The Exclusive

In a move celebrated across the political spectrum, President-elect John Dramani Mahama has appointed Julius Debrah as Chief of Staff, marking a significant return for the seasoned administrator and grassroots mobilizer. The announcement, made on Monday, January 6, 2025, has been met with widespread approval, with many hailing Debrah’s appointment as a testament to his dedication to the people and his deep understanding of Ghana’s socio-political landscape. Julius Debrah, a former Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, is widely respected for his grassroots approach to governance. Known for his hands-on leadership style and ability to connect with ordinary Ghanaians, Debrah’s appointment is seen as a strategic move to ensure inclusivity and effective coordination in the new administration. Supporters and party faithful have described him as a “man of the people,” whose tenure is expected to strengthen the bond between the presidency and the citizenry. Many have recalled hi...

A grieving widow, Mrs. Faustina Prempeh, a retired senior nursing officer, is pleading with the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to intervene in what she describes as a grave injustice over her late husband’s property. The widow accuses businessman Theophilus Teiko Tagoe of orchestrating an unlawful demolition and takeover of her home, aided by armed police officers and hired men. Mrs. Prempeh, who resides in Adjiringanor, East Legon, revealed that on May 4, 2024, armed men, allegedly under the instructions of Mr. Tagoe, stormed her home. They forcibly evicted her, her daughter, and a house help, throwing their belongings into the forecourt of the house. This traumatic incident occurred barely two months after her husband, Dr. A.B.A. Prempeh, passed away, leaving the family homeless and vulnerable. According to Mrs. Prempeh, Mr. Tagoe claimed to have secured a court judgment granting him ownership of the disputed land. However, court documents revealed that the judgment only pertained...

A legal dispute has emerged involving Adamus Resources Ghana, as allegations of unauthorized transactions and corporate mismanagement raise concerns about governance practices. The case centers on the transfer of a 90% stake in Adamus Ghana, previously held by Adamus Resources Australia, to Nguvu Mining Limited, a company linked to Angela List, a director of Adamus Ghana. The controversy began when Moses Kobena Bosompem, an employee of Nguvu Mining, facilitated the transfer of shares. Questions have been raised about the legitimacy of the transaction, as a court ruling had previously confirmed Allan Roy Morrison as the sole director and secretary of Adamus Resources Australia. Observers note that Bosompem may have acted beyond his authority in executing the transfer. The Supreme Court of Western Australia has since clarified that Bosompem had no legal standing to act on behalf of Adamus Resources Australia. However, the share transfer has placed Adamus Ghana under the control of Nguvu ...

The Deputy Inspector General of Police (IGP) in charge of operations, Tettey Yohunu, has filed a lawsuit against popular media personality Blessed Godsbrain Smart, alias Captain Smart, and Media General Limited, the operators of Onua TV and Onua FM. The suit, filed at the High Court in Accra, seeks redress for alleged defamatory statements made by Captain Smart during his program, Onua Maakye, on December 27, 2024. According to the writ, Captain Smart accused the Deputy IGP of engaging in political maneuvering to secure his appointment, bribery, and alleged involvement in destabilization efforts within Ghana’s political landscape. These claims, aired on Onua TV, Onua FM, and shared on social media platforms, are described by the plaintiff as false, malicious, and injurious to his reputation as a seasoned law enforcement officer. The plaintiff contends that the statements have caused significant damage to his reputation, exposing him to public ridicule and contempt. Among other reliefs,...