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                                        Founder of  Stacy M. Foundation, Mrs. Stacy Amewoyi The Chief Executive Officer of Stacy M. Foundation, Mrs. Stacy Amewoyi has called on the affluent in society to see charity as a shared social responsibility and be sensitive to the needs of the less privileged in society.  According to the USA-based Ghanaian model and philanthropist, most rich people have become very greedy and selfish because they are interested in enriching themselves. She explained that because some well-to-do persons struggle to get to their status, they have decided to leave others to their fate, hence have turned deaf ears to the cries of the less fortunate and those who need their help.  Mrs. Amewoyi who doubles as the CEO of New York Fashion Boutique stressed the need to help the needy, indicating that it is a blessing to help the less privileged. “Don’t wait to have much before you be a blessing to others. In the little way you can, just reach out. Don’t cook and

The wait is over for members of the St. Dominic Catholic Church, Taifa as all is set for the dedication ceremony and the climax of the 30th anniversary celebration of the Church. The much-anticipated “spiritual” ceremony which is scheduled for Sunday, August 27, will be led by the Archbishop of Accra, Most Rev. Gabriel Charles Palmer-Buckle who will also be the main celebrant of Mass on the D-day. To this effect, preparations are underway as parishioners together with the two “energetic” Priests, Rev Fathers Emmanuel Obeng Cudjoe and Courage Senam Dogbey and leaders of the church put finishing touches to remaining works to put the premises and building in shape. The dedication ceremony is necessary because the Bible directs that every building that serves as a house of God be consecrated as seen in Exodus Chapter 40 where Moses was commanded to set up the tabernacle and anoint it with oil. “Take the anointing oil and anoint the tabernacle and everything in it; consecrate it and al

                                                                Dela Coffie - NDC Activist A staunch supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dela Coffie has cautioned leaders and members of the party to reject former President John Dramani Mahama as flagbearer of the party in the 2020 General Elections. To Dela Coffie, bringing the former President back as presidential candidate in the 2020 elections will jeopardize the party’s chances of regaining power because he has become very unpopular due to his humiliating loss in the previous presidential polls. According to him, if John Mahama, as an incumbent president could lose miserably in the 2016 elections, then he has no merit of becoming victorious in the upcoming elections, therefore retaining him as flagbearer will only keep the party in opposition for many years. He noted that since the party’s electoral defeat, little has been done to resolve issues that drove the party into opposition and those memories are s

                                                     Apostle Job Antwi Spokesperson of the Association of Virgin Pastors, Job Antwi says he is going to organize a life-changing crusade for the people of Denkyira Obuasi. According to him, it is his responsibility as God’s anointed to transform lives and win lost souls for God no matter where they find themselves in the world and the people of Denkyira-Obuasi are no exception. Residents of Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region have been marked as “outcasts” by a section of Ghanaians including some men of God after they lynched a military major, Maxwell Mahama. Major Maxwell Mahama was deplored to the community to help fight galamsey but was reportedly killed over mistaken identity by residents while he was going on early morning joggings. After their dastardly act, the town has become fearful and most Ghanaians have vowed never to visit the community. Among these people is the founder and leader of Heaven

                                             Victoria Lebene Mekpah Ghanaian Actress Victoria Lebene Mekpah has taken a swipe at the media over what she describes as their large appetite for writing “absurd” headlines and projecting only the negatives of society and about people.  The 27-year-old actress has been in the media for the past few days for opening up on her relationship with her lover, Kofi Adorjolo. She is reported to have told KOD on the Zone, that she has a thing for older men. “I have a thing for quite older people. I think older people can really take care of women than the younger ones. I think they respect women, they understand them, they don’t give them pressure, they would not argue with you, they would understand you in every aspect,” she said. However, Victoria Lebene seems to be displeased with how her interview was reported in the media. According to her, she said so many things in her media interview but only the flaws were reported. “Someone cannot gr

                                                                         Kwame Dzokoto demonstrates his cooking skills on Dining With Actress Yvonne Okoro is back with season 2 of Dining With, a cooking competition that features popular African celebrities. The season one which was introduced in 2014 was just too fun and irresistible as four African celebrities struggle to show off their cooking prowess as they compete for the Top Chef title. According to a trailer of the show posted by Yvonne Okoro on her Instagram page, the season two which is produced by DesamourTV and directed by Shirley Frimpong Manso is going to be nothing but “hilarious and highly entertaining”. When all is done, the show will be screening on GHone TV, the actress hints. You can't afford to miss out. Watch the trailer below to see some of your favourite celebrities who have been featured in this season's competition. https://www.instagram.com/p/BXGPmEzlfrX/?taken-by=yvonneokoro&hl=

         CEO of the Financial Capacity Building Centre (FCBC), Mr. James Abrah The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Capacity Building Centre (FCBC), Mr. James Abrah has urged Ghanaians to cultivate the attitude of saving and desist from the culture of borrowing in order to become financially independent. According to him, borrowing has caused a lot of financial crisis in businesses, families and in the lives of individuals. Delivering a lecture at a capacity building seminar organised by the FCBC to empower tertiary students and graduates, Mr. Abrah noted that excessive borrowing has driven many promising graduates and businesses into in heavy debts. He observed that most young graduates and Ghanaian entrepreneurs have little or no experiences in managing money, therefore, they are forced to believe that attaining financial freedom is dependent on borrowing. According to the Chartered Accountant, Ghana needs serious measures to add