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Gracee J donates to New Life Orphanage
Ghanaian gospel musician, Grace Gyimah Awuah affectionately called Gracee J has donated to New Life Orphanage to put smiles on the faces of the downtrodden.
The initiative was under her Gracee J Charity Foundation, intending to assist the needy in society, thus, orphans, widows, and drug addicts among others as the Bible commands Christians to do so.
The donation which took place on January 20, 2024, is an initiative she has decided to carry out in connection with her birthday each year which falls on January 9.
It was the turn of the children at New Life Children’s Home International, Nungua in the Krowor Municipality in Greater Accra this year.
The items presented included, toiletries, food stuff, among other assorted items.
Other orphanages that have benefited from her kind gesture are Christ Faith Foster Home, Frafraha Adenta, Dodowa, Foster Home, Frafraha Madina, and many more.
Gracee J recently released a single christened, ‘Adamfo Pa’ which has received massive airplay and doing well on social media platforms.
She is promoting her single titled, “Nehu Yehu.”
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Abronye remanded in police custody for one week
The Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye DC, has been remanded into prison custody for one week.
He was brought before an Accra Circuit Court on Thursday, September 12, 2025, on charges of offensive conduct conducive to breach of the peace and publication of false news, which are classified as misdemeanours under Ghanaian law.
After hearing the case, the court ordered that he be kept in custody while investigations continue.
He is expected to reappear before the court on Thursday, September 19, 2025.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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Mahama promises more jobs and support for Zongo communities
President of the republic of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama has assured Muslim leaders that his government will continue to do everything possible to improve the economy and create jobs for the youth.
Speaking to a gathering of imams, Mr. Mahama emphasised the government’s main focus in education was to expand technical and vocational training so that young people could gain the skills they need to work and support themselves.
He added that special attention would be given to Muslim communities to ensure they benefit from the rollout of new training centres.
He mentioned that programmes such as Ajumawura, which offers small loans to start businesses, and the National Apprenticeship Programme, which helps especially young women to learn trades like dressmaking, would also help the youth to build a future for themselves.
On support for Zongo communities, Mr. Mahama said a coordinator and deputy had been appointed to lead the Zongo Development Fund.
He announced that they would soon begin work on a microcredit scheme called the Soya Fund.
The fund, he explained, would provide small loans to poor households in Zongo communities, especially women engaged in small-scale businesses such as selling waakye, cocoa, or running small shops.
He said artisans like dressmakers would also benefit.
The president thanked the imams for their continuous prayers for Ghana, saying their intercession had helped the country remain one of the most peaceful nations in Africa.
By: Jacob Aggrey
