The Member of Parliament for Odododiodio, Nii Kotey Ashie , has delivered a strong message to religious groups in Greater Accra, urging strict compliance with the upcoming ban on drumming and noise-making as part of preparations for the 2026 Homowo festivities. Addressing the media at the official announcement by the Ga Traditional Council  in Accra on Thursday, the MP emphasized that while the Ga people are known for their peaceful and accommodating nature, that disposition

Ghanaian Visual Artist, Ibrahim Mahama has expressed strong confidence in the ongoing police investigation into his alleged assault, stating that he believes justice will ultimately prevail. Mr. Mahama made the remarks after meeting with the Police Management Board at the Ghana Police Service Headquarters in Accra, as authorities intensify investigations into the incident reported on March 21. The alleged assault is said to involve a group believed to be part of the Inspector

The Ga Traditional Council  has formally announced a ban on drumming and noise-making across the Ga State from May 4 to June 4, 2026, as part of preparations for the annual Homowo Festival . The directive, delivered in Accra by Nii Ayikoi Otoo , President of the Ga-Dangme Council, underscores the importance of preserving the spiritual significance of the period, which precedes one of the most important cultural festivals of the Ga people. He explained that the ban is intended