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Police in Nigeria said Tuesday they detained at least 67 people celebrating a gay wedding in one of the largest mass detentions targeting homosexuality, which is outlawed in the West African country. The “gay suspects” were arrested in southern Delta state’s Ekpan town at about 2 a.m. on Monday at an event where two of them were married, state police spokesman Bright Edafe told reporters. He said that homosexuality “will never be tolerated” in Nigeria. Arrests of gay people are common in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, where gay people can face up to 14 years in prison under the…

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The name Asante means “because of war”. The word is derived from the two (2) Twi words “ɛsa” meaning “war” and “nti” meaning “because of”. This name comes from the Asante origin as a kingdom founded to fight and liberate themselves from the Denkyira Kingdom. Originally, ɛsantihene which also means “because of war king” which later was corrupted into Asantehene is the king of the Asante Kingdom. In previous eras, the Asantehene had far more power than he holds today. Now the kingship referred to as the king of Asante is more symbolic and ceremonial than in the past, when…

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The latest episode of the AMN Podcast delved into the dynamic intersection of AI technology and the landscape of future employment, with host Phoxman leading an insightful and thought-provoking discussion. The episode explored the evolving role of artificial intelligence in various industries and its potential impact on the job market. Navigating the AI Revolution: In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, the podcast emphasized the need to navigate the ongoing AI revolution with a forward-looking perspective. Host Phoxman engaged in a comprehensive conversation with experts, analysts, and thought leaders to shed light on how AI is transforming industries, reshaping…

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In an exclusive interview on Adom FM on Tuesday, the Ghanaian Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, unveiled an ambitious plan to transform public basic and high schools in Ghana into attractive and competitive centers of learning. The minister’s vision aims to revolutionize the education sector and provide equal opportunities for students across the country. During the interview, Dr. Adutwum expressed his unwavering commitment to elevating the standard of public education in Ghana. He emphasized that the government was determined to make significant investments in infrastructure, teaching quality, and overall student experience in these schools. We recognize the critical…

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Minister of Education has made a significant announcement revealing that Ghana now holds the enviable title of having the lowest teacher ratio in the world. The proud revelation was made by the Education Minister, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum in an interview on Adom FM morning show on Tuesday. He shared this remarkable achievement during the interview. I am delighted to announce that Ghana has achieved a remarkable milestone in education by having the world’s lowest teacher ratio, the Education Minister declared, as he underscored the country’s commitment to providing quality education to its citizens. The teacher ratio refers to the…

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In a captivating interview with renowned historian Anokye, the life and legacy of Ephraim Amu, a prominent figure in Ghanaian history, were brought to the forefront. Anokye, an expert in Ghanaian heritage and culture, expressed admiration and reverence for Amu’s invaluable contributions, crediting him for propelling Ghanaian society to where it stands today. During the interview with veteran journalist Kafui Dey, Anokye passionately highlighted Ephraim Amu’s pivotal role in shaping the nation’s trajectory. From his intellectual pursuits to his relentless pursuit of knowledge and innovation, Amu’s life story serves as a beacon of inspiration for Ghanaians. “Ephraim Amo needs to…

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In address to African freedom fighters on Facebook live, Ivan Kyei, a prominent political advocate and scholar, urged caution against the risk of inadvertently embarking on another colonial journey while seeking liberation. The impassioned speech took place on his Facebook live streaming addressing the new wind blowing within West African States. As Africa continues to grapple with the legacy of colonialism and the quest for self-determination, Kyei’s remarks served as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between emancipation and the potential pitfalls of repeating past mistakes. “Today, we find ourselves at a critical juncture in the struggle for African…

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In recent times, a gust of change has been sweeping through West African nations, signifying a shift in power dynamics and the realization that one can outsmart people for a time, but not indefinitely. From economic empowerment to political assertion, the winds of transformation are redefining the landscape of the region, heralding a new era of self-determination and resilience. For decades, West African countries have faced various challenges, including colonial legacies, economic inequalities, and political instabilities. However, the spirit of the people has remained resilient, and the call for greater autonomy and fair treatment has grown louder. One of the…

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In a candid and thought-provoking analysis on AMN News, a prominent political analyst Yaw Jantauh has emphasized that Africa’s time of unabated manipulation by the West is coming to an end. The expert commentary highlighted the continent’s growing assertion of its sovereignty and the inevitability of an evolving global landscape that recognizes Africa’s significance on the world stage. The political analyst, whose insights have gained prominence on issues of international relations and African affairs, addressed the topic of Africa’s relationship with the West. Drawing from historical contexts and current geopolitical trends, the expert provided a compelling case for Africa’s…

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In a powerful call to action,  a renowned Lawyer and Doctoral Researcher, Edwell Maposa is urging Africans to rise and unite in the pursuit of emancipation from neocolonialism. Speaking at a public forum in a passionate address, Maposa highlighted the urgent need for the continent to break free from the shackles of neo-colonial influences and reclaim its sovereignty. The stirring speech took place at a gathering of intellectuals, activists, and concerned citizens, who came together to discuss the impact of neocolonialism on African nations. Edwell Maposa, a prominent figure in the fight for African liberation and self-determination, delivered an impassioned…

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