Author: Insight News

I wonder if I should blame my parents for giving birth to seven children knowing very well that they cannot provide for all of us, or if I should blame God for imposing poverty on man. Maybe it’s not God’s fault either. I am just in a place where nothing makes sense to me. Come to think of it, my life stopped making sense after I turned eleven. We were struggling back in the village. We had to scrape bits and pieces here and there to eat a decent meal. My mother tried her best for us but her strength…

When his family told him to leave me, he stood by me. They called me names because of our misfortunes but he was unmoved by their pressure. We made a vow that we would stick together for better or worse, and he was determined to stay through the worse phase of our lives. I must also say that while he was holding me together, I was also holding him together. Right from the moment we got married, my husband lost his job. He didn’t have a side business or savings to fall on. I became the sole breadwinner for our…

Members of the ECOWAS Parliament from all across the West African sub-region with support staff from the ECOWAS Commission would converge in the town of Winneba in the Effutu Constituency of the Central Region from September 29 this year, to dialogue on the there: “The Challenges of Tenure Elongation and Unconstitutional Regime Change in West Africa – The Critical Role of the ECOWAS Parliament” It would be second time in two years that the ECOWAS Parliament is having a high level seminar and session in Winneba. In 2021, the town successfully played host to the ECOWAS Parliament’s five-day Delocalized Meetings…

North Tongu Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has asked the former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Martey to speak against the ill doing in the Akufo-Addo administration, same as he did to the former President John Mahama administration.  Ablakwa said the former Moderator has been quiet since President Akufo-Addo assumed office, meanwhile there are a lot of wrongdoing happening in the New Patriotic Party administration. READ ALSO: Ablakwa drops names of NPP bigwigs in new corruption scandal He cited the controversial National Cathedral project as an example of one of the wrong happenings under the…

ATWIMA NTENSERE, a farming community in the Ashanti Region, was thrown into a state of mourning following the unfortunate death of a boy, believed to be 18 years old. The lifeless body of Yaw Peter, 18, was seen dangling on a belt, which was firmly tied to a tree around 1:30 on September 5, 2023, attracting curious people to the crime scene. Peter, who originally lived at Serkrom, did not leave behind any suicide note to determine what influenced him to end his own life in that weird manner, if he indeed committed suicide. READ ALSO: Broken hearted man commits suicide…

Bongo District Mental Health Coordinator, Prince Kofi Yeboah, has expressed worry over the rise in sales and consumption of psychoactive drugs on the various campuses of Senior High schools (SHSs) and Basic Schools in the Bongo District of the Upper East Region. He observes that young people are gradually losing it as a result of the excessive use of these drugs. Prince Kofi Yeboah, who was speaking to Bolgatanga-based A1 Radio in an interview, recalled how some students sought help from him after they almost ran crazy when they used these drugs. READ ALSO: Commercial drivers threaten to increase transport fares…

Member of Parliament for Bortianor-Ngleshie Amanfro constituency in the Greater Accra and a well-known member of the Alan for President campaign, Sylvester Tetteh in addition to Former Minister of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Catherine Afeku, have both joined the campaign of the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, ahead the New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primaries on 4 November 2023. Speaking on Metro TV’s Good Morning Ghana on September 12, 2023, Sylvester Tetteh said it is obvious that the New Patriotic Party rank and file support the candidature of Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia and to that extent, he in consultation with his…

It has come to light that Chief Daniel BugriNaabu who had been scheduled to appear before the bi-partisan parliamentary committee probing the leaked tape about a plot to remove the Inspector General of Police(IGP) sought permission to absent himself so as to attend a National House of Chiefs meeting. Chairman of the Committee lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea after hearing the IGP’s side of the story, announced that the committee only indulged Chief Bugri Naabu to attend to the National House of Chiefs meeting earlier but would be appearing before the committee later. READ ALSO: Nobody lobbied for me to become IGP…

AN Global Consulting company, a multinational professional services providing customized solutions to small and medium businesses across the globe has launched its operations in Ghana. Established in 1993, AN Global Consulting under which the member firm, AN Global Group Holdings Limited, a Texas Corporation has subsidiaries that operate in Canada, USA, Australia, the UK, India, Dubai, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Mexico to offer business solutions to clients. READ ALSO: NAPO woos Global Investors Speaking at the launch in Accra, AN Global Founder and International Business Consultant, Avinash Nichkawde indicated that the company has made business transactions with over 7000 clients across the…

Former President John Mahama, now aspiring president, has alleged that President Nana Akufo-Addo, in a strategic move to ensure appointees of his Government escape accountability after leaving office, has deliberately appointed several New Patriotic Party (NPP) inclined persons to the Superior Courts and other places. His Excellency John Dramani Maham has therefore promised that the next National Democratic Congress (NDC) led Government under him would carry out a deliberate agenda to politically “balance” the judiciary with NDC-inclined lawyers  who would ensure that  members of the Nana Akufo-Addo led Government would not escape accountability when their  Party leaves office. The former…