mp3ghana

The Cocoa Processing Company Limited (CPC) has completed the sinking of six bore-holes at the cost of GHC 119,200 to reduce the huge cost of water, which ranges from GHC740,000 to GHC1,000,000 a year. The company is also to build a five-Mega Watt Cocoa Shell based Steam Power Co-generation plant and its accessories, which will reduce the cost of electricity, diesel and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), which stands at GHC 2 million a month. Acting Managing Director of the company, Nana Agyenim Boateng I, disclosed this at the company’s Annual General Meeting in Accra. He said the company intends to purchase an additional Chocomaster (a moulding plant), three new wrapping machines and a drinking chocolate plant, as well as rehabilitate the accessories at the Milling Section The Acting Managing Director said, the company had earlier, through the Ministry of Trade and Industry, requested for an initial Stimulus Package of three million dollars to boost the operations of the confectionery...

A 64- year -old private security officer, Yaw Takyi of Black Hook Security Limited was on Friday dawn murdered by some suspected armed robbers at a filling station at Chiraa in the Sunyani West District. The robbers made away with some unspecified amount of money kept in a drawer at the filling station. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Franklin Kramo, the Sunyani Municipal Police Commander confirmed to the Ghana News Agency that one Kingsley Amoah, the Manager of the station reported the incident to the Police on that Friday morning. He said the Police proceeded to the scene and found the deceased lying in a supine position in a pool of blood with a gunshot wound on the head. DSP Kramo said there was a sign of struggling at the scene and a wooden drawer kept at the place was broken but the safe was intact. He said, the body of the deceased had been deposited at the Sunyani Regional Hospital, and that, the Police had commenced invest...

The Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) will in the early part of 2019, collaborate with other Christian bodies to self-regulate and eliminate excesses that have engulfed part of the church. Some of the churches and their pastors in the country have been reported in the news as involving in all sorts of acts including; money extortion, lottery, abusing of members, among others, which goes against the principles of the Bible. Such acts have also attracted public criticisms in recent times and putting the church in disrepute. “We are still trying to find the best way to handle that situation without infringing on people’s right to worship”, General Secretary of the Christian Council the Revered Dr Cyril G.K. Fayose,” said. Speaking in an interview with the Ghana News Agency on Monday in Accra on what the Council was doing to help sanitise the church in Ghana in the coming years, Rev Fayose said, it was unfortunate that the excesses that had engulfed the church were not corrected till no...

A notorious criminal who attacked and robbed a Nigerian Education Consultant of his valuables at the Aflao Border, has been sentenced to 25 years imprisonment by a Circuit Court in the area. Godsway Agbodeke, aged 24, pleaded guilty to robbery. The Presiding Judge, Ali Baba Abature, convicting him said the likes of Agbodeke, who are apparently behind the growing spate of robbery and other criminal activities in the area, harassing foreigners and putting residents spellbound, deserve deterrent punishment to cripple their activities. A Detective at Aflao, Michael Akemo, told the court that the complainant, Prince Adeyemi David Awolesi, an Education Consultant, lives in Lagos, Nigeria, while Agbodeke, is a tiler and lives at Beat Six at Aflao. He said the complainant, at about 0100 hours on December 12, this year, arrived at the Aflao border en-route to Accra and walked unto a car near the Total Fuel Service Station to continue his journey to Accra. Mr. Akemo said, from nowhere, the ...

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has challenged the person behind the suspected artificial egg video circulating on social media to make available samples to the Authority for investigations. It has emphatically stated that there are no such eggs being sold on the market as purported in the video. The Head of Communication and Public Education Department of FDA James Lartey, called for the proof in a press release he signed and copied to the Ghana News Agency. The release narrated how a female voice in Ga language showed such eggs, made of plastic and had been imported into the Country from China and were on the market. “The FDA wishes to indicate that there is no evidence of imported eggs from China into Ghana,” it noted. The statement said that the eggs shown in the video might be rotten; adding that spoilt eggs had discoloration of yolk or albumen that indicated bacterial growth and were usually runny as in the case of the eggs seen in the video. It added that checks by the ...

The Minister for the Interior has on the advice of the Northern Regional Security Council and by the Executive Instrument renewed the curfew hours imposed on Bole Township and its environs. The curfew hours for the areas spans from 1800 hours to 0600 hours effective Monday, December 31. A statement signed by the Deputy Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, and copied to the Ghana News Agency on Monday, urged the Chiefs, Elders, Opinion Leaders, Youth and people of the area to exercise restraint in the face of the challenges confronting them. It urged them to use non-violent means to channel their energies into ensuring peace in area. The statement said: “There is a total ban on all persons in the afore-mentioned communities and its environs from carrying arms, ammunition or any offensive weapon.” The statement said any person found with any arms or ammunition would be arrested and prosecuted. Source: GNA The post Government imposes curfew on Bole Township and its environs a...

Admitting your true feelings for a woman is one of the most difficult things for a man to do but Skito Kofy proves it otherwise on his new song ‘I Go Do’. Talking about his love, the singer promises to be there for his lover in all she wants. ‘I Go Do’ also talks about … The post Skito Kofi – I Go Do (Prod. by Dr Ray) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2EXrzGl via IFTTT

The Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) and the newly-created Tema West Municipal Assembly (TWMA) have locked horns over ownership and management of the Borteyman Sewage treatment plant. The sewage plant, which is currently managed by the TMA, serves most communities in Tema and its environs, receives sewage collected daily in cesspit tankers from households and emptied for onward treatment. It will be recalled that in March this year, the TWMA was inaugurated after it was carved out of the TMA as a move to deepen the decentralization system and to strengthen government’s resolve to spread development across the country through local governance. Several months after it was inaugurated, members of the assembly are alleging that the TMA was not making conscious efforts at releasing assets to the Assembly including the sewage treatment plant located at Borteyman in the Tema West Municipality. A visit to the treatment plant showed some heavily built men supposedly assigned to the facility...

A misunderstanding between two siblings over a “Christmas meal” at the weekend turned tragic, at Kyea a farming settlement, near Babator-kuma in the Kintampo Municipality of the Brong-Ahafo Region. Kwame Mahamadu alias, “Yanta Reba”, an 18-year-old farmer shot and killed Amadu Yanga, his 80-year-old father and wounded Nechenma Amadu, 30, his elder brother. Police have arrested the suspect, whilst the body of the deceased has since been deposited at the Kintampo Government Hospital mortuary for autopsy. Chief Inspector Augustine Kingsley Oppong, the Brong-Ahafo Police Public Relations Officer confirming the story, told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) said the incident happened around 1900 hours on Saturday December 29. He said Amadu is also in critical condition receiving treatment at the same hospital, whilst the Police are continuing with their investigations. The GNA gathered the suspect left for farm on that fateful day, and when he came back home, discovered that his elder brother...

MPEG LA is enforcing a court decision against two technology companies Huawei and ZTE for infringing on patents. The court decision is being enforced pending an appeal. MPEG LA, provider of one-stop licenses for standards and other technology platforms, announced in November 2018, that patent holders in its AVC/H.264 Patent Portfolio License have enforced verdicts of injunction in a German District court (“Landgericht Dusseldorf”) cases finding that Huawei Deutschland GmbH (“Huawei”) and ZTE Deutschland GmbH (“ZTE”) infringed patents by their use in mobile phones that implement the AVC/H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10) Standard. Two separate suits were brought against the companies. In both cases the Court of Appeals (“Oberlandesgericht Dusseldorf”) has dismissed Huawei’s and ZTE’s requests for an immediate stay of the enforcement while the cases are under appeal. The court has ordered, Huawei and ZTE to cease and desist from offering in Germany AVC/H.264 compliant devices such as smartphones ...

The New Juaben South Municipal Assembly and 4-H Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organisation into youth leadership development, are collaborating to retool the zonal councils to make them function effectively. The Municipal Chief Executive, Isaac Appau-Gyasi, has therefore called for the establishment of a committee to come out with guidelines for the implementation of the 4-H Ghana project geared towards providing the zonal councils with logistics and staff to enhance service delivery. He said, the Assembly has already made provisions under its 2019 budget for the procurement of some office equipment and furniture for the zonal council secretariats within the Municipality. Mr Appau-Gyasi said this at a meeting with representatives of 4-H Ghana, chairmen of zonal councils in the Municipality and the Executive Committee of the Assembly at Koforidua. He expressed hope that the retooling of the zonal councils will support the Assembly to fulfill its mandate to the people of New Juaben South...

The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has appealed to the Government to provide teachers with computers and other teaching materials to make teaching and learning effective. The Chairman of the Awutu Senya District, Effutu and Awutu East Municipal branches of NAGRAT, Ebenezer Kojo Otoo, made the call at an awards ceremony and the launch of a scholarship scheme for teachers in Effutuman. The ceremony saw the distribution of lap-top computers and the disbursement of GHC 100, 000.00 to 23 teachers who are the first batch of beneficiaries of the scheme at Winneba. Mr Otoo said at this computer age, teachers should not continue to prepare their lesson notes, assignments and proposals among other things manually. “It is, therefore, important for both government and private educational organisations to help transform the education sector into a paperless system to enhance service delivery,” he said. Mr Otoo commended the Member of Parliament for Effutu, Mr Alexzander Afe...

Kalion presents this brand new love song from Gadochy. The song is titled Ohemaa was was produced by OGE. The official music video was shot and directed by NODAYImage. Hope you like the audio and visuals, download, share and enjoy. Gadochy – Ohemaa (Prod. by Oge) Buy via iTunes The post Gadochy – Ohemaa (Prod. by OGE) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2CHz9Di via IFTTT

Farmer-based organisations (FBOs) in the East Mamprusi District have been equipped with the appropriate entrepreneurial and productivity skills in agri-business to pursue farming as a commercial venture as against subsistence. The week-long training, which ended at Gambaga, covered four modules – Farming as a Business, Enterprise Selection Process, Farm Business Risk Analysis and Management, and Farm Produce Aggregation and Marketing. Twenty male and 20 female farmers representing 10 FBOs participated in the training. It was organised by Community Empowerment and Development System, Ghana (CEDS-Ghana) with support from the Business Sector Advocacy Challenge Fund (BUSAC Fund), and funded by United States Agency for International Development, the European Union and DANIDA. It was on the theme: “Strengthening the Entrepreneurial and Productivity Skills of Farmers in FBOs in Agri-business Dynamics for Improved Income and Livelihoods”. The Head of Programmes, CEDS-Ghana, Eric Danyuam Ba...

The Director of Judicial Training Institute (JTI), Justice Dennis Adjei has called judges and magistrates to ensure that the rights and welfare of children are protected when they appear before courts. He said, in the process of taking evidence judges and magistrates must ensure that children are not intimidated in any form as such acts defeat the purpose of establishing the Children’s Act. He said the Children’s Act was enacted largely in consonance with the Constitution to ensure the welfare of the child, hence going contrary to the provisions would imply that judges and magistrates have failed to live by what the Constitution enjoined them to do. Mr Adjei said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on the sidelines of a sensitization workshop for judges and magistrates on the role of security agencies in protecting the rights of children. It was organised by the Legal Resources Centre (LRC), with support from the European Union (EU), under a project the Centre is ...

Kass Media unleashes this brand new single from JuliuS FaKta. Dubbed FLOW, the mid-tempo love song was mixed by Possigee and produced by FaKta himself. Check out the tune for yourself and let’s know your take on it, enjoy. JuliuS FaKta – Flow (Prod. by Fakta)(Mixed by Possigee) The post JuliuS FaKta – Flow (Prod. by Fakta)(Mixed by Possigee) appeared first on Ghanamotion.com . from Ghanamotion.com http://bit.ly/2ThSD71 via IFTTT

The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Report on “Turn-around Time in Criminal Justice Administration in Ghana” has recommended that the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) leads discussions on enacting and enforcing a Paralegal Act in Ghana. The Report indicates that this would help improve access to justice delivery in the country. A paralegal is an individual qualified by education, training or work experience, who is employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency, or other entity who performs specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible. The Executive Director of Legal Aid Commission, Alhassan Yahaya Seini who formally launched the Report in Accra, said in most instances people who were victims of prolonged pre-trial detentions were individuals who could not afford the lawyer’s services. The Report discuses an evidence-based average turn-around time for cases referred by the police to the Attorney General’s (AG...

A motorist ploughed into a group of pedestrians in the German capital early on Saturday. Five people were injured, at least three of them seriously, according to the fire brigade. All were taken to hospital for treatment. The driver was not drunk, a police spokeswoman said. There was also no evidence that the man was under the influence of drugs or prescription medicine. A blood sample had been taken. The cause of the accident remains unclear, and investigations are under way, the spokeswoman said. Nothing indicates that the incident was an attack, she said. Source: dpa The post Five injured as car ploughs into pedestrians in Berlin  appeared first on Ghana Business News . from Ghana Business News http://bit.ly/2QZAz4Q via IFTTT

Full steam ahead to the future – with electricity: After the diesel scandal, Volkswagen is going on the offensive. But the past is casting a shadow over the future. The legal consequences of the diesel emissions scandal still weigh heavily on the German carmaker. Pouring billions of investments into the future of cars, charging ahead with an electric car offensive, and with major plans for fully networked vehicles, Volkswagen is dead-set on looking forward. At the same time, the car giant is again heading for record-high deliveries despite setbacks in September and October from complications regarding a new test standard. All of this could make one nearly forget that the diesel emission scandal involving millions of manipulated diesel engines will keep VW busy for a long time yet. The list of legal battles facing the company is a long one. Here is a breakdown VW’s legal problems: INVESTOR SUITS: The diesel emissions scandal has already cost VW a good 27 billion euros (30.5 bill...

Another two migrant rescue ships run by German non-governmental organizations were stranded in the Mediterranean this weekend with no country willing to take them in, leading to demands for action. The Sea-Watch 3, run by NGO Sea-Watch, has been stranded on the Mediterranean for over a week with more than 30 migrants on board. Another ship from the NGO Sea-Eye picked up a further 17 people who had been stranded on a fishing boat on Saturday. Both ships are searching for a safe port. Sea-Watch posted on Twitter that it was time for “the German government to take responsibility.” A spokesman for the group, Ruben Neugebauer, said that the Sea-Watch 3 was flying under a Dutch flag and was currently just south of Malta. He also said that the situation on board was stable, but that changing weather conditions next week meant the ship needed to find a port soon. “We absolutely need a solution in this year,” he said. There is disagreement in the European Union over who should assume resp...

Nana Opraw Akuamoah VIII, Nifahene of Buem Traditional Area in the yet to be inaugurated Oti region has stated the desire of people in the newly created region to work with their neighbours in the south to develop both regions. At a post declaration of results on the referendum to create Oti region, he said both areas needed resources and must unite on the path of development. “We will extend a golden handshake to our brothers in the south. We will invite them to help us and empower each other in developing the areas”, he said. Nana Mprah Besemuna, Krachiwura and Chairman of the Joint Consultative Committee on the creation of the region, in an interview with the Ghana News Agency said the victory was not surprising, considering the euphoria around the birth of Oti. Mr Daniel Botwe, Minister for Regional reorganisation told the media at the regional collation centre at the Bueman Senior High school that he was happy the electoral process was smooth and peaceful though characterised ...

The Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly has mapped out strategies to improve its revenue generation in 2019. This is because despite the tremendous efforts made by the Finance and Administration sub-committee of the assembly and management, its revenue projections for 2018 were not met. The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Kofi Ofori stated this in Accra during the Second Ordinary Meeting of the assembly. Some of the strategies included; the printing of the assembly’s own revenue bills, up-dating of the revenue database, engagement of some revenue collection firms, zoning the Municipality into revenue blocks and procurement of a 15-seater revenue mobilisation and sanitation bus. Besides that, Mr. Ofori said, public education and other engagements for the citizens to appreciate the need to collectively support the newly created assembly to be financially strong to bring the much needed development to the assembly will be employed. As at November 30, 2018 Mr. Ofori said, the assembly w...

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Friday made a personal contribution of GH¢100,000 towards the construction of the National Cathedral. He made the donation when he launched the National Cathedral Fundraising Campaign at the forecourt of the State House in Accra. Speaking at the event, the President explained that the National Cathedral is more than just another piece of infrastructure or national monument. “It will provide us with an avenue to call the nation to prayer, to worship, to celebrate, and to mourn. “It will house a Bible Museum, and will be an iconic infrastructure for national, regional and international pilgrimage and tourism. It will create jobs, and serve as a catalyst for technology and skills transfer into our country,” he emphasized. “Rather, and again like Solomon on that occasion, the building of the National Cathedral is to serve as a gesture of thanksgiving to God for his blessings, favour, grace and mercies on our nation, and to give me an opportunit...

A woman believed to be a Togolese, died on board a Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMTL) bus she was travelling on from Koforidua to Aflao, en-route Lome, Togo on Thursday. The deceased, who was travelling alone, was only known as Victoria, aged 34. Other details about her were not immediately available. An eye- witness told the GNA at Aflao that the deceased, who looked healthy, joined the bus with registration number, GW 1506 Y, which set off at dawn with other passengers on that Thursday, December 27 2018, from its Koforidua terminal. The witness said after a brief stopover at the transportation company’s Sokode-Lokoe terminal, near the Ho Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) office, at about 0750 hours, the bus continued the Aflao bound journey. Some minutes after leaving Ho, the passenger next to the deceased, awakened from sleep and found the deceased’s posture strange and not responding to his nudge and also seeing foams on her lips, raised an alarm. The Eye- witness ...

Emeritus Professor Joseph Hanson Nketia, a renowned Music Professor, said corruption could be minimised if Ghanaians respected and practiced the country’s socio-cultural values. “Whilst our socio-cultural values promote acts of kindness and consideration, these have been abused and gradually evolved into acts of corruption,” he said. Prof. Nketsia said this in Accra on Friday at this year’s Annual Prestigious Lecture series organised by the Distinguished Scholars of Africa. The lecture is an annual event that seeks to promote and uphold national development. Prof. Nketia, who chaired the event, said the socio-cultural values of Ghana frowned upon acts that robbed the nation of its due returns and in effect, stalled socio-economic progress. He said traditionally, Ghanaians had always liked to show sympathy towards ill placed people and would typically go quite far to do that, adding; “Nowadays, the motive is no longer genuine kindness, but a hidden agenda to gain wrongfully.” Ther...

The Ghana Trades Union Congress of Ghana (GTUC) has expressed grave concern about the continuous inability of the formal sector to offer employment opportunities to the teaming youth in Ghana. Mr Joshua Ansah, Deputy General Secretary said the extremely low employment rate in the formal sector was a great source of concern to many people. According to him, out of the nearly 13 million people who were eligible to work, just two million, representing 15 per cent, have jobs that could be described as decent in relative terms. Mr Ansah was speaking at the opening of the maiden delegates’ conference of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) Division of the Public Services Workers Union (PSWU) of (GTUC) in Kumasi. The two-day conference held on the theme “Ensuring Sustainable Youth Employment and Socio-Economic Development; the Role of the Union, sought to discuss issues on the union’s bylaws, loan scheme among other matters. Mr. Ansah said the GTUC had over the years supported the governmen...

The Kempinski Gold Coast City Hotel in Accra, sources $1.6 million of foodstuff and products every year from the Ghanaian market. The General Manager of the Hotel, Mr Manish Nambiar, who announced this at a media soiree, however, explained that some of the suppliers could be selling imports when Ghanaian produce were not in stock. A substantial amount of the food also goes to provide three square meals for its 500 members of staff. Mr Nambiar said the five-star hotel was committed to sustaining a luxury brand ‘with an European flair and a Ghanaian heart’. Their efforts, he said, were paying off as the Hotel continued to receive covetous industry awards from the Sub-Region. “We have very loyal customers who come back again and again,” he said. “We write to them and they also give us feedback. We have focused group discussions and they give us suggestions on how what we can do to make them happier.” The prospects of the Hotel in the coming years, he said, were bright as foreign bus...

The proposed creation of the Savannah Region has received overwhelmingly endorsement by voters in the area. Out of the 207,343 voters who voted in the December 27 referendum, 206,356 said “yes”. Mr. Emmanuel Kyei, the Returning Officer, declaring the results, said the figure represented 99.5 per cent of the total votes. Those who dissented numbered 647 and there were also 346 rejected votes. The area has 252,902 names on the voters roll and he said the turnout was 81.98 per cent, exceeding the 50 per cent limit the constitution has set for a referendum on the creation of a new region. The announcement of the results was greeted with jubilation on the streets in Damango and other communities. The new region comprises of seven districts – West Gonja, North Gonja, East Gonja, North East Gonja, Central Gonja, Bole, and Sawla/Tuna/Kalba. Source: GNA The post Savannah Region receives overwhelming endorsement appeared first on Ghana Business News . from Ghana Business News http://...

In the course of the year 2018, Ghanaians said goodbye to many famous figures who made their marks in the field of politics, global peace, justice delivery, academia, entertainment and journalism. Among the many legends who passed away were former Vice President Paa Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur and Mr Kofi Annan, a former United Nations Secretary-General. The rest are Mr Joseph Henry Mensah, a former Senior Minister; Mr Vincent Cyril Richard Arthur Charles Crabbe, a former Supreme Court Judge; and Mr Kwaku Baprui Asante, a senior citizen and retired diplomat. The entertainment industry also lost the popular dancehall artiste, Ebony Reigns; Mr Jewel Ackah, highlife legend and composer of the party anthem of the National Democratic Congress (NDC); and Mr Kweku Darko, aka Super OD of the Osofo Dadzie Drama Group fame. The year also saw the demise of Professor Atukwei Okai, Ghana’s iconic poet and Secretary-General of the Pan African Writers Association (PAWA). Other eminent persons who...

Voters in the Ahafo area have voted overwhelming “Yes” in the referendum on the creation on a new region for them. Out of the 227,663 voters, who came out to vote, 276,673, representing 99.67 per cent, said they were in favour. Declaring the results of the referendum in Kenyase Number One, Mr George Gyabaah, the Returning Officer, gave the total number of “No” votes as 675, and this was 0.24 per cent. There were 225 rejected votes and that represented 0.08 per cent. The area has 307,108 registered voters and the turnout was 90.4 per cent, a figure above the 50 per cent constitutional requirement for a referendum on the creation of new regions. Source: GNA The post Ahafo votes overwhelmingly “Yes” for creation of region appeared first on Ghana Business News . from Ghana Business News http://bit.ly/2ER7v8r via IFTTT

The Electoral Commission (EC) has declared the request for the creation of the  Bono East Region successful, based on the outcome of the referendum held in the area. The declaration was made by Mr James Arthur Yeboah, the Returning Officer. Four hundred and forty-eight thousand, five hundred and forty-five (448,545) out of the 450,812 voters, who turned out to vote in the referendum, said “Yes”, representing 99.5 per cent of the total votes cast. The “No” votes numbered 1,384 and that translates into 0.3 percent. Rejected ballots totalled 883, which represented 0.2 per cent. There are 525,275 registered voters in the area and the turnout was 85.82 per cent, which was over and above the constitutional threshold of 50 per cent. Source: GNA The post EC declares request for creation of Bono East successful appeared first on Ghana Business News . from Ghana Business News http://bit.ly/2VdTbgg via IFTTT

Ghana’s ranking on the Human Freedom Index for 2018 has improved. The country ranks an overall 57 in the world and fourth in sub-Saharan Africa, among 162 countries, an improvement from previous rankings. The country moved 10 spots up from the 2015-2016 rankings, according to the Index released recently. On personal freedom, the country ranks an overall 46 in the world and ranks a high 98 on economic freedom. The country scored 5.7 on rule of law, 5.8 on procedural justice, 6.2 on civil justice and 5.1 on criminal justice. On security and safety it scored 9.0, 9.3 on homicide, 9.5 on disappearance, conflict and terrorism. On movement the country scored 10, freedom of domestic movement  10, freedom of foreign movement 10 and women’s freedom of movement 10. Ghana has no records of journalists killed or jailed and so scored 10 on those indicators but scored 6.8 on political pressure and control of media. The Human Freedom Index which is co-published by the Cato Institute, the Fras...

M2 bounces back with another joint for music lovers He features uprising singer Miyaki on this one, titled “Hold My Hand” In “Hold My Hand”, M2 expresses his love for this special someone, and plans he has for her This is of no doubt an instant hit with Miyaki blessing the song with his emotional verses Enjoy song from below         M2-Ft-Miyaki-Hold-My-Hand-Kokoroko-Ghxclusives.com_ from GhXclusives.Com http://bit.ly/2rXQL87 via IFTTT

Listen and Download: Paq x Shatta Wale – Kumchacha DOWNLOAD MP3 The post Paq x Shatta Wale – Kumchacha appeared first on BlissGh . from BlissGh http://bit.ly/2VdfVwQ via IFTTT

Listen and Download: Camidoh ft. Darkovibes – For my lover DOWNLOAD MP3 The post Camidoh ft. Darkovibes – For my lover appeared first on BlissGh . from BlissGh http://bit.ly/2RqmVaJ via IFTTT

Listen and Download: Ojo ft. Gasmilla x Eddie Khae – Ba Ne Wo Jo DOWNLOAD MP3 The post Ojo ft. Gasmilla x Eddie Khae – Ba Ne Wo Jo appeared first on BlissGh . from BlissGh http://bit.ly/2ENUtZq via IFTTT