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Mahama Signs 24Hour Economy Authority Bill Into Law

John Dramani Mahama has officially signed the 24Hour Economy Authority Bill into law, setting the stage for the full implementation of one of his administration’s flagship economic policies.

The newly passed law establishes the 24Hour Economy Authority a dedicated body responsible for coordinating and supervising round-the clock economic activities across key sectors of the Ghanaian economy.

This major step signals the government’s readiness to move from promise to action.
The 24 hour economy policy is designed to encourage businesses and institutions to operate in shifts beyond the traditional 8hour working structure. The goal is simple: increase productivity, create jobs, and expand economic opportunities.

Under this initiative, sectors such as:Manufacturing,Agriculture,Healthcare,Transport and logistics,Essential services.

are expected to gradually transition into round the clock operations.

Mamprobi Polyclinic Baby Theft: Family Demands DNA Test Amid Doubts

The family of the baby who was allegedly stolen at Mamprobi Polyclinic in Accra is demanding a DNA test to confirm the child’s true identity, despite the infant being reunited with the mother.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Mr. Frank Banks, who identified himself as the baby’s uncle, revealed that recent developments surrounding the case have raised concerns and suspicions within the family.

According to him, although the baby has been returned, they believe a DNA test is necessary to remove any lingering doubts and ensure full certainty.

“As of now, the baby has been reunited with the mother, but I insist that a DNA test be conducted to confirm that the child is indeed ours and not someone else’s,” he stated.

Mr. Banks emphasized that the request is not out of disrespect but rather for clarity and peace of mind.

“We have to have it done because I am uncertain about what is going on. We need to conduct a DNA test to prove that the child is indeed ours. You cannot simply present any child to us and say, ‘This is him, we have found him, take him and go home.’”

He further expressed concern about possible future complications.

“What if, in the next 10 years, we want to travel abroad with the child and tests are conducted, only for the results not to match? That is why we need to carry out a DNA test now.”

The case has sparked widespread public attention, with many calling for transparency and thorough investigations to ensure justice and restore public confidence.

As the holy month of Ramadan draws near, a powerful message from a Christian brother has taken social media by storm,and the reactions have been nothing short of inspiring.

A Ghanaian social media user, BigGodwin Martey, shared what he called an “unpopular life hack,” and it has since sparked massive conversations, testimonies, and positive engagement across different platforms.

“Keep this Unpopular Life Hack: If on any day in your life you find yourself stranded somewhere with no help in sight. Look for ANY MOSQUE, I repeat, ANY MOSQUE AT ALL, find whoever is there and politely ask for help. Their compassion is Crazy! Try it.”

The post quickly gained traction, with many people,Christians and non Muslims included,flooding the comment section with personal experiences of kindness they received at mosques. From travelers who were given shelter, to strangers offered food, transport fare, or even emotional support, the testimonies continue to pour in.

Interestingly, this wave of positivity comes at a time when Muslims worldwide are preparing for Ramadan,a sacred month marked by fasting, prayer, generosity, and charity. Acts of compassion and community support are deeply rooted in Islamic teachings, especially during this period.

Social media users have praised the post for promoting unity and interfaith harmony, describing it as a refreshing reminder that humanity comes first before religious differences.

In a time when online spaces are often filled with division and negativity, this simple message has done the opposite,it has inspired hope, strengthened bonds, and highlighted the power of kindness.

Indeed, sometimes the most “unpopular” advice turns out to be the most powerful.

🚨 Ghana Moves to Extradite Russian Over Secret Filming Scandal~Sam George Speaks

The Government of Ghana has officially begun processes to extradite a Russian national accused of secretly filming intimate encounters with Ghanaian women and allegedly publishing the footage online without their consent.

According to Sam George, Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, the state will not tolerate such violations of privacy and dignity.

Speaking on the matter, the Minister revealed that diplomatic steps are already underway, including engaging the Russian Embassy and activating international legal channels to ensure the suspect faces justice under Ghanaian law.

Under Ghana’s Cybersecurity laws, the non consensual sharing of intimate images is a serious criminal offense. Government officials say this case will test Ghana’s resolve in protecting citizens,especially women,from digital exploitation.

However, legal analysts have pointed out that extradition could be complicated due to diplomatic and treaty limitations between Ghana and Russia.

This move sends a clear signal: Ghana is prepared to pursue justice beyond its borders when its citizens are violated.

As the situation develops, many Ghanaians are watching closely to see whether the extradition effort succeeds and what precedent it may set for digital privacy enforcement in the country.

Stay tuned for more updates.

🚨Political chatter is heating up again, and this time it centres on outspoken businessman and politician Kennedy Agyapong.

Over the past few days, rumours have suggested that the former flagbearer hopeful is preparing to ditch the New Patriotic Party and carve a new path by forming what many are calling a “third force.” The narrative has travelled fast, powered by disappointed supporters and loud social media debate.

People within his inner circle insist there is no breakaway plan. They say Kennedy Agyapong remains a committed member of the NPP and has not announced any move to resign or establish another political party. To them, the speculation is simply frustration from sections of his base being interpreted as strategy.

The idea of a third force is attractive to many who believe Ghana’s political space needs disruption. And without doubt, Agyapong has a loyal following that thinks he could make a strong independent statement.

Still, until the man himself says otherwise, the talk remains rumour,loud, interesting, but unconfirmed.

In politics anything is possible, but for now, Kennedy Agyapong is still inside the NPP tent.

Evidence in the comments section 👇🏻

Ghana’s fastest man is already making big moves on the international scene, earning a spot at the World Athletics Indoor Championships scheduled for March in Poland.

For an athlete just stepping into the professional ranks, this is massive. It’s a strong signal that Saminu isn’t here to participate,he’s here to compete, challenge, and announce himself to the world.

From local dominance to the global spotlight, the journey is accelerating quickly, and fans will be watching closely to see how far the Ghanaian speedster can go.

🇬🇭 The future is fast.

Russia And Ghana Atupa🚨

According to the 22year old, she agreed to a relationship with a Russian man after her pastor told her she would one day marry a white man. She says the prophecy made her lower her guard and accept the proposal more easily than she normally would have.

Her account has since sparked conversations online, with many people debating the role of spiritual direction in personal relationships and the importance of making careful, informed choices regardless of prophecies.

Observers say faith can be a source of guidance, but individuals must also take responsibility for their own safety and decisions.

🚨Southern Love, Northern Shine! 🇬🇭

When Shatta Wale’s manager Sammy Flex took to social media to celebrate Maccasio as the Overall Artist of the Year at the Ghana Northern Music Awards, it did more than congratulate a winner,it sent a strong message across the country.

In an industry where fans often spark rivalry between the north and the south, this public show of recognition felt refreshing. It was unity. It was respect. It was Ghana first.

Sammy Flex’s gesture highlights how influence from the southern part of the industry can uplift and spotlight the incredible talent thriving in the north. And for many fans, this is the kind of energy they want to see,bridges being built, not walls.

Maccasio’s victory is already massive, but endorsements like this make it even louder.

One post. One love. One nation.