A banner of Ghanaian midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi is beautifully displayed at his father's carpentry shop in Bechem, reflecting the immense pride of a father and community whose son has earned the honour of representing Ghana on football's biggest stage.
I am told in the neighbourhood of Nima in Accra, there was a massive roar when Mexico scored against South Africa. 🇲🇽 1-0 🇿🇦
#México#Sudáfrica#WorldCup2026#FIFAWorldCup
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The World Cup starts today and here is good news for Ayawaso West.
1. I have paid the dstv for tv viewing centers across Ayawaso west.
2. Free giant screen at Abelemkpe Astro Turf park for all Ghana matches.
3. Free giant screen at Okponlgo for all World Cup matches.
4. Free Giant screen at Mempasem for all Ghana Matches
5. Free Giant screen at Airport residential area for all Ghana matches
6. Free Giant screen at West legon for all Ghana matches.
7. Free Giant screen at Dzorwulu for all Ghana matches.
I have also engaged 13 Kenkey sellers across the constituency to provide free meals( Kenkey and Ghana fish) for those coming to watch the Ghana matches. Go Ghana Go!!! #idey4u
“The people do not judge politicians solely on their victories; they judge them especially on their ability to remain faithful to their principles when power becomes uncomfortable” @SonkoOfficiel
Ousmane Sonko has been reinstated to Senegal's National Assembly and officially installed as deputy in the Assembly.
The vote to elect him President of the National Assembly is now underway.
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has reportedly moved swiftly to the Constitutional Court to block it.
They were so wicked that they had to ferry a dying MP, Alexander Kojo Kum, from his sickbed to Parliament to pass the infamous E-levy, despite our pleas.
It was either their way or the highway.