🚨🇬🇠BREAKING: Former MP and Minister, Hon. Sarah Adwoa Safo, has allegedly been shot by one of her brothers following a reported dispute over the funeral arrangements and succession of their late father, Apostle Prof. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka.
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The Untold History of the Sogakorpe Bridge: The Iconic Gateway Across the Volta River. For many travelers journeying between Accra and the Volta Region, the Sogakope Bridge is more than just a crossing point. It is a silent witness to Ghana’s history, ambition, struggle, and resilience. Stretching proudly across the mighty Volta River, the bridge has connected people, cultures, businesses, and dreams for decades. Yet behind its concrete structure lies a fascinating story that many Ghanaians have never fully heard. Long before the bridge existed, crossing the Volta River between Sogakope and Sokpoe was a difficult and frustrating experience. Travelers depended entirely on a ferry service that was often slow, overcrowded, and unreliable. Vehicles could wait for hours before crossing, while traders transporting food, livestock, and goods frequently suffered delays that affected business and livelihoods. During the rainy season, the challenges became even worse as strong river current...
Street artiste and ZaZoo crooner, Habeeb ‘Portable’ Badmus, suffered his first defeat in celebrity boxing on Friday night as social media comedian, Carter Efe, outclassed him across three rounds to win by unanimous decision at the Chaos in the Ring 4 event held at the Balmoral Hall, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. #yfmghana #Yupdates #portable #caterefe #Wnewsgh #Ghnews #yen
🚨 SHOCK IN HO: SALESGIRL & BOYFRIEND ARRESTED OVER ALLEGED GH₵5.1 MILLION THEFT A developing story from Ho in the Volta Region has left many residents in disbelief after a 26-year-old salesgirl, identified as Nerissa Akodor, and her boyfriend, Courage Addo, were reportedly arrested in connection with the alleged theft of GH₵5.1 million from her employer. According to reports, the incident has sparked widespread reactions across social media, with many questioning how such a large sum could go missing unnoticed. Authorities are said to be actively investigating the case to uncover the full details surrounding the alleged crime. The suspects were seen in police custody as the case continues to unfold, drawing attention from the public and raising serious conversations about trust, workplace ethics, and financial accountability. As the investigation progresses, more details are expected to emerge. 📌 Stay tuned for updates as this story develops. #AflaoHype #GhanaNews #VoltaR...
55-year-old man from India’s Odisha state has stunned many after an unusual incident at a bank while attempting to withdraw about ₹24,842 (around GH¢2,935) from his late sister’s savings account. According to reports, bank officials repeatedly asked him to present the account holder in person before they could process the withdrawal, despite his explanation that she had passed away. Frustrated and unaware of the proper legal procedures, he reportedly went to the extreme of exhuming his sister’s grave and taking her remains to the bank as proof of death, leaving both staff and the public in shock.