcOpQb via IFTTT

Guda Muzik in collaboration with Boss Nation Empire bring to us the official video to the newly released jam from Guda tagged Dynamic. watch the video below The post Guda – Dynamic (Official Video) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2PB2iVV via IFTTT

The United Kingdom’s (UK) Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, will visit Ghana from, Monday April 29, for a two-day official duty aimed at boosting trade and bilateral relations towards Ghana’s drive to self-development. In furtherance of this, he would be joined by the Africa Deputy Trade Commissioner, Martin Kent and a business delegation from the UK, made up of representatives from BP, Ordnance Survey, London Stock Exchange, Aqua Africa, Bechtel, BHM Construction, Biwater, CDC, OSTC, and Plexus Cotton. Mr Hunt is expected to announce a new £30 million agriculture and farming-exports support-project, and a new waste management pilot project to help improve waste collection and help spur investment in recycling facilities. An official statement issued by the British High Commission, on Sunday, and copied to the Ghana News Agency explained: “This trip, his first as Foreign Secretary, will demonstrate how the UK-Ghana relationship – built on shared values, our people-to-people links and o

An open-heart surgery to replace a damaged mitral valve with an artificial one on a sixty-one-year-old man has successfully being conducted for the first time outside the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH). The mitral valve located at the left side of the heart was damaged and could no longer facilitate blood flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle and resulted in palpitation. Professor Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng, Minister Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation and Renown Cardiothoracic Surgeon, led a medical team at the Providence Specialist Hospital to perform the surgery at the weekend in Accra. The team included Dr Baffoe Gyan, Heart Surgeon, Professor Martin Tamatey, Heart Surgeon, Dr Ernest Ofosu Appiah, Anesthetist, Mr Tito Nto, Anesthetist and Mr Roger Godson, a Clinical Perfusionist and other four nurses. Prof Frimpong-Boateng said the condition if not corrected at the time where the risk was low and beneficial to the patient, could have led to heart failure

Residents of communities in and around the Ada West District have been advised not to allow any child die or suffer because of malaria. Over 600 children who are beneficiaries of Compassion International drawn from 14 Child Development Centres from communities spanning Prampram in the Ningo-Prampram district through to Ada Foah in the Ada East District, went on a float and held a durbar at Anyamam in the Ada West District to educate residents on the malaria disease. The activity was in commemoration of the 2019 World Malaria Day which was on the theme: “Zero Malaria starts with me”. Mr Elvis Tettey Teye, Partnership Facilitator for the Ada Cluster of Compassion International, told the Ghana News Agency that malaria was very prevalent in the area and that records from the various health institutions revealed that it was one of the most reasons why residents went to hospital. Mr Teye added that some of the malaria cases were very severe, a situation that could easily claim the lives

The Ghana Psychology Council (GPC) has underscored the need for emergency management agencies to provide emotional and psychological interventions to victims of an event. Dr Dinah Baah-Odoom, the Registrar of GPC noted that as a country, there was much focus on the physical resources in terms of emergencies, however, psychologically, there was also the need to be prepared. She said once these agencies identify there was a trauma, even physical, as floods or road accidents, they should know that the person psychologically was not the same and must be referred to see a Psychologist. Dr Baah-Odoom said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), on the side-lines of a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Workshop in Accra. It was organised by GPC in collaboration with PsyK Forum, on the topic: “Psychological- Mental Health in Emergencies”. Dr Baah-Odoom recounted that among their objectives was to equip counselors with basic skills to help them address issues relating