U.S. President Donald J. Trump has publicly criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, stating that he is “not ready for peace” if American involvement continues in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. In a statement posted on social media, Trump described his recent meeting at the White House as “very meaningful,” noting that key insights emerged under pressure. He asserted that Zelenskyy perceives U.S. involvement as a strategic advantage in negotiations rather than a path to peace. “I don’t want advantage, I want PEACE,” Trump stated, adding that Zelenskyy had “disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval…
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Ohene Anochie
Senior Reporter at AMN News Agency, known for his insightful journalism and in-depth coverage of current events.
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to strengthening international partnerships and fostering global cooperation to address shared challenges and improve the quality of life for citizens worldwide. Speaking at the New Year Greetings with the Diplomatic Corps on Thursday, February 27, 2025, President Mahama emphasized the role of diplomacy in building lasting relationships and promoting mutual growth. “This meeting with the members of the diplomatic corps represents a new hope for partnership and the promise of new beginnings in the year 2025,” President Mahama stated. He reiterated Ghana’s dedication to maintaining strong diplomatic ties with nations across the…
The Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill has once again been reintroduced to Ghana’s Parliament for consideration, sparking renewed debate about its potential impact on individual freedoms, health rights, and the country’s international reputation. The bill, led by Reverend John Ntim Fordjour, Member of Parliament for Assin South, seeks to ban LGBTQ+ activities and criminalize their promotion, advocacy, and funding. Previously passed by the 8th Parliament, it failed to secure Presidential assent under former President Nana Akufo-Addo. It is now back before the legislature, with proponents urging President John Dramani Mahama to sign it into law once approved. A…
A shadowy illegal mining operation has been uncovered by Amnewsworld’s reporter, Ohene Anochie in the Offin River at Pasoro, near Animkrom, in what could become one of the most severe environmental threats to Kumasi’s lifeline water supply in years. During a week-long investigation, I observed heavy mining equipment discreetly stationed inside the river, its operators working under the cover of dawn and late-night hours. The machinery churns through the riverbed, releasing thick clouds of sediment downstream. Local residents quietly confirmed that the activity began several weeks ago, yet no visible action has been taken by authorities. The Offin River is…
Across Africa and beyond, black entrepreneurs continue to face overwhelming obstacles in their pursuit of success, with limited financial support and systemic barriers crushing many promising business ventures before they even take off. Despite Africa being one of the fastest-growing entrepreneurial regions in the world, access to funding remains a major challenge. Many young innovators struggle to secure capital, as banks demand high collateral, investors show reluctance, and government support remains inadequate. Financial Constraints: The Biggest Hurdle Unlike in Europe and North America, where startup ecosystems offer structured funding through venture capital, grants, and angel investors, African…
A shocking report has revealed that Ghana’s National Service Scheme (NSS) paid allowances to 81,000 non-existent personnel during the 2023/2024 service year, while thousands of qualified service personnel remained unpaid for months. The revelation has sparked public outrage and renewed scrutiny of financial mismanagement within the Ghana. Many affected personnel struggled to make ends meet, with some resorting to threats for protests and petitions demanding their rightful payments. Massive Payroll Fraud Uncovered According to the report, an internal audit discovered that tens of millions of Ghana cedis were disbursed to fake names, duplicate identities, and individuals who…
South African youth have come out in strong defense of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, warning billionaire Elon Musk that any attempt to silence or challenge him will face resistance. The message, which has gone viral on social media under the hashtag #HandsOffMalema, follows Musk’s recent criticism of Malema and his political stance. The tech mogul, who was born in South Africa, has previously expressed concerns over EFF policies, particularly regarding land reform and nationalization. Youth Mobilization Against Musk A coalition of youth organizations, activists, and Malema supporters has condemned Musk’s remarks, accusing him of meddling…
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has issued a strong warning against the threat punitive US tariffs pose to global trade, emphasizing the need to maintain open markets. Speaking at a meeting with British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer at Chequers, Scholz stressed that international trade had been a key driver of prosperity and should not be hindered by customs barriers. “The global exchange of goods and materials has proved a great success which has allowed us all to enjoy prosperity,” Scholz stated. “That’s why we must not divide up the world with customs barriers. Instead, we must make it possible…
The Council of Experts on Climate Change has released its latest biannual report, assessing Germany’s climate policies in 2023 and 2024. The report presents an overall positive outlook, noting that increased climate protection measures by the Federal Government have successfully reduced greenhouse gas emissions. While the energy sector has made significant strides in shifting away from fossil fuels, the report underscores persistent challenges in the transportation and buildings sectors. The Council stresses the need for intensified efforts to meet climate targets across all industries. Reacting to the findings, Climate Action Minister Robert Habeck expressed optimism about Germany’s trajectory.…
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has expressed deep concerns over the rising cases of meter tampering across the country, which is contributing to significant financial losses and undermining the company’s operations. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, February 3, Acting Managing Director, David Boadi Asamoah, revealed that in Dansoman alone, approximately 10% of the 70,000 installed meters had been tampered with, leading to under-recorded electricity consumption and increased technical losses. He issued a stern warning to individuals involved in illegal power connections, stating that those caught would face legal action. “We will conduct thorough investigations, and…
