Author: charles Akor

Charles Akor is an avid reader and writer with a deep passion for crafting compelling news articles on diverse topics. With an eye for detail and a curiosity-driven mindset, Charles thrives on exploring and dissecting issues, from politics and technology to human-interest stories and global trends. His love for storytelling reflects his commitment to keeping audiences informed and engaged. Beyond his affinity for writing, Charles is a dynamic social media enthusiast. He understands the power of digital platforms in shaping narratives and fostering connections. Whether it's through sharing articles, engaging in discussions, or curating content for online communities, Charles uses social media as a tool to amplify meaningful conversations and connect with like-minded individuals.

Holding Corrupt Officials Accountable: A Call for Stricter Measures Corruption and Financial Accountability in Government Corruption remains a persistent challenge in governance, with officials often misappropriating public funds. While efforts are made to recover stolen money, James Klutse Avedzi, former Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee and current Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), argues that accountability must go beyond simple reimbursement. Avedzi’s Call for Greater Accountability In a recent interview with Joy News, Avedzi stressed that merely reclaiming stolen funds is insufficient. Instead, he emphasized the importance of punishing offenders to deter future misconduct. “The recovery of…

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Ankara Dresses || The Timeless Elegance of African Ankara Dresses: A Fashion Revolution The African Ankara dress is more than just a piece of clothingโ€”itโ€™s a cultural statement, a symbol of African heritage, and a testament to the continentโ€™s rich artistic traditions. Originating from West Africa, Ankara fabric has evolved into a global fashion trend, embraced by designers and fashion lovers worldwide. This article delves into the history, cultural significance, styling tips, and modern-day adaptations of Ankara dresses. The History of African Ankara Fabric Origins of Ankara Fabric Ankara fabric, commonly referred to as โ€œAfrican printโ€ or โ€œwax print,โ€ has…

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SEC’s New Director-General Urged to Address Locked Funds Introduction: A Call for Urgent Action The Ghanaian capital market is facing a crisis, with over GHC4 billion in investor funds locked up in defunct financial institutions. Former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Director-General, Dr. Adu Anane Antwi, has urged the newly appointed Director-General, James Klutse Avedzi, to make this issue a top priority. The Gravity of the Locked-Up Funds Crisis A Market in Distress According to Dr. Antwi, the substantial amount of locked-up funds has significantly impacted investor confidence, leading to reduced participation in the capital market. โ€œThe major issue we…

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Ghana’s Energy Crisis Deepens: 1,300 ECG Containers Stolen in Unprecedented Utility Theft The Alarming Infrastructure Theft Threatening Ghana’s Energy Security In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through Ghana’s energy sector, an enormous-scale theft of critical power infrastructure has been uncovered. This theft highlights vulnerabilities in key national institutions and threatens the country’s already fragile electricity distribution network. Uncovering the Elaborate Theft Operation What began as routine inquiries has escalated into one of the most significant infrastructure theft cases in West African history: The scale of Loss: Over 1,300 containers of essential ECG equipment Discovery Location: Aluminum smelting facilities in…

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Ablekuma West MP Joins The Apostles Church Ghana for Yadah Zamah Yahweh Praise Celebration Hon. Rev. Kweku Addo’s Participation in a Spirit-Filled Celebration The Ablekuma West Member of Parliament, Hon. Rev. Kweku Addo, joined The Apostles Church Ghana for a vibrant and faith-filled Yadah Zamah Yahweh Praise and Heritage Sunday event. The occasion was marked by deep worship, thanksgiving, and reflection, as the MP expressed gratitude to God and the church community. Faith and Gratitude: A Moment of Thanksgiving Hon. Rev. Addo used the opportunity to share his appreciation for his successful electoral victory, acknowledging the continuous support of The…

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Gold Discovery in Upper East: A Game Changer for the Region Gold Discovery in Upper East: A New Era of Economic Growth The Upper East Region of Ghana has recently uncovered significant gold deposits across multiple districts, presenting a massive opportunity for economic transformation. This discovery, which spans seven out of the regionโ€™s 15 District Assemblies and Municipalities, has sparked discussions on infrastructure development, particularly the proposed Bolgatanga Airport. Gold Deposits Found in Seven Districts During an interaction with journalists at the proposed Bolgatanga Airport site on Saturday, March 29, Upper East Regional Minister Donatus Akamugri Atanga confirmed the discovery.…

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Prince Harry Accused of Harassment and Bullying Amid Sentebale Charity Dispute Introduction Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is facing serious allegations of harassment and bullying after abruptly stepping down from Sentebale, the charity he co-founded in 2006. The claims were made by the charityโ€™s chair, Sophie Chandauka, following an internal dispute that has rocked the organization. This controversy has ignited discussions on governance, leadership, and the role of royals in philanthropy. Background: Sente Bale’s Mission and Prince Harryโ€™s Role Sentebale, co-founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, was established to support vulnerable children affected by HIV and…

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The Holy Month of Ramadan: A Time for Spiritual Renewal and Reflection Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, is a sacred period observed by millions of Muslims worldwide. It is a time for fasting, prayer, self-reflection, and spiritual growth. The essence of Ramadan extends beyond abstaining from food and drink; it is a journey of faith, discipline, and self-purification. This guest post explores the significance, history, practices, and global impact of Ramadan, offering a deep dive into one of Islam’s most revered traditions. The History of Ramadan 1. Origins of Ramadan Islamic fasting dates back to the time…

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Russia Not Ready to End War โ€“ Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Ukraine Stands Firm Against Territorial Compromise Russiaโ€™s Reluctance to End War in Ukraine Ukraineโ€™s Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister, Mariana Betsa, has stated unequivocally that Russia is not ready to halt its ongoing invasion, which has now entered its third year. Speaking in an exclusive interview with The Sun, Betsa dismissed the notion of a diplomatic settlement that involves territorial concessions, reinforcing Ukraineโ€™s steadfast commitment to defending its sovereignty. โ€˜No Peace at Any Priceโ€™ โ€“ Ukraineโ€™s Position The Deputy Minister made it clear that Ukraine will not entertain any compromise…

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Ramadan 2025: Nigeria’s NSCIA Announces Possible Fasting Extension Fasting May Continue as the Moon Remains Unseen The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), under the leadership of His Eminence, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Saโ€™ad Abubakar, has announced that fasting may extend to Sunday, March 30, 2025, as the crescent moon signaling the end of Ramadan remains unseen in Nigeria. In a statement signed by NSCIA Secretary-General, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, the council urged Muslims across the country to remain observant and search for the crescent of Shawwal on the 29th day of Ramadan. “If Muslims sight the crescent…

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