Ashantibiz, Asokwa, Kumasi (2025)

12/12/2024

Calls Intensify for IGP Dr. Dampare's Resignation - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

Calls for the resignation of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare have intensified, with notable voices including retired Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Benjamin Agordzo and several senior officers within the service. The push for his removal by the newly elected government has gained traction amid allegations of serious breaches in the police administration.

Critics have accused Dampare of promoting junior officers to senior ranks without adhering to established protocols, leading to discontent within the ranks. Concerns have been raised about the communication flow within the police service; many believe that district and regional offices across the country have been effectively silenced, required to operate solely through directives from central headquarters.

The police welfare system has come under scrutiny, with numerous officers expressing dissatisfaction regarding inadequate support for personnel. Sources within the senior hierarchy have characterized Dampare's term as arguably the worst in the history of the force, citing a lack of transparent leadership and effective management strategies.

Contrastingly, public perception of his administration remains divided. Many citizens regard his leadership as commendable, particularly in light of the peaceful conduct of the recent general elections, which were carried out under his jurisdiction. Nonetheless, it has been alleged that Dr. Dampare is actively lobbying to retain his position with President-elect John Dramani Mahama and the incoming National Democratic Congress (NDC) government, even as dissent grows within the police ranks.

In what appears to be a pivotal moment for Ghana's law enforcement framework, the outcome of these internal and external pressures on IGP Dampare remains uncertain, raising questions about the future leadership dynamic within the Ghana Police Service.

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

11/12/2024

Dr. Osei Yaw Adutwum: Will He Continue as Ghana's Education Minister? - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

As President-elect John Mahama prepares to assume office, the spotlight is on Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the outgoing Education Minister in the Akufo-Addo administration, whose remarkable tenure has garnered substantial acclaim. Known for his proactive approach, including unannounced school visits for effective oversight, Dr. Adutwum has set a high bar, being heralded as Ghana's best education minister since independence. It begs the question: will he be offered a position in the new NDC government, and more crucially, would he accept?

The political implications surrounding such a move are significant. Accepting a government role under an opposing party could alienate Adutwum from his New Patriotic Party (NPP) colleagues, potentially jeopardizing his future in the party. Simultaneously, an NDC administration inviting him could be perceived as an acknowledgment of his substantial contributions, attracting mixed reactions from party loyalists. The ongoing discourse among Ghanaians, meanwhile, suggests a strong desire for continuity in educational leadership, with many advocating for his retention in the ministry to further reform the sector that he admirably steered through challenges during his tenure.

As Ghanaians reflect on the current state of education and the pressing need for effective management, the chorus for Dr. Adutwum to remain at the helm grows louder, emphasizing the need for stability amidst political transitions. Whether Dr. Adutwum will step into the role again, and how this choice impacts his political future, remains to be seen. The next chapter for education in Ghana is poised at a critical juncture, and Dr. Adutwum is at its center.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

10/12/2024

NPP Government Collapse: Arrogant and Accountability Issues - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In the wake of the December 7 general elections, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government, led by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, faces an unprecedented political crisis, which many analysts describe as the poorest performance observed in Ghana's Fourth Republic. The situation has deteriorated to the point where members of the ruling party are openly challenging the president's decisions and demanding accountability.

This detachment reached a tipping point as party members publicly criticized key figures, notably the former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, sparking a potential mutiny within the parliamentary ranks. The president's reluctance to respond effectively to calls for change alienated both the public and party loyalists alike. NPP MPs, weary of Ofori-Atta's economic management, threatened to boycott parliamentary sessions, demonstrating a fracture in party unity that could have severe implications for future governance.

Notably, President Akufo-Addo's reactions to criticism from both opposition leaders and constituents raised eyebrows. For instance, during an interaction with residents of Afigya Kwabre East, he dismissed their "no roads, no vote" threats as inconsequential, indicating a disconnect between his administration and the challenges faced by ordinary Ghanaians. Such remarks have exacerbated perceptions of arrogance, potentially alienating voters as the party navigates a delicate political landscape ahead of subsequent elections.

Despite the president's attempts to attribute corruption allegations against his government to politically motivated opposition, skepticism persists. His defense obscures the broader issues of governance, with many accusing his administration of failing to deliver on critical promises while sidestepping accountability measures. As the NPP grapples with these internal divisions and public discontent, the path forward remains uncertain, calling into question the party's prospects in a country where voter sentiments are increasingly shifting against perceived arrogance and neglect.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

09/12/2024

Arrogant NPP Members Ignored Voters' Warning - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

A recent field survey conducted by Ashantibiz News in Kumasi has revealed significant insights into the aftermath of the recent general elections in Ghana, highlighting the electorate's acute awareness of economic trends.

Members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), characterized by their arrogance, played a substantial role in the fall of the Akufo-Addo government. Figures like the Ashanti Regional Minister, the Ashanti Regional Party Chairman, the Communications Minister, the Interior Minister, the Adansi Asokwa Member of Parliament, and other prominent spokespersons have been perceived as ineffective communicators—boastful, arrogant, and bullying. Their behavior undoubtedly contributed to the NPP's electoral defeat.

What was anticipated to be a straightforward victory for the NPP shifted dramatically in favor of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) due to economic concerns that citizens had been voicing long before the elections. Despite these warnings, the government chose to ignore them, culminating in their downfall.

Now, the pressing question is: will the newly elected NDC government fulfill its promises? Key commitments include the cancellation of ex-gratia payments, the repeal of the e-levy, the removal of COVID-19 taxation, the reduction of high-interest rates, the expansion of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) services, the completion of abandoned projects, providing free tertiary education for first-year students, and the expansion of free Senior High School (SHS) education.

Ghanaians are eagerly watching to see whether the new Mahama government will deliver on these promises. Only time will tell if they will honor their commitments or follow in the footsteps of their predecessors.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

05/12/2024

Mahama's 24-Hour Economy Promise Sparks Doubts Ahead of Vote - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In the midst of the electoral race, the candidacy of former President John Dramani Mahama has become a point of contention, particularly regarding his proposed "24-hour economy" initiative. As Ghanaians prepare to cast their ballots, the question arises: why should voters place their trust in a candidate who appears unable to articulate the financial framework or immediate impact of a key policy?

Mr. Mahama’s assertion that "the 24-hour economy is not an event" raises eyebrows. On the one hand, the concept of a continuous economic oversight sounds promising, suggesting a rejuvenation of the national economy by incentivizing businesses to extend their operating hours. On the other hand, his reluctance to provide a cost estimate for this vision or a tangible timeline for its realization presents a crucial disconnect. Voters are left wondering how his administration would stabilize the economy while simultaneously implementing this ambitious plan.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Mr. Mahama emphasized that the initiative is “a process,” not a quick fix. While this acknowledgment of gradual change might reflect prudent economic governance, it might also signify a lack of preparedness. In times of economic difficulty, potential voters seek assurance and clarity on how proposed policies will translate into tangible benefits. Without a clear financial outline or immediate results, voices of doubt grow louder.

His comments about job creation—suggesting businesses will need to hire more staff to operate longer hours—begin to feel somewhat abstract without substantive evidence of feasibility or a carefully laid-out economic strategy. The optimism surrounding the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is indeed notable, but voters deserve a comprehensive understanding of how Mahama connects these regional dynamics to his domestic plans.

Mr. Mahama’s stance regarding election transparency introduces further uncertainty. While democracy demands that the electoral process be fair and free from intimidation, his vague conditions for accepting election results could signal potential instability. A leader must inspire confidence—not just in governance but also in the very system that enables his rise to power.

As election day approaches on December 7, 2023, it is incumbent upon voters to weigh their options carefully. The conversations surrounding Mahama's 24-hour economic vision must transition from vague platitudes to concrete proposals. If the electorate is to be convinced of Mahama’s viability as a candidate, he needs to effectively communicate not just what he intends to do, but how he proposes to do it—realistically and transparently. Otherwise, his campaign risks becoming a set of aspirational ideas lacking the strategy to achieve them. In the end, Ghanaians will have to decide whether faith in Mahama’s vision outweighs the necessity for definable leadership and accountability in their imminent choice at the polls.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

03/12/2024

Moral Integrity Questioned: Security Officers Complicit in Election Inducement by MP - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In the shadow of Ghana’s democratic process, an unsettling reality emerges—security officers, tasked with upholding the law and ensuring a fair electoral landscape, find themselves entangled in a web of complicity, allowing election laws to be flouted with reckless abandon. Amidst the backdrop of the December 7 elections, the recent incident involving the incumbent MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency, Lydia Alhassan, raises questions about the moral compass of those sworn to protect the integrity of the ballot.

As Hon. Alhassan brazenly distributed food packs to voters—an act undeniably perceived as electoral inducement—the narrative becomes even more complicated. The security officers stand as silent witnesses to a transgression that undermines the electoral process and tarnishes their credibility and moral authority. These individuals, familiar with the laws governing elections, have positioned themselves as mere scapegoats, sacrificing their professional integrity at the altar of political expediency.

The act of sharing food during the voting process is more than just an ethical lapse; it is a blatant disregard for the electoral laws designed to maintain fairness and impartiality. It speaks to a culture that too often prioritizes political gain over the principles of democracy, placing the voices of the electorate at risk. How can the electorate trust those responsible for the election's smooth conduct when their actions suggest a readiness to overlook the very laws they are meant to enforce?

Actor John Dumelo's vehement condemnation of the food sharing highlights the frustration felt by many who seek to uphold democratic values in Ghana. His pointed remarks call for adherence to the rules established by the Electoral Commission, implicating not just Hon. Alhassan but the officers who allowed such a blatant violation to occur. This incident serves as a reflective moment, urging all stakeholders to reconsider the standards of conduct that govern their roles in the electoral process.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

03/12/2024

Techiman Youths: Cowardice and Ignorance Unleashed - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In a shocking display of hostility, multiple individuals including a child sustained injuries Monday evening when a group of alleged youths from Techiman launched an unprovoked attack on buses returning from Nkoranza to Kumasi. The buses were transporting attendees of a funeral attended by Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu ll.

Reports indicate that prior to the funeral, Techiman youths had issued threats against anyone traveling the route through their territory, stemming from a previous incident involving the Asanteman convoy. This convoy had reportedly obstructed the highway at Amamfom while chanting provocatively, “There is no man in Techiman,” which seemingly escalated hostilities.

In reaction to this perceived affront, the Techiman youth retaliated by attacking the buses, an act that speaks volumes about their disregard for community safety and civil conduct. The violent confrontation left several individuals injured, with victims promptly receiving medical attention.

As it stands, the police have yet to issue a comment on the incident, while tensions between the two communities continue to simmer, raising concerns about the potential for further conflict. It is crucial that both local leaders and community members address the underlying issues and work towards fostering a spirit of unity rather than division in the face of these provocations.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

30/11/2024

Netherlands-Ghana Business and Tourism Expo Concludes With Great Success - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

The Netherlands-Ghana Business and Tourism Expo concluded successfully on August 31, 2024, at Het Koorenhuis in The Hague. This dynamic event attracted over 200 participants, including Ghanaian expatriates, Dutch business professionals, and key representatives from numerous institutions. The expo aimed to enhance cultural understanding and create economic opportunities while promoting sustainable development through innovative partnerships between Ghana and the Netherlands.

On the first day, the event kicked off with key presentations and workshops highlighting vital sectors such as agriculture and healthcare. Opening remarks by MC Mrs. Melvina Lakhichand emphasized the significance of cross-cultural connections. Mr. Gino Macnack, an AfroEuro Board Member, stressed the need for collaborative efforts in fostering deeper ties between the two nations.

His Excellency Francis Danti Kortia, Ghana’s Ambassador to the Netherlands, delivered a passionate keynote, emphasizing that bridging both nations enhances trade and builds resilient cultural alliances. The event featured numerous insightful sessions, including Dr. Peter Arensman’s discussion on sustainable agricultural innovations and Dr. Kwasi Boahene’s focus on digital healthcare transformations in Ghana.

In addition to expert insights, the expo offered valuable workshops led by industry leaders, fostering engagement and knowledge exchange. Investors were encouraged to explore Ghana’s unique investment landscape, characterized by its open policies and attractive incentives. Overall, the Netherlands-Ghana Business and Tourism Expo successfully showcased the potential for collaboration and growth, paving the way for future partnerships.

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Godwin Owusu Frimpong

11/11/2024

Remembering Mrs. Agnes Adusei: A Life Cut Short - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Kojo Owusu Frimpong

In a heart-wrenching farewell, the Oyoko family of Kyirapatre gathered over the weekend to lay to rest their beloved daughter and sister, Mrs. Agnes Adusei, affectionately known as Naa Achiaa. The 48-year-old fashion designer passed away after a short illness, leaving behind her husband and three children.

The funeral service, held at the Kyirapatre in Kumasi, was marked by an atmosphere of sorrow and reflection. Chief mourners, including family members and close friends, struggled to contain their grief as they remembered Naa Achiaa’s vibrant spirit and the warmth she brought to those around her. Tears flowed freely as loved ones recounted heartfelt memories of her life, punctuated by the deep sense of loss felt by everyone present.

As the Dompoase Church of Christ leadership took to the podium, they led the congregation in sharing stories that celebrated Naa Achiaa’s life. Their reflections brought moments of solace amid the grief, reminding attendees of the joy she had brought to many.

The somber occasion was further enhanced by the soulful singing of church members, accompanied by a brass band, which added a poignant backdrop to the proceedings. The procession to the cemetery was handled with honor by men from the Ghana Police, who carried Naa Achiaa's body respectfully, allowing the community to pay their final respects. The commitment of her husband and children to uphold her memory was evident, as they looked to support each other during this difficult time.

Mrs. Agnes Adusei's untimely passing has left a void in the hearts of her family and friends, but her legacy as a devoted mother, wife, and talented designer will forever be cherished by those whose lives she touched.

Godwin Kojo Owusu Frimpong

11/11/2024

Parliamentary Crisis Deepens as Political Leaders Ignore Key National Issues - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In a time when issues such as rampant daylight robbery and rising unemployment dominate national conversations, Ghana's political leaders appear to be preoccupied with internal conflicts rather than addressing the challenges facing the country. The focus has shifted to parliamentary seating arrangements and power dynamics, rather than critical governance matters that demand urgent attention.

The ongoing debacle was exacerbated by a press conference held by the Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Kingsford Bagbin, which many viewed as an attempt to evade responsibility for the constitutional turmoil he has inadvertently caused. Recently, Bagbin declared four parliamentary seats vacant after a number of Members of Parliament opted to leave their parties and sit as independents. This decision has sparked significant controversy and raised concerns about the stability of the legislature.

In response to Bagbin's declaration, Majority Leader Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu sought the Supreme Court's interpretation of the matter, leading to an order to stay Bagbin’s ruling. However, the Speaker has controversially chosen to ignore this directive, raising alarm about the rule of law in the country. Critics argue that Bagbin's behavior undermines the authority of the highest court and threatens the constitutional order.

Political analysts are questioning the wisdom behind Bagbin's press conference, especially given the gravity of the issues at hand. Many had hoped for a resolution to restore harmony within parliament, yet Bagbin's comments only intensified the discord. Instead of addressing the need for unity and a pragmatic approach to governance, he appeared to deflect blame for the escalating crisis.

The current situation has led to a growing sentiment among the populace that the parliamentary leadership is out of touch with the pressing issues affecting ordinary Ghanaians. Both the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) have been criticized for their inability to collaborate on essential matters, demonstrating a concerning lack of maturity and willingness to build consensus.

As the eighth parliament embarks on its journey under Speaker Bagbin, many citizens express disillusionment, fearing that it may be remembered as an unproductive assembly that squandered the nation’s limited resources and sidestepped critical issues. Observers are calling for a renewed commitment to meaningful dialogue and action to address the pressing challenges facing Ghana, rather than allowing partisan squabbles to dominate the political landscape.

With the nation at a crossroads, it remains to be seen whether Ghana's leaders will rise to the occasion and prioritize the welfare of their constituents over political rivalry.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

31/10/2024

Kumasi Airport Roundabout Floods: Why is No One Held Accountable? - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

A torrential downpour wreaked havoc at the Airport Roundabout in Kumasi, stranding thousands of commuters and exposing the city’s persistent battle with inadequate infrastructure. The heavy rain, lasting approximately 30 minutes, overwhelmed local rivers, causing them to overflow and inundate the area on Tuesday morning.

Eyewitnesses reported chaos as vehicles became trapped in the floodwaters, with many families left to navigate the tumultuous conditions amid gridlocked traffic. “Hundreds of cars and commuters, unable to cross the swollen Pelele River, are parked along the road, awaiting the waters to recede,” shared our correspondent, who provided live updates from the scene.

As the floodwaters surged, frustrations among the populace ignited. Locals expressed their anger over years of recurring flooding, attributing the problem to ineffective drainage systems and poor waste management practices. “We’ve been experiencing this flooding for years. It’s time for the authorities to find a lasting solution,” lamented one concerned resident. Another added, “The small drains can’t handle the rainwater. We need better infrastructure to prevent these floods.”

Despite past pledges to resolve the flooding crisis, the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has faced mounting criticism for its failure to implement effective measures. Many residents are now questioning the role of local authorities and flood management experts, demanding accountability for their perceived negligence in addressing this ongoing menace.

As images of stranded commuters and submerged vehicles circulate on social media, calls for urgent action are amplifying. Anguished citizens are urging city officials to prioritize infrastructural improvements and enhance waste management practices to mitigate future disasters.

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly is now under increasing pressure to respond to the mounting grievances and to devise comprehensive strategies that can offer long-term relief from the destructive flooding that has paralyzed their daily lives. Residents await a decisive plan of action that demonstrates not only awareness but also a commitment to addressing what has become a ritual recurrence of flooding and loss of property and life in their beloved city.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

30/10/2024

Supreme Court Upholds Stay on Parliamentary Vacancies Dispute - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has firmly rejected Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin’s request to overturn its previous order, which placed a stay on the ex*****on of the declaration of four parliamentary seats as vacant. This decision underscores the apex court's authority and approach to constitutional interpretation, particularly concerning the contentious Article 97 of the Constitution.

The origin of the case pertains to a challenge filed by Effutu MP Alexander Afenyo-Markin against Speaker Bagbin’s controversial pronouncement that four parliamentary positions were vacant. In advocating for the Speaker, his legal team contended that the Supreme Court should not have jurisdiction over the matter, arguing that Article 99 designates the High Court as the appropriate forum for such disputes.

However, the five-member panel led by the Chief Justice dismissed these claims as meritless. They clarified that the Supreme Court possesses the jurisdiction to interpret the Constitution, and that even if the case were to proceed in the High Court, it would ultimately be referred back to them for clarification on the contested Article.

In their arguments, the Speaker's counsel, Thaddeus Sory, sought to challenge the validity of the court's order, suggesting that it was founded on a misunderstanding of the Speaker's ruling, which he asserted was not executable. Nonetheless, the Supreme Court maintained that their initial order, issued on October 18, effectively suspending Bagbin's declaration made the day before, should remain in effect until a final resolution is reached.

The ruling also addressed concerns raised by the Speaker’s legal team regarding potential conflicts of interest for Justice Ernest Gaewu, given his previous political affiliations with the New Patriotic Party (NPP). The Court dismissed these objections, emphasizing its commitment to impartiality.

This ruling carries substantial implications for Ghana’s parliamentary dynamics, particularly as both major political factions assert their claim to a majority. The Supreme Court’s decision not only reinforces its role in delineating constitutional law but also sets a precedent in matters of parliamentary authority and governance, ensuring that the legislative process remains subject to judicial scrutiny when necessary.

In essence, the Supreme Court's decision affirms the need for clarity and adherence to constitutional mandates, allowing for a more robust examination of parliamentary actions amid claims of majority control, thereby stabilizing the legal and political landscape.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

30/10/2024

Rand Marks Five Years of Excellence - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In a significant milestone for healthcare in the region, Rand Medical Imaging and Health Systems celebrated its fifth anniversary in professional diagnostic services, marking a momentous occasion for the people of Kasoa and neighboring areas. Located at Adam Nana Junction off the Obom road, the facility proudly unveiled its new CT scan department on October 27, 2024, a testament to its commitment to advancing medical care in the community.

The event, attended by numerous dignitaries and health professionals, was chaired by Dr. Stanley Yiadoo, Director of Health for the Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly. He commended the efforts of CEO Dr. Rosemond Aboagye, emphasizing the importance of accessible, professional healthcare services in improving public health outcomes. "Rand Medical Imaging is setting a high standard in healthcare delivery, and the introduction of the CT scan marks a significant enhancement of its diagnostic capabilities," said Dr. Yiadoo.

Dr. Aboagye took the opportunity to reflect on the journey of Rand Medical Imaging over the past five years, highlighting initiatives aimed at positively impacting lives through quality healthcare. Her emotional address to the dedicated staff underscored the collective effort that has driven the facility's success, rewarding all employees with souvenirs as a token of appreciation. She urged her team to continue striving for excellence, setting ambitious goals for the future.

The launch of the new CT scan department not only expands the range of services provided by Rand Medical Imaging but also reinforces its mission to elevate healthcare standards in the region. With a strong focus on community health, Rand Medical Imaging is poised to continue playing a crucial role in transforming the medical landscape of Kasoa and beyond. The future looks promising, with a commitment to innovation and quality care at the forefront of its operations.

Godwin Owusu Frimpong

23/10/2024

Can Ghana's 8th Parliament Overcome Its Chaotic Reputation? - www.ashantibiz.com

By Godwin Owusu Frimpong

In a political landscape marked by chaos and frivolity, Ghana’s 8th Parliament seems destined to be remembered as a low point in the nation’s legislative history. With members of both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) sinking to new depths of childish squabbling, the pressing issues facing Ghana's citizens are grossly overshadowed.

On October 22, the parliamentary chambers were transformed into a scene better suited for a playground than a platform for serious governance. As lawmakers engaged in petty disputes, the larger crises facing the nation—rampant unemployment, skyrocketing food prices, and the heartbreaking sight of schoolchildren lying on classroom floors—went largely unaddressed. Expectant mothers are reduced to delivering their babies on cold, hard floors, while the specter of galamsey and filth looms larger than ever, claiming lives and livelihoods.

Instead of focusing on solutions for the millions suffering under the weight of national disarray, parliamentarians preferred to indulge in trivial disputes over seating arrangements. Such behavior is not only an affront to their roles as representatives but also an outrageous disregard for the cries of a beleaguered populace.

As December 7 approaches, Ghana’s citizens remain wide awake, ready to discern which of their leaders possess the maturity and vision to tackle the significant challenges at hand and which seem content to wallow in a quagmire of infantile bickering. Those who prioritized chaos over constructive dialogue should hang their heads in shame, for the issues at stake are far too serious to be treated with such disdain.

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