GraciousNews

November, 2025

• 17 November

  The Sad End Of The “King of Tseado”

  

  ADOLPH TETTEH WEEPS …As Supreme Court’s 5–0 Ruling Overturns His Land Empire and Vindicates Anas! By Our Court Reporter He arrived at the Supreme Court draped in a flowing all-white kaftan radiant, triumphant, and surrounded by a small entourage of media men capturing his every stride.For his supporters, Wednesday was meant to be the coronation of a man who had …

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• 14 November

  SALARIES OF PRESIDENTIAL STAFFERS INCREASED FROM GHC 362 MILLION to GHC 540 MILLION IN JUST A YEAR?

  

  … an explanation Felix Kwakye Ofosu gave to last year’s allocation to Office of Government Machinery (OGM) was that some agencies including the National Security Council were under the Presidency meanwhile they had actually been put under Interior Ministry. Now in 2026, National Security Council is removed from the OGM, gets a GHC 2.4 billion allocation as Compensation (salaries) alone …

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• 14 November

  FACTS OVER EMOTIONS: SHOUT ALL YOU WANT, THE OSP WORKS! – NII ADDO LAWMAN TO CRITICS

  

  The 2026 Main Budget Document settles the debate with facts, not flawed opinions. It confirms that the Office of the Special Prosecutor carried out 10 investigations, completed 2 prosecutions, and issued 9 directives and guidelines within the year. These measurable outputs, officially recorded by the Ministry of Finance, show the OSP’s continued work across investigations, prosecutions, and anti-corruption regulation. The …

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October, 2025

• 3 October

  Nurse in Tears After 10 Months Without Pay: It’s Time to Stop Forcing Frontline Workers to Finance Government Failures:- Prof Kwaku Asare

  

  Yesterday, I saw a nurse in tears. Her salary has been in arrears for ten months. She lives at Pantang and spends ₵42 every day just to commute to work. For 10 months she has woken up, put on her uniform, and reported for duty, not knowing when, or if, she will be paid. She has borrowed to pay for …

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September, 2025

• 19 September

  President’s Daughter Brenda Biya Urges Citizens on TikTok, “Don’t Vote for My Father 94 years, He Is Too Old to Govern”

  

  Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroon’s longtime president Paul Biya, has shocked the nation and the African political landscape by publicly urging citizens not to vote for her father in the upcoming October 2025 election. Speaking during a TikTok live session, Brenda—popularly known by her social media handle “King Nasty”—directly criticized her father’s 43-year rule, attributing Cameroon’s widespread poverty, high unemployment, …

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• 19 September

  Deportation Flight Lands in Ghana at Midnight Without Parliamentary Approval — Sparks Outcry Over Rights Violations

  

  According to Oliver Barker, “Another deportation flight landed last night at around midnight with a plane capacity of 14″—raising concerns over Ghana receiving US deportees without parliamentary approval.The latest deportation arrival, coming in the early hours, highlights ongoing issues surrounding the management and approval of such flights. Critics argue that accepting deportees without the explicit consent and oversight of Ghana’s …

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• 19 September

  Minister Emmanuel Armah Buah’s Shift from Attacking Nana Addo to Rallying National Fight Against Galamsey

  

  Minister Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah’s approach to illegal mining has evolved from a highly critical stance during opposition to a more inclusive, multi-faceted, and strategic approach as a government leader. Initially, while in opposition, Buah was vocal in condemning the previous government’s failure to curb illegal mining and demanded urgent measures like declaring a state of emergency to address the …

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• 19 September

  Lawyer Sounds Alarm as US-Deported Clients Mysteriously Moved to Togo Amid Legal Battles

  

  Oliver Barker-Vormawor, a prominent legal advocate in Ghana, represents six clients who were repatriated against court orders in the US and were recently moved from a military camp to another processing site. His clients are part of a broader group of at least eleven West African nationals deported from the US who are currently challenging their detention in Ghana. Barker-Vormawor …

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• 19 September

  Planning to Study in the UK? Big New Student Visa Rules You Must Know for 2025

  

  Are you dreaming of studying in the UK? The year 2025 brings significant changes to the UK student visa process that all prospective international students should understand to avoid surprises and ensure a successful application. Here’s what’s new and important for UK student visas in 2025:Limited Family Dependants Most students applying for UK student visas will no longer be able …

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• 18 September

  Korle Bu Faces Crisis as 300 Health Workers Leave in Six Months in 2025

  

  The Korle Bu Teaching Hospital is confronting a critical staffing challenge as approximately 300 health workers have departed the facility between January and June 2025 to seek employment abroad. This alarming brain drain has raised concerns about the future stability and quality of health services at Ghana’s premier teaching hospital.Deputy Medical Director, Dr. Harry Akoto, disclosed the staggering figure during …

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