Nene Osraogbo Djanmah XII is one of the true guardians of cultural and spiritual heritage for the Ga-Dangme people, and for that, he earns my unconditional reverence for carrying a role of such incredible responsibility and honor. His Holiness, Nene Osraogbo Djanmah XII, the Djange Wornor, stands as the revered Chief Priest of the Djange...

It is significant for GaDaŋme to exalt and adore the excellence of Lawyer Yaw Anokye Frimpong for his bold, articulate, and consistent defense of the Ga-Daŋme contribution to Ghana’s nationhood — in ways that even many GaDaŋme scholars have not done. The GaDangme people have played a foundational role in Ghana’s history, culture, and development:...

The High Court in Accra has granted former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta a two-week extension to submit his appeal against an arrest warrant that was previously issued by the Circuit Court. The development provides the former minister and his legal team with crucial time to prepare and file all necessary documentation for the appeal process....

I am an ardent supporter of Hon. Kennedy Agyepong, but I cannot understand why he and Hon. Bryan Acheampong continue to make Dr. Bawumia the scapegoat for the political sins of President Akufo-Addo. Why should Bawumia be blamed for decisions he did not take? The truth is simple: these two political self-seekers have benefitted more...

Naa Affipong IV, Ngleshie Alata Manye (Paramount Queenmother James Town) Ngleshie Manye Naa Affipong IV has called on the Council of State, Peace Council and Greater Accra Regional House of Chiefs to intervene in the recent scuffles and killings that marred this year’s Homowo festival. It’s a call to action that combines with promotion for...

‘Akwaaba’ for decades, the Akan word has served as Ghana’s primary greeting for visitors at entry points, including Kotoka International Airport (KIA). This tradition has positioned Akan culture prominently in Ghana’s tourism and hospitality sectors—sometimes at the expense of other ethnic groups such as the Ga, Ewe, and others. The widespread use of “Akwaaba” has...

Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiku Tsuru II has ordered all schools in the Ga community to make the teaching of Ga compulsory. Amid the brouhaha surrounding the change of “Akwaaba” to “Oobake,” the Ga Manste has ordered both public and private schools in the Ga community to make the teaching of Ga compulsory. Speaking at...

Saltpond witnessed a remarkable homecoming celebration as renowned business magnate and philanthropist, Dr. Daniel McKorley, graced the occasion with an inspiring message of transformation. Addressing the people of Saltpond, Dr. McKorley emphasized the urgent need to utilize education, entrepreneurship, and innovation to secure a prosperous future for the community. In his speech, he stressed the...

Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey (GaDaŋme Education and Cutural Foundation-USA/ Vice President, American Association of Christian Therapists) Christianity has blessed Ga communities, but we must be honest: it has also been used, knowingly or unknowingly, as a tool to erode the Ga Language. Let us remember: the gospel of Christ does not erase culture—it...

President John Dramani Mahama has, in accordance with Article 146(9) of the 1992 Constitution, removed Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo from office with immediate effect. The dismissal follows the submission of a report by a Committee established under Article 146(6) to investigate a petition seeking her removal. The petition was filed by Ghanaian...