The United States and Ghanaian registered company Goldstar Air, the Wings of Ghana’s 24-hour worldwide operations, will help bring in foreign currency to reduce inflation in Ghana and introduce pragmatic solutions to create more well-paying job opportunities in the country, which will in turn help the country grow economically. Goldstar Air’s 24-hour service innovations will help reduce the import burden on the country’s balance of trade and stabilize the cedi depreciation against other major currencies by building strong foreign exchange reserves to back the country’s high inflationary rate now and finally bring it down to a single-digit level. The…
Author: Kelvin Papa Sackey
From the bustling Premier League to the serene European leagues, Ghanaian footballers continue to make their mark on the global stage. This weekend, several players showcased their talents, leaving a lasting impression on their respective clubs and fans. The performance of a few Ghanaian players from last week is broken down below. England – Premier League Abdul Fatawu Issahaku playe the full throttle for Leicester City as a right winger as his team shared the spoils with Ipswich Town in a 1-1 scoreline. Fatawu was rated 7.5 after the game. Jordan Ayew was spectacular as he also came off the…
The Minister of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Honourable Andrew Agyapa Mercer has officially commissioned a new Wall of Fame at Sekondi, a historic coastal town in Ghana. The wall honors the significant contributions of notable individuals from the region to the country’s cultural and historical heritage. The Wall of Fame features portraits and biographies of prominent figures from Sekondi, including musicians, athletes, politicians, and community leaders. They include Paapa Yankson, Nana Bosompra, Charles K. Mann, Jewel Ackah, Alfred Benjamin Crentsil, Ebo Taylor and Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, who were all musicians. The rest are Felicia Ewuraesi Abban, a photographer, and Kwaw Ansa,…
Ghanaian attacker Jerry Afriyie has captured the hearts of Ghanaian football fans with his exceptional performances for the Black Satellites. At just 17 years old, the fast rising star has already established himself as one of the most promising young talents in African football. His standout performances at the All African Games and WAFU Zone B tournaments have earned him widespread acclaim. Afriyie’s ability to score goals, create chances, and dictate the tempo of the game has made him a key player for the Black Satellites. The attacker distinguished himself as the competition’s top scorer with an outstanding five goals…
LinkUp Daddy, born Gilbert Konyi Jnr. is gearing up to release another chart-topping single, “Décaler,” on Thursday, November 7, 2024. This new track, which he calls a “statement release,” promises to elevate his career and captivate fans. Known for his unique sound and powerful lyrics. LinkUp Daddy is building anticipation for “Décaler” with a release party at Replay Sports Bar, near Takoradi Technical University’s main campus. This is a popular spot, where both young and old unwind from the scorching sun and daily stress, and is expected to draw a vibrant crowd for the celebration. “Décaler,” loosely translated as “moving…
According to several media reports and sources Akua Donkor, a well-known and fascinating character in Ghanaian politics has passed away suddenly at Ridge Hospital in Accra. Her death’s circumstances are still unknown. However, renowned for her passionate political career, Akua Donkor created the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP) and was praised for her vocal advocacy and commitment to women’s and farmers’ rights. As the GFP’s leader, she rose to prominence and frequently attracted public notice for her fearless and direct approach to meeting the needs of local communities. Despite having little money, Akua Donkor made a name for herself throughout the…
Hearts of Oak head coach, Aboubakar Ouattara, has appealed to the club’s passionate fans to remain patient and continue supporting the team despite their recent disappointing form. The Phobians suffered a setback in their eighth league match, losing 0-1 to league leaders Bibiani Gold Stars at the Legon Sports Stadium. This defeat has further compounded the team’s struggles this season. Hearts of Oak’s five-game winning streak under Ouattara came to an end when Samuel Atta Kumi scored the game-winning goal after Hamza Issah missed a vital penalty. Issah’s missed penalty proved costly as Hearts of Oak failed to score…
International airline Goldstar Air is on track to position Ghana’s airports as the busiest aviation hub in Africa. Air transport services benefit, airlines, employees, ground transportation, aviation partners, suppliers, and governments that extract taxes and charges from the industry. However, policy and investment appraisals often fail to include the wider economic benefits the air transport network generates. Goldstar Air positioning Ghana as a 24-hour service aviation hub in Africa is an ambitious but achievable goal that will capitalize on the country’s geographic location as a gateway to West Africa and a convenient transit point for flights between the Americas,…
From the bustling Premier League to the serene European leagues, Ghanaian footballers continue to make their mark on the global stage. This weekend, several players showcased their talents, leaving a lasting impression on their respective clubs and fans. The performance of a few Ghanaian players from last week is broken down below. England – Premier League On Friday Abdul Fatawu Issahaku pled the full throttle for Leicester City in a 3-1 home loss to Nottingham Forest. Having provided an assist from the bench in the previous game, he was given the start against Nottingham Forest. Fatawu was rated 6.5 after…
The Republic of Ghana’s Ministry of Youth and Sports is happy to announce that from Saturday, November 9 to Sunday, November 10, 2024, Ghana will host the 2024 Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Tournament. It will be the first time that West Africa hosts this esteemed continental championship, and it will be held in Accra as a qualifier for the 2025 Challenger Series. Twelve national women’s teams, including the defending champions South Africa, Kenya, Tunisia, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso, Madagascar, Ghana, Mauritius, Uganda, Zambia, Senegal, and Cote d’Ivoire, will compete in the event, which is being organised by Rugby Africa, the continent’s…