🚨🔵 EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea agree deal in principle to sign Lamine Camara from AS Monaco, here we go! 💣
Fee worth €55m and authorization to travel for medical.
Initial agreement done now running in order to complete medical and formal steps in time.
🚨🇦🇷 Enzo Fernández has completed a medical as new Manchester City player.
£125m move entering into documents and formal steps next with Man City and Chelsea.
Legacy is not just about what we build, but what we leave behind.
It was an honour to speak at the EVE Women’s Forum USA on “Legacy and Longevity: Women Building Wealth and Health Across the Diaspora.”
From Ghana’s progress in women’s leadership to the historic election of our first female Vice President, I reflected on how we can move beyond empowerment,to building, retaining and transferring wealth across generations.
To our sisters in the diaspora: Ghana needs not only your capital, but your knowledge, networks, expertise and global connections.
Let us move from remittances to investment, from investment to enterprise, and from enterprise to generational wealth.
The next generation should inherit not only our struggles, but our businesses, institutions, investments and legacy.
A powerful reminder that we must move from investment to enterprise, and from enterprise to generational wealth.
We had a great time!
#actanonverba
According to Bawah Mogtari, the Vice President’s journey from academia to becoming the first female Vice Chancellor of a public university, Education Minister and ultimately Vice President demonstrates what women can achieve through scholarship, character and leadership.
At the launch of the Greenhouse Large-Scale Modern Forestry and Livestock Development Project, I welcomed the investment and its potential to create jobs, strengthen agriculture and expand opportunities for Ghanaian businesses and young people. #ResettingGhana#InvestInGhana #JobCreation
Ghana hails the groundbreaking report of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination which concludes unambiguously that perpetrators of the transatlantic enslavement must provide reparatory justice.
It is instructive that this report comes at a time President John Mahama has been presenting a comprehensive report at the African Union extraordinary meeting in Angola on the landmark Ghana-led UN Resolution declaring the transatlantic enslavement as the gravest crime against humanity.
President Mahama after convening the Next Steps Summit in Accra is set to host a consequential side event on Restitution in New York during the 81st session of the UNGA next month.
“A crime does not rot." It was in this spirit that Ghana carried the cause of the enslaved to the United Nations. Today that conviction stands affirmed in international law.
The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has issued authoritative guidance that States are bound, under the 1965 Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, to provide reparatory justice for the trafficking of enslaved Africans and racialised chattel slavery. The long-used excuse, that these crimes were lawful when they were committed, no longer holds. The Committee itself calls this a paradigm shift.
This is the legal foundation beneath the moral authority of Resolution A/RES/80/250. Recognition is becoming obligation. Apology, restitution, compensation and guarantees of non-repetition are no longer matters of goodwill, but of duty.
Under the visionary leadership of President John Dramani Mahama, African Union Champion for Reparations, and in unity with our kith and kin across the African Union, CARICOM and the diaspora, our just cause advances. The blood that binds us is stronger than the oceans that appeared to separate us.
Justice does not expire with time.
Read the Committee's landmark General Recommendation No. 40: https://t.co/4b8lIsf8GG
For God and Country. 🇬🇭🙏🏾
Yesterday I addressed the African Union Executive Council’s extraordinary meeting on Conflict Resolution and Prevention in Angola.
I called for an honest introspection on the real causes of conflict.
I demanded an immediate end to the normalization of conflict and extremism on the continent, particularly as we are running out of time in creating a new and transformed Africa.
My presentation urged African leaders to focus attention on the real drivers of conflict being injustice, lack of opportunities for the youth, underdevelopment, corruption, resource exploitation, intolerance, insincerity and serving as pawns for proxy forces.
I reminded colleague African Foreign Ministers that the recent depressing images from the avalanche of over 72,000 young Africans who breached fences to enter Ceuta in Spain should bring home the urgency of silencing the guns and an imperative to divert resources from funding conflicts to creating jobs.
End of contest
Pope John SHS & Min. Sem: 47pts
Ofori Panin SHS: 31pts
Osei Tutu SHS: 22pts
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Congratulations to colleagues at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for being adjudged the best ministry for the second consecutive year at the 2026 Civil Service Games.
It appears, at this rate, we shall need a bigger trophy cabinet.
A really great honour to celebrate all award winners and present special MFA prizes.
I also announced that national service personnel who won awards are guaranteed employment in our ministry.
Ghana’s diplomats are multitalented and exceptionally healthy.
317 passports of recent flood victims have so far been replaced for FREE after successful stringent security and validation protocols.
More free replacements underway.
Resetting with Compassion.
For God and Country.
Thank you very much for the kind and memorable visit, Queen Asabia Kropa.
For many decades you excelled in showcasing vintage Ghanaian highlife music and kente to the world with panache, and gave real meaning to cultural diplomacy.
God bless you for inspiring many generations to value our identity and heritage.
Ghana holds you in high esteem.