A move that has electrified the political landscape of Senegal, the country’s leading opposition figure has vowed to marshal his forces to secure victory in the upcoming election scheduled for March 24. This declaration comes at a critical juncture in Senegal’s political history, signaling a potentially transformative shift in the nation’s governance and democratic process. The opposition leader, whose campaigns have previously galvanized significant segments of the Senegalese population, is leveraging his influential platform and widespread support to challenge the status quo. His commitment to “help win” the election not only underscores the high stakes involved but also articulates…
Author: Ohene Anochie
Ohene Anochie
Senior Reporter at AMN News Agency, known for his insightful journalism and in-depth coverage of current events.
The trophy ceremony for the Global ESG Awards took place during MIPIM in Cannes. Following 180 nominations across 6 categories, 6.801 public votes, and 2.177 evaluations done by a global official jury committee, a ranking was compiled, revealing six clear winners. These companies and individuals have proven themselves as leaders within their respective categories and were recognized by their peers with an honorary award for their contributions. The Global ESG Awards are created to acknowledge the hard work of companies and individuals within the construction & real estate sector regarding ESG. ESG considerations in construction and real estate encompass…
Mipim, the leading international trade fair for the real estate, construction and real estate markets, opened in Cannes on Tuesday. The event offers a strategic meeting place for the most important decision maker in the sector, developers, investors, territories, development agencies and local authorities, investment funds, construction companies, service companies. Join the event means knowing the main news of the sector, meeting the protagonists and having access to the main real estate development projects. Filippo Rean, General Manager of Rx France (Mipim organizer) affirmed: “In a context of great geopolitical uncertainty and in particular for the real estate, Mipim confirm…
De Vere Wokefield Estate in Berkshire is poised to usher in a new era of residential property experience with the introduction of RESi360 in October this year. This innovative initiative promises to redefine luxury living by offering residents a unique and revitalized experience. With cutting-edge amenities and a focus on sustainability, RESi360 aims to set new standards in the real estate market. Berkshire’s prestigious De Vere Wokefield Estate is undergoing a transformative journey towards redefining luxury living with the introduction of RESi360. This groundbreaking initiative promises to revolutionize the residential property experience, offering residents a blend of modern convenience,…
Recent demise of some Prominent individuals in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has sparked concerns and raising questions about the state of political discourse in Ghana. The tragic incident, suspected to be a case of poisoning, has sent shockwaves through the nation’s political landscape. Former member of Parliament and CEO of 2M Express ( a transport company), Hon. Daniel Okyem Aboagye representing Bantama Constituency in the Ashanti region of Ghana died mysteriously on 23rd September, 2023 with rumors that he was curse by some market women at the central market in Kumasi over a piece o land. Daniel…
The Gambia has tabled a bill seeking to repeal the country’s ban on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). This proposed legislation has sparked widespread debate and condemnation from human rights activists, who argue that it represents a significant setback in the fight against the harmful practice. The bill, introduced by the unnamed lawmaker, aims to overturn The Gambia’s landmark 2015 law that criminalized FGM and imposed strict penalties on perpetrators. FGM, also known as female circumcision, involves the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia for non-medical reasons and is widely recognized as a violation of human rights…
Last October, Kenya agreed to lead a UN-authorised international police force to the troubled Caribbean nation, to help combat unprecedented levels of gang violence. The Kenyan high court in January blocked the deployment, ruling it was unconstitutional in part due to a lack of reciprocal agreements between the two countries. But last Friday, Kenya’s president William Ruto said he and Haitian prime minister, Ariel Henry, had signed a deal intended to fast-track the departure of Kenyan police to Haiti. While is it not clear of the timeline of what the agreement says, Thirdway Alliance Kenya’s leader, Ekuru Aukot…
As Ghana cerebrates its 67th year of independence, it is a moment for sober reflection rather than jubilant celebration. Despite the passage of decades since liberation from colonial rule, the nation finds itself grappling with a multitude of challenges that have hindered its progress and development. This opinion piece delves into the stark realities of Ghana’s independence journey and the pressing need for meaningful change. The attainment of independence in 1957 was heralded as a moment of triumph and promise for Ghana and the entire African continent. Led by the iconic Kwame Nkrumah, the nation embarked on a journey…
The leader and founder of Union Government Movement, Akwasi Addae Odike has asserted that President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will not endorse any legislation perceived as anti-LGBTQ+. His statement comes amidst ongoing debates and efforts to introduce laws targeting LGBTQ+ rights in Ghana. Odike’s assertion regarding President Nana Addo’s stance on anti-LGBTQ+ legislation carries weight given his political experience and insights into the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP). He emphasized that the president relies on foreign aid and loan hence he cannot go against his paymasters will for LGBTQ++ legalization in the country. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo have…
Leader of Union Government Movement (UGM), Businessman and a prominent figure in Ghanaian politics, Akwasi Addai Odike has raised concerns about the cognitive patterns of the country’s youth. He highlighted a pressing issue, suggesting that many young Ghanaians are unable to think beyond immediate concerns, posing significant challenges for their future prospects. Odike’s remarks come at a time when Ghana is grappling with socio-economic challenges and striving to harness the potential of its youthful population discussion on Agoo television program. In his statement, he pointed to a lack of long-term vision among Ghanaian youth, emphasizing the need for urgent…
