Tulips of Herald

 By Shine Esi Kwawukumey  GJA President Albert Kwabena Dwumfour  The President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Mr. Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, has delivered a strong call for justice, accountability, and the protection of press freedom in Ghana at a news conference held today at the Ghana International Press Centre. Addressing journalists, media stakeholders, and invited guests, Mr. Dwumfour emphasized the association’s unyielding commitment to seeking justice for slain journalist Ahmed Suale.  While acknowledging the arrest and trial of a suspect, the GJA President expressed dissatisfaction with the pace and transparency of the investigation, reiterating the GJA’s intention to escalate the matter to the ECOWAS Court of Justice if necessary. “We will only shift from our position when we are totally convinced that justice is at hand,” Mr. Dwumfour stated, adding that similar international action is being considered in the case of journalist Latif Iddrisu. The...

By Shine Esi Kwawukumey President John Dramani Mahama  Ghanaians across the nation commemorated Easter 2025 with a blend of solemn religious observances and vibrant cultural festivities. The season unfolded with a strong sense of hope, resilience, and togetherness, underscoring the enduring significance of the season.​ On Friday, April 18, President John Dramani Mahama addressed thousands gathered at the Black Star Square for the annual Good Friday Miracle Service organised by the Lighthouse Group of Churches.  President Mahama at the Good Friday Miracle Service  In a message that was both pastoral and presidential, he drew inspiration from the sacrifice and resurrection of Christ to speak on the urgent need for national renewal. “I believe with all my heart that our dear nation Ghana shall rise again,” he declared, to loud applause.  “Our economy shall recover, our youth will find opportunity, our families will flourish and thrive.” He called on citizens, churches, ...