Day: April 13, 2024

Provisional results from the Ejisu Constituency parliamentary primaries of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have been announced with Portia Acheampong, wife of the party’s Bono Regional Chairman, Kwame Baffoe alias Abronye DC, securing just six (6) votes.

In the April 13, 2024 contest, Kwabena Boateng emerged as the victor with 393 votes, followed by Helena Mensah with 302 votes, and Maame Yaa Aboagye with 229 votes.

Kwesi Nyantakyi, a former president of the Ghana Football Association received 35 votes, Kinsman Karikari Mensah secured 2 votes, Dr. Evans Duah had 61 votes, Aaron Prince Duah received 2 votes, and Jacqueline Abena Pokua Amoah-Boaitey had no votes.

Two ballots were rejected.

The governing NPP conducted the parliamentary primary to select a candidate for the by-election. The by-election in the Ejisu Constituency was necessitated by the unfortunate passing of the Member of Parliament for that constituency, John Kumah, on March 7, 2024.

All nine aspirants for the April 13, 2024, internal poll wer
e cleared by the vetting committee on April 6. They had picked up forms to contest the NPP parliamentary primary for the Ejisu constituency since the party opened nominations on April 2, 2024.

Meanwhile, the Electoral Commission has set April 30, 2024, as the date for the by-election.

Source: Ghana Web

Joyce Bawah Mogtari, a special aide to former President John Dramani Mahama, has lambasted the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo-led government’s recently launched performance tracker, labelling it a “misplaced priority.”

Mogtari contended that the performance tracker failed to tackle the pervasive corruption staining the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia administration.

She asserted that corruption within the government has severely damaged public finances, yet the tracker overlooks this critical issue.

“To my utter surprise and disappointment, the misleading GoG Performance Tracker failed to track the performance of Akufo-Addo/Bawumia’s performance on corruption.

“What a waste of precious resources! Tell us how you and your boys and girls have perfected the art of corruption. We are told that 80% of government projects and contracts are single-sourced, and individuals and companies are handpicked by this nepotistic government and awarded juicy contracts.

“That is what this NPP government should be tracking down and paying
back to the now miserably empty public purse,” she said in a Twitter post on April 12, 2024.

Mogtari’s remarks coincide with the unveiling of the performance tracker at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) in Accra on April 10, 2024.

The performance tracker platform has been designed to give Ghanaian citizens easy access to valuable information on the performance of the Government of Ghana since 2017.

The government’s records are collected from 30 ministries organized to show projects undertaken by the government. The records also include data on the outcome, impact, and beneficiaries of government interventions, enabling users to assess their effectiveness.

The government believes showcasing the achievements can enhance transparency and accountability and build public trust in its ability to deliver on its promises.

To my utter surprise and disappointment, the misleading GoG Performance Tracker, failed to track the performance of Akufo Addo/Bawumia’s performance on corrupt
ion.

What a waste of precious resources! Tell us how you and your boys and girls have perfected the art of corruption.…

– Joyce Bawah Mogtari (@joyce_bawah) April 11, 2024

Source: Ghana Web

Innovative technology brand TECNO has unveiled the CAMON 30 Pro 5G, and CAMON 30 models of its newest CAMON 30 Series on the Ghanaian market, delivering an extremely powerful flagship imaging experience in its price bracket, elevating the joy of video and image-making to new heights.

The flagship model, CAMON 30 Premier 5G, is set to launch later in the year. Building on TECNO’s design philosophy for the CAMON range, the CAMON 30 Series empowers modern users to take a leading role in life through professional-level imaging and exquisite, stylish design.

The exceptional CAMON 30 Pro 5G brings the night to life with a powerful 1/1.56′ sensor Sony IMX890 50MP OIS Main Camera. With a 50MP Eye-tracking Autofocus Front Camera and pioneering AI-powered functions like Social Turbo, AIGC Portrait and more, the Series re-imagines selfies, group shots and video calling.

In a nod to beloved classic camera design, the CAMON 30 Series sports an iconic Classic Side-axis Camera Design that will make every user feel like a
pro photographer. The Series offers commanding performance with a MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Ultimate 5G chip, up to a huge 512GB+24GB memory and a powerful 70W Ultra Charge 5000mAh battery.

‘We’re thrilled to introduce the new CAMON 30 Series, a testament to TECNO’s unwavering dedication to delivering state-of-the-art technologies for our valued users,’ said Jack Guo, General Manager of TECNO. ‘Incorporating flagship imaging technologies and advanced AI functions, the new Series reflects the bold strides TECNO is taking to explore new possibilities while pushing for more premium experiences.’

With standout hardware and state-of-the-art AI functions, the CAMON 30 Series helps users photograph people and places in stunning detail and in any light. The CAMON 30 Pro 5G is equipped with a Sony IMX890 50MP OIS Main Camera with an ultra-sensitive 1/1.56′ sensor for super-sensitive nighttime portraits.

As well as the large sensor, a 1.0µm pixel size, F/1.88 aperture, OIS optical anti-shake and industry-leading pixel
fusion technology mean users won’t miss a detail in the day, and can capture all the drama in the dark. The model also features a 114° 50MP Anti-Distortion Wide-Angle and Macro Lens for shooting everything from giant glaciers to tiny snowflakes.

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Helping users to shoot flawless group shots and superbly detailed selfies, the CAMON 30 Pro 5G, CAMON 30 5G and CAMON 30 all feature an exceptional 50MP Eye-tracking Autofocus Front Camera. The lens boasts advanced eye tracking and a focusing speed within 100 milliseconds to keep everything in focus. Meanwhile, this lens lets CAMON 30 Pro 5G users elevate their vlogging in immaculate 4K60fps resolutio
n.

As a pioneer of AI, the CAMON 30 Series brings users a fresh perspective on imaging. With Social Turbo, TECNO is the first brand to open up new ways of video gameplay in third-party apps for more interactive and engaging video calling. The new function lets users enjoy voice changing, video background changing, video beauty functions, Tmoji avatars and fill lighting for dark environments, so anyone can quickly disguise a messy room or look their best for surprise incoming calls.

Social Turbo and other AI functions re-imagine the imaging experience.

Besides Social Turbo, the Series provides users with a handy AI Erase function for rescuing perfect shots that are ruined by wandering strangers – with people and objects erased. The Series is also TECNO’s first to feature groundbreaking Universal Tone, the most advanced AI-powered multi-skin tone imaging technology.

Using AI algorithms based on unbiased data, it ensures that all users are truly reflected in every shot. Finally, CAMON 30 Pro 5G also features
the industry’s first built-in AIGC Portrait function, removing the hassle of third-party apps to let users invent creative personalized portraits for on-trend, fashionable and fun social media avatars.

The CAMON 30 Series’ iconic design will make every user feel like a fashion-forward professional photographer. With the soul of a classic camera design modernized in a sleek smartphone, the CAMON 30 Series’ Classic Side-axis Camera Design blends classic flair with contemporary aesthetic taste for stylish consumers.

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The CAMON 30 Series stands out with stunning design and advanced materials.

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rial with a glossy marble texture, giving the device a sublime appearance.

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85 image processing, exceptional efficiency and enhanced battery life.

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fans can get more updates on TECNO Ghana’s official Ti
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Availability

The CAMON 30 Series was officially debuted in Ghana on 12th April 2024 with the CAMON 30 Pro 5G, and CAMON 30 available on the Ghanaian market in TECNO Accredited shops nationwide with prices ranging from;

1. CAMON 30 (8GB): GHS 2,945

2. CAMON 30 (12GB): GHS 3300

3. CAMON 30 PRO 5G: GHS 5,690

Source: Ghana Web

The practice of breaking pens after passing a death sentence is a symbolic tradition rather than a universal or formalized ritual. It’s not something that all judges do, nor is it a requirement of any legal system.

However, some judges or court officials may choose to break a pen or pencil as a personal gesture to symbolize the weight and seriousness of the decision they have made.

The act of breaking the pen may signify finality, solemnity, or the irreversible nature of the decision to impose a death sentence. It can serve as a moment of reflection on the gravity of the judgment and the impact it will have on the individuals involved, including the convicted person, their loved ones, and society as a whole.

Many people also believe that by breaking the nib of a pen, judges symbolically express that a pen used to sign a death sentence should not be used for any other purpose.

‘The tradition of breaking the nib after passing a death sentence can be traced back to the Mughal era in India. It was during this
period that the Mughal Emperor would break the quill used to sign off on death sentences…,’ Indian lawyer Subhash Ahlawat wrote on his website.

‘Breaking the nib is a symbolic gesture representing the judge’s heavy heart in passing such a grave sentence. It underscores the immense responsibility and emotional burden associated with deciding someone’s fate,’ he added as he listed how symbolic the act is.

‘Once the nib is broken, it can no longer be used to write. This symbolizes the finality and irrevocability of a death sentence, as it cannot be undone once it has been passed.’

That explanation was corroborated by Poorvi Sirothia, also an Indian lawyer, in a writeup published on indianlegalsolution.com on October 11, 2020.

‘After the appointed authority passes capital punishment, he has no capacity to audit or renounce his request. So once the sentence has been granted and the adjudicator’s mark inked, the nib is additionally broken, emblematic of the way that the appointed authority can’t drop or revamp
the judgment in the event that he/she has a difference in heart or psyche,’ a part of his literature read.

Death sentence in Ghana

Ghana’s parliament, in July 2023, voted to abolish the death penalty, joining a long list of African countries, including Equatorial Guinea, Central African Republic, Chad, Benin, Sierra Leone and Zambia, that had done so in recent years.

At the time, the nation had 170 men and 6 women awaiting execution on death row. With the abolition, their sentences were to be substituted with life imprisonment.

‘On death row, prisoners woke up thinking this could be their last day on earth. They were like the living dead: psychologically, they had ceased to be humans,’ said Francis-Xavier Sosu, a human rights lawyer and Member of Parliament for Madina who put forward a bill to amend the Criminal Offences Act.

“Abolishing the death penalty shows that we are determined as a society not to be inhumane, uncivil, closed, retrogressive and dark.”

Largely, crimes punishable by death include mu
rder and treason. While Ghana’s last execution was in 1993, according to Amnesty International, twenty (20) countries executed people in 2022, compared with eighteen (18) in 2021.

Amnesty International reported that at least 2,016 death sentences were imposed in 2022 across 52 countries. Globally, it is estimated that at least 28,282 people were under sentence of death by the end of 2022.

Source: Ghana Web

In his seminal work, “The Virtual Evangelist,” Rev. Samuel Obeng brings forth a transformative perspective on social media, delving into its historical roots and theological implications. By exploring the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern technology, Rev. Obeng elucidates the profound connection between human communication and divine intention.

Drawing from biblical scripture and theological discourse, Rev. Obeng intricately unpacks the concept of humanity as God’s image-bearers, destined for influence and communication. Through his meticulous analysis of Genesis 1:26, Rev. Obeng reveals the intrinsic link between human identity and the medium of communication, shedding light on the divine purpose behind social interaction.

Rev. Obeng’s narrative unfolds as he elucidates the parallel between God’s original design for humanity and the contemporary landscape of social media. By presenting social platforms as virtual stages for human expression and influence, he reframes digital engagement as an extens
ion of God’s timeless intention for communication and connection.

“The Virtual Evangelist” challenges conventional perceptions of social media, inviting readers to reconsider its significance in light of theological reflection. Rev. Obeng’s insights inspire believers to view digital platforms not as distractions, but as strategic tools for sharing the message of Christ and engaging with a virtual audience.

Through his expertly crafted narrative, Rev. Samuel Obeng bridges the gap between theology and technology, offering a compelling framework for meaningful engagement and impactful evangelism in the digital age. His work stands as a testament to the enduring relevance of ancient wisdom in navigating the complexities of contemporary communication.

Links to e-book:

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https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/the-virtual-evangelist

The book launch is set for 27th April 2024, 10am prompt at Signature Apar
tments, Art Gallery, B Ground Floor, Shiashie.

Source: Ghana Web

Professor Dr Ossei Sampene, Head of Forensic and Histopathology Department of Pathology, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, has urged government to enhance its commitment in the fight against galamsey.

He said Government should commit more resources and deepen enforcement of responsible mining of minerals, especially gold.

The Professor gave the advice on Saturday during a television discussion in Accra.

The discussion was held on the back of a report on April 10, 2024, which alleged that over 150 hectares (375 acres) of rehabilitated cocoa farms at Brahabebome, Apuoyem, Brosanko, Nkontomire, and Ouagadougou in the Atwima Nwabiagya South Municipality, were under siege.

The report said a foreign mining company, MIGOP Mining Limited, had allegedly taken over the farms for its mining activities.

The Company, which claimed to have acquired a license from the Minerals Commission for prospecting was reported to be destroying vast portions of the rehabilitated farms, despite resistance from the farmers.

Following
distress calls from the farmers for the intervention of COCOBOD, a team of officials from COCOBOD led by Professor Michael Kwarteng, the Head of Anti-illegal Mining Unit, visited the area to ascertain the level of destruction of the farms.

Professor Dr Sampene said the use of heavy metals such as mercury, uranium and lead, and harmful chemicals such as cyanide, sulfuric acid, amongst others rendered the environment toxic and negatively impacting human health.

He said such chemicals could lead to health complications such as kidney failure, lung problems and reduce life expectancy.

The Professor said it could also increase maternal and child mortality rates as pregnant women who lived in such hazardous environments were likely to face complications during labour.

‘I found that many children who died at birth had various forms of deformities. Some had their legs stuck together, others had more than five fingers on one hand, some had their hearts positioned on the right instead of the left, some had one eye,
others were born as hermaphrodites, and many other deformities not compatible with life,’ he explained.

He, therefore, urged the citizenry to protect the environment against such illegal mining activities and advised miners to carry out their work responsibly.

Mr Gabriel Korang Ababio, Bono Regional Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party, said despite Government’s effort to address illegal mining activities, some recalcitrant miners still managed to outwit the system.

He, therefore, urged security agencies to up their efforts to fish out such miscreants and prosecute them.

Mr Seth Ofori Twumasi, Financial and Economic Analyst, said Government had failed in the fight against illegal mining because many of those miners had protection from people in authority.

He said Government’s poor management of cocoa had also encouraged many farmers to consider ‘galamsey’ as an alternative means of livelihood.

Illegal mining is locally referred to as ‘Galamsey’, derived from the phrase ‘gather them and sel
l’.

The impact of ‘Galamsey’ on Ghana’s environment has been severe.

The miners often use dangerous chemicals such as mercury to extract gold from the soil, which pollutes the waterways and soils, leading to the death of aquatic life and rendering the soil infertile.

Mr Benjamin Nsiah, Executive Director, Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy, said the failure of authorities to punish offenders had led to the increased participation in the illegal act.

He said ‘galamsey’ was a national security matter, which needed to be given utmost attention.

Mr Nsiah said until Ghana reformed its national security architecture, it would not succeed in the fight against ‘galamsey’.

Source: Ghana News Agency

The Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA) has closed down KOFAB ICE, a sachet water producing company, for operating without a license at Ntankoful community in the Essikado-Ketan Sub Metro.

This was after the STMA’s ‘Operation Clean Your Surroundings Campaign’ task force undertook an unannounced visit to inspect the sanitary conditions of facilities and households in the community, found the company to be operating illegally.

A statement signed by Mr John Latse, the STMA Public Relations Officer (PRO), and copied to the Ghana News Agency, said the Company was also found liable to be operating without medical certificates of fitness for its workers, had insufficient space for operation and operating under unhygienic conditions.

The statement said, one Maame Efua Ebaa, a public toilet operator, was also fined for poorly maintaining the facility which had a dilapidated septic tank with dangerous cracks, and insanitary environment producing offensive odour.

Again, three residents of the Ntankoful com
munity, Mr Barnabas Mensah, George, and Eva Mensah, were arrested and fined for connecting untreated effluents from a septic tank to a public drain.

Another offender, Dorcas Ngissah, a Cold Store and ‘Chop bar’ operator, was arrested and fined for lack of medical certificates of fitness, co-operating cold store and chop bar in same space and insanitary drainage on her frontage.

Madam Vivian Morrison, a grocery store operator, and Henry Boahene, operating a Pharmacy shop, were both arrested and fined for insanitary drainage in front of their premises.

The ‘Operation Clean Your Surroundings’ campaign, is an initiative by the STMA and supported by the Twin-Cities in Sustainable Partnership Project (TCSPP) to sensitise residents within the Metropolis on the Assembly’s sanitation by-laws, arrest, prosecute, name and shame sanitation-related offenders.

The campaign, sought to change the poor attitudes and behaviours of community members towards sanitation.

In line with the execution of the campaign, a task for
ce undertakes unannounced visits to inspect sanitation conditions at various households, eateries, hotels, pubs and bars, public toilets, transport terminals, and other locations across the Metropolis.

Source: Ghana News Agency

Mr Kwaku Ofori Asiamah, the Minister of Transport, has touted the achievements chalked in the transport sector over the past seven years under his leadership.

He said despite the numerous challenges, the sector since 2017 had seen tremendous transformation in aviation, maritime and road transports.

Speaking at the opening session of the 2024 strategic meeting of the Ministry in Cape Coast, the Minister highlighted some of the major achievements in the aviation sector including the upgrade of the Tamale Airport to an international status.

He said it had also rehabilitated phase one of the Sunyani Airport, completed the Kotoka International Airport Terminal Three project, established an independent body responsible for aircraft incident and accident investigations and prevention, and now expanding the Kumasi Airport to international status.

In the maritime space, Mr Asiamah said it had constructed a new liquid bulk terminal at the Takoradi Port and completed the construction of a container terminal at Tema
Port.

He added that 12 fish landing sites along the coast and a fishing port for Elmina had been constructed while a port for James Town was near completion, and the Meridian Port Services Terminal retooled with 15 modern ships and other logistics.

‘We are developing the Boankra integrated logistics terminal, which is ongoing, removed tree stamps along parts of the Volta Lake, completed an assessment of the Volta Lake, acquired a total of seven high speed patrol and rescue boats and trash skimmers to remove rubbish from waterbodies and protected sea life,’ he added.

In road transportation, Mr Asiamah said the government acquired 200 intercity buses for Metro Mass Transit and 100 intercity buses for STC.

The Ministry had also passed the National Road Safety Authority Act 2019 (Act 993) and the National Road Safety Authority Regulation 2022, and digitalised and improved services of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA).

In addition, the National Transport Policy has been revised, the National E
lectric Vehicle Policy developed, and again, championed the ‘arrive alive and stay alive campaign to ensure road safety.’

The two-day strategic meeting assembled all relevant stakeholders to review the performance of the sector from 2017 to date, reflecting on the achievements, development issues and identifying areas for improvement.

This, among others, seeks to enable the various agencies and stakeholders under the sector to align their vision towards that of the President’s to improve the quality of life and spur development.

As part of the meeting, the stakeholders underwent a leadership and management training session to equip them with the skills to navigate the evolving landscape of the transport sector.

Despite the achievements, the Minister acknowledged that the sector was faced with countless challenges including a growing demand for the reduction of urban traffic crashes and fatalities.

He said there was also the pressing need to reduce Ghana’s carbon footprint and mitigate the impact of clima
te change as well as deal with the deteriorating condition of the Volta Lake.

Beyond that, Mr Asiamah alluded to some institutional framework challenges which needed urgent rectification.

‘We can only move forward if we take steps to address development issues facing the sector,’ he observed, adding that the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, Ghana Shippers Authority and the DVLA were at various stages of reviewing their Acts to address some identified challenges and adopt emerging practices in the industry.

‘It is important that we speed up the processes and in particular, the engagement with various stakeholders to ensure that the reviews are all-encompassing and can withstand the test of time,’ he said.

The Sector Minister commended and thanked all stakeholders for peacefully collaborating with him over the years.

Dr Evans Aggrey Darko, Head of Civil Service, reflecting on the successes achieved, commended the sector for the growth despite the bottlenecks.

He noted that each stakeholder had a crucial ro
le to play in shaping the future of transportation in Ghana.

He added that it was imperative to embrace the global technological advancement in the sector, citing autonomous vehicles to smart infrastructure, among others.

‘We must foster a culture of excellence, efficiency and continuous improvement in the public sector,’ he noted.

Mr Justina Marigold Assan, the Central Regional Minister, underscored the importance of the sector to human life and economic outcomes and commended government and the Ministry for the various initiatives propelling the advancement of the sector.

‘It is my prayer that the challenges confronting the sector will find lasting and sustainable solutions through this strategic review meeting. I, therefore, pray you to show active interest in the ensuing discussions,’ she stated.

‘Let us all bring on board contributions from our various rich and diverse backgrounds so as to collectively put our shoulders to the wheel for optimum results,’ she added.

Stakeholders including transport
operators, NRSA and staff of the sector ministry praised the minister for demonstrating exemplary leadership.

Source: Ghana News Agency