Kwame Nkrumah’s First Son Dies At 89

Dr. Francis Nkrumah Source: Africa Publicity Ghana’s first President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s eldest son, Dr. Francis Nkrumah, has passed away, aged 89. Dr. Francis Nkrumah’s death was confirmed by Indian author and editor Vijay Prashad. Prashad broke the death news via social media on Sunday, June 30, 2023. He wrote “Dr. Francis Nkrumah (1935 –…

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St. Rose’s Senior High School Akwatia Wins 2024 Eastern Regional Edition of Renewable Energy Challenge

  St. Rose’s Senior High School in the Denkyembour District of the Eastern Region has emerged the winner of the 2024 Eastern Regional Edition of the Energy Commission’s Senior High School Renewable Energy Challenge. The challenge, which seeks to promote energy research and development among senior high school students, saw St. Rose’s Senior High School…

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Freddy Blay, Kwame Blay Drag Okudzeto Ablakwa, Media General, Johnnie Hughes To Court For Defamation

Kwame Blay (left) and Okudzeto Ablakwa (right) In two separate law suits, former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman Freddie Blay, and his son, Kwame Blay, have sued Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, for defamatory publications made against them, falsely implicating them in the supposed theft of State property. While the suit by Kwame Blay is against only…

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Baptist church pastor arrested for possessing children’s sex photos on his phone

Jonathan Edward Elwing A senior Baptist Church pastor in Palmetto, Jonathan Edward Elwing, has been arrested for allegedly possessing  children’s sex photos on his phone. Some of the photos reportedly show children being sexually abused. Manatee County Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children detectives reportedly arrested Elwing last Friday afternoon for possession of child pornography….

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Nigeria Presidency Spends N244 Million or Roughly $159,000 on tyres in Just One Day – Report

  Source: Africa Publicity A new investigative report has revealed how the Nigerian Presidency, Aso Rock, blew a whopping N244,654,350 or roughly $159,000 on just buying and supplying car tyres in just a single day. Daily Post first reported about the tyres purchase, citing data from GovSpend, a portal documenting the Nigerian Presidency expenditures. According…

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