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Accra, Ghana - In a stern warning to individuals eyeing positions in his upcoming administration, President-elect John Dramani Mahama has emphasized that serving Ghana requires diligence, modesty, and humility. Speaking at a thanksgiving service held at the Ringway Gospel Assemblies of God Church in Osu, Accra, Mahama cautioned that his government would not tolerate complacency. "If you're not prepared to work and serve the people of Ghana diligently, modestly, and with humility, then don't come. Just stay where you are," he said firmly. Mahama's remarks come as he prepares to announce his cabinet after being sworn into office on January 7, 2025. He secured a decisive victory in the recent elections, defeating Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia with 56.6% of the vote. The president-elect also reflected on his political journey, attributing his rise to divine guidance. "My political journey has been a divine one, and I believe that God has guided my step each way...

A devastating landslide in the Bulambuli district of Uganda has left at least 15 people dead and 113 missing. The disaster occurred on [Date] after heavy rainfall caused massive landslides in the mountainous region. Rescue efforts are currently underway, with local authorities and emergency services working to locate survivors and recover the bodies of those who have died. The Uganda Red Cross Society and other humanitarian organizations are also on the ground, providing aid and support to affected communities. The government has dispatched a team of experts to assess the damage and provide assistance to those affected. The landslide has also left hundreds of people homeless, with many more displaced.   The Ugandan government has been criticized in the past for its failure to address the issue of landslides, which are common in the country. As the search for survivors continues, the people of Uganda are left to mourn the loss of loved ones and demand action from their gover...

  A devastating boat accident on the Niger River in Nigeria has left at least 27 people dead and over 100 missing. The incident occurred on [Date] when a passenger boat capsized in the river, throwing hundreds of people into the water. According to eyewitnesses, the boat was overcrowded and carrying far more passengers than its recommended capacity. "It was like a scene from a horror movie," said one eyewitness. "People were screaming and crying for help, but there was nothing we could do." Rescue efforts are currently underway, with local authorities and emergency services working to locate survivors and recover the bodies of those who have died. The cause of the accident is still unknown, but officials have launched an investigation into the incident. This latest tragedy has highlighted the need for improved safety measures and regulations on Nigeria's waterways. The Nigerian government has been criticized in the past for its failure to address the...

  Sub-Saharan Africa's youngest nation, South Sudan, is facing its worst humanitarian crisis yet. Apocalyptic floods, triggered by heavy rainfall, have left a trail of destruction, displacing hundreds of thousands of people and threatening the very survival of the country. The floods, described by many as "biblical," have affected over 735,000 people, with 65,000 displaced and forced to flee their homes. The waters have destroyed entire communities, leaving people without access to basic necessities like food, water, and shelter. The humanitarian crisis is dire. Aid agencies are struggling to reach affected areas, and the government is overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster. The floods have also raised concerns about waterborne diseases, malnutrition, and other health risks. Experts warn that climate change is exacerbating the flooding, with rising temperatures and changing weather patterns contributing to more frequent and intense natural disasters. The floods ha...

  In a shocking scandal that has left the banking industry reeling, a 39-year-old Zambian banker, Winfridah Mulale, has been suspended from her position as a branch senior executive at ZANACO bank. According to reports, Mulale used her position to lure men into bed, promising them jobs or loan approvals in return for intimate favors. The suspension was reportedly prompted by complaints from over 10 men who claimed Mulale had used her influence to exploit them. But that's not all - sources close to the matter have revealed that Mulale's exploits may have involved over 200 men, including clients and job seekers. The news has sparked a mix of reactions, with some people expressing shock and outrage, while others have made light of the situation. The incident has raised concerns about the abuse of power and exploitation in the workplace. Mulale's suspension has been confirmed by ZANACO bank, although the bank has not released an official statement on the matter. The incid...

  Ghana is on the cusp of a pivotal moment in its history. The 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections are just around the corner, and the stakes have never been higher. The country is sharply divided along party lines, with the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) facing off against the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC). The campaign has been marked by heated rhetoric, with both sides trading accusations of corruption, nepotism, and economic mismanagement. Ghana's economy is in shambles. The country is struggling to service its massive debt, which has ballooned to over $30 billion. Inflation is skyrocketing, and the local currency, the cedi, is in free fall. The economic crisis has sparked widespread discontent, with many Ghanaians feeling that the government has failed to deliver on its promises. The election campaign has been marred by controversy, with allegations of corruption, voter suppression, and electoral manipulation. The opposition NDC has accused th...