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  Netherlands-based Ghanaian Gospel musician Martinson Yeboah is set to release his highly anticipated maiden album, “The Believer’s Desire,” on November 14, 2025, across all major streaming platforms. A project more than a year in the making, “The Believer’s Desire” captures the heartbeat of a worshipper consumed by the glory of God. The 8-track album is a deep spiritual journey — intimate, authentic, and overflowing with the presence of Holy Spirit. Martinson shares: “This album is a reflection of my walk with the Lord — a testimony of His grace and faithfulness. Every song was birthed through prayer, tears, and moments of revelation. My desire is that these sounds will stir hearts toward a deeper longing for Jesus, the true desire of every believer.” Blending contemporary and traditional Gospel expressions, the album creates a rich tapestry of worship and sound — crossing borders, cultures, and generations. A Global Collaboration of Anointed Talent The Believer’s Desire features...

   The Deputy Minister for Education, Dr. Clement Abas Apaak, has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital literacy into the nation’s education system, following the successful conclusion of the 2025 Triennale of the Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA), hosted in Accra. Speaking at a press conference after the event, Dr. Apaak emphasized that the future of education in Africa depends heavily on technology-driven learning and the responsible use of AI tools to enhance teaching and learning outcomes. “AI is now the talk of town. How ready are we? As a government, we are making strenuous efforts to deploy it not only for learners but also for teachers and school heads,” Dr. Apaak said. “However, we must ensure that AI becomes a catalyst for positive outcomes, not a source of harm.” He noted that Ghana, with encouragement from the President, Vice President, and teacher unions, is taking deliberate steps to embe...

   The Deputy Minister for Education, Hon. Clement Abas Apaak, has called on African nations to strengthen collaboration and take decisive, Africa-led actions to end learning poverty and build resilient education systems by 2035. He made the call at the closing ceremony of the 2025 Triennale of the Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA), held at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra — the first time Ghana has hosted the continental event. The three-day conference was themed “Strengthening Resilience of Africa’s Education Systems: Advancing Towards Ending Learning Poverty by 2035 with a Well-Educated and Skilled Workforce.” Hon. Apaak, delivering remarks on behalf of the Vice President, Her Excellency Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, commended ADEA and participating countries for their collective commitment to educational transformation. He expressed deep appreciation to all delegates, international partners, and organizers for the success of the summit. “O...

   Lightwave Health Information Management System (LHIMS), has firmly refuted recent statements made by the Minister of Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, regarding the National E-Healthcare Programme. In a detailed statement, the company expressed deep concern over what it described as “false and misleading” claims made by the Minister in Parliament and during the Presidency’s Accountability Series. Lightwave emphasized that these inaccuracies threaten to distort public understanding of Ghana’s e-health progress and reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, data sovereignty, and continued service to all Ghanaians.   PRESS RELEASE SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT: ADDRESSING THE HEALTH MINISTER’S INACCURATE STATEMENTS AND ALLEGATIONS CONCERNING THE LIGHTWAVE HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LHIMS) ACCRA, GHANA — OCTOBER 31, 2025 1. BACKGROUND 1.1. Lightwave E-Healthcare Solutions Ltd (“the Company”) has noted with deep concern several false claims and misrepresentation...