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Chief of Staff Represents Mahama at PRINPAG President’s Father’s Funeral

  The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, on Saturday represented President John Dramani Mahama at the funeral of the late Paul Kofi Governor Tamakloe, father of David Tamakloe, who is the President of the Private Newspapers and Online News Publishers Association of Ghana (PRINPAG) The burial service, held at Klikor Kpordoave Tamakloe-Korpe in the Volta Region on April 25, 2026, drew a host of government officials, political figures, and community members who gathered to pay their last respects. Representing President John Dramani Mahama, Debrah donated GH¢50,000 to support the funeral arrangements and commiserate with the bereaved family. He used the occasion to reaffirm the government's commitment to community development, announcing plans to improve living conditions in Klikor and surrounding areas. These include interventions to expand access to potable water, rehabilitate road infrastructure, and strengthen local healthcare delivery. The Chief of Staff was accompanied by several hi...
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Quick Angels CEO Refutes Dominion Paints Claims, Details $2.5m Investment and Ownership Structure

  Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Quick Angels Limited, Emmanuel Lamptey, has strongly rejected allegations made by a shareholder of Dominion Paint Manufacturers, insisting that the company’s ownership and management decisions followed due process under a joint venture agreement. Speaking in an interview, Lamptey explained that Quick Angels entered into a joint venture with Dominion Paints in 2019 after the company’s founder, Stephen Komla Adom, sought investment support. According to him, the original shareholding structure—60 percent held by Adom and 40 percent by his then wife—was significantly diluted after Quick Angels injected capital into the business. Following our investment of about $2.5 million, Quick Angels acquired a 75 percent stake, while Adom’s shares were reduced to 15 percent and his ex-wife’s to 10 percent,” Lamptey stated. He noted that the investment went beyond the initial US$300,000 requested by Adom, explaining that additional capital was required af...

GMet warns of thunderstorms, strong winds across five regions

  The Ghana Meteorological Agency has issued a weather alert warning of thunderstorms and rainfall activity across several parts of the country, particularly along the coast. In its latest update, the Agency said localised rain-bearing clouds have developed, resulting in cloudy conditions and ongoing thunderstorms accompanied by rain. Areas likely to be affected include the Volta Region, Greater Accra Region, Eastern Region, Central Region, and Western Region. The Agency further cautioned that strong winds may accompany the movement of the thunderstorms, posing potential risks to residents and property in affected communities. It has therefore urged the public to exercise caution and take necessary safety measures as the weather conditions persist.

Two killed, five injured in fatal crash at Third Ridge, Cape Coast

  Two persons have lost their lives in a fatal road crash at Third Ridge Junction along the Accra–Cape Coast Highway, with five others sustaining varying degrees of injury. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, April 28, has once again underscored growing concerns over road safety in the Central Region, as authorities renew calls for discipline among motorists, according to AdomNews. The Central Regional Commander of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), ACFO1 Merinda Mary Atsigah-Mensah, has cautioned drivers to exercise greater care on the roads to curb the rising incidence of accidents. She attributed many of the crashes to indiscipline among road users, describing the situation as both troubling and avoidable. Personnel from the GNFS Cape Coast Regional Headquarters responded swiftly to a distress call and arrived at the scene to find a collision involving a Toyota Corolla with registration number GW-5769-16 and a HOWO tipper truck with registration numb...

Ghana Invites Strategic Investors to Partner in New National Airline Project

  The Government of Ghana has officially launched a process to attract strategic investors for the establishment of a new national airline, signaling a renewed push to position the country as a major aviation hub in West Africa. In a press release issued on April 28, 2026 and copied to Business Week Ghana , the Ministry of Transport Ghana announced that a dedicated task force has begun engaging potential partners through a structured selection process aimed at identifying a qualified strategic investor. The proposed national carrier is expected to operate from Accra and serve as a hub for both regional and intercontinental travel, with a focus on commercial viability, global competitiveness, and long-term sustainability. Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe emphasized the government’s commitment to transparency and competitiveness in the selection process. The Government of Ghana looks forward to engaging credible proponents for this initiative,” he stated. According to the Minis...

Digital Growth in Ghana: Why Customer Journeys Matter More Than Campaigns

  By Kofi Asante In a previous article on this platform , I introduced the idea that growth doesn’t come from technology or marketing alone — it comes from how both are designed to work together. This is where most businesses get stuck. Because once you accept that growth must be designed , the next question becomes obvious: What exactly should we be designing? The answer is simple, but often overlooked: The customer journey. The Real Gap in Digital Marketing in Ghana Let’s bring this closer to home. Across Ghana’s digital economy , businesses are actively running ads on social media, investing in websites, and experimenting with e-commerce. Keywords like digital marketing in Ghana , online advertising Ghana , and social media marketing Ghana are now part of everyday business conversations. But there’s a disconnect. Most of these efforts are focused on driving traffic , not designing journeys . A typical flow looks like this: Run Facebook or Instagram ads Drive users to a website ...

Fuel prices see slight relief in May as diesel records sharper drop

 Fuel prices in Ghana are set to ease slightly from May 1, 2026, with the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) announcing lower price floors for petrol and a more significant reduction for diesel in its latest pricing window. In a pricing notice dated April 28, the NPA said the adjustment forms part of its bi-monthly review mechanism covering May 1 to May 15, reflecting shifts in global crude prices and exchange rate movements. “The National Petroleum Authority has set the ex-pump price floors for the May 1 to 15 window in line with the Petroleum Products Pricing Guidelines,” the statement indicated. Under the new rates, petrol has been set at GH¢13.25 per litre, while diesel now stands at GH¢14.30 per litre. Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is priced at GH¢13.02 per kilogramme, with kerosene and Marine Gas Oil Local set at GH¢16.13 and GH¢15.41 respectively. Compared to the previous pricing window in mid-April, petrol has seen a marginal reduction of 2 pesewas, while diesel has dropped...