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Odeneho Kwafo Akoto III - Akwamumanhene exchanging pleasantries with Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark at the Bogyawe Palace, Akwamufie on the 25th of November 2017. The Queen of Denmark is on a state visit to Ghana and payed a courtesy call on the Akwamuhene. The Queen also wanted to connect to history by looking at the original Osu Christianborg Castle keys which was retained as a trophy by the Akwamuhene in 1694 when he returned the castle to the Danes. It was a historic and colorful occasion. God bless Ghana, God bless Akwamuman and Denmark. History behind the over 300 years old original Osu Christianborg Castle keys: Nana Asamini First Black Governor - Osu Christianborg Castle (1693 - 1694) Another person whose life and career present many interesting facets was Asomani (Asemmani) of Akwamu. Said to have been first employed as a cook in the English forts at Accra,'after learning the 'white man's ways' he established himself as a trader at Accra,...

The National President of the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) Mrs Cecilia Kwakye Cofie, has asked the government, to as a matter of urgency, release subsidies which has been in arrears for three terms to the school. She said the schools risked being closed down prematurely if the absorbed fees by the government had not reached the schools “immediately”. Speaking at the 68th Speech and Prize-Giving Day of Winneba Secondary School in Winneba on Saturday, she said “the major challenges confronting the Senior High School (SHS) is the arrears and subsidies, release of payment of scholarship to SHS and the renege on the part of the government to supply food to the schools. It was on the theme: “Quality Education: The Socio-Economic Need of Ghana” A school gate, sponsored by the 1995 “6th form” year group was also inaugurated during the ceremony. Submission of enrolment Mrs Cofie said although the heads of school have submitted the enrolment figures and also eng...

Following the announcement earlier yesterday that Michael Emenalo has  decided to stand down from his role  as technical director, he spoke to Chelsea TV. Below is what he said in the interview, which can also be watched here...   How difficult a decision was it for you to take? After 10 years here, 10 wonderful, successful years, but very demanding years, it is a very tough decision to decide to step aside. It is entirely my decision and it has come about for very simple reasons. I need an opportunity to get to see my young kids grow and also to step back and reflect on the work that I have done here and the things that we have been able to accomplish together in this great club. So a tough decision to come to, is it something that has been weighing on your mind for some time? It is something I have been thinking about for quite some time now and it is something I have discussed with my ...