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German Music Legend Heino Endorses Daniel Jeddman Live on Hamburg-1

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In a remarkable moment on Andreas Ellermann’s popular music show on Hamburg-1, German music icon Heino publicly endorsed Ghanaian gospel singer Daniel Jeddman, raising both thumbs in approval after Jeddman delivered an impressive performance.

Heino, one of Germany’s most respected traditional and schlager voices, is known for his rare and meaningful public endorsements. His gesture toward Jeddman signals not only admiration but also recognition of the Ghanaian artiste’s vocal quality, stage presence, and growing musical influence in Europe.

The endorsement has sparked excitement among fans across Germany and Ghana, with many celebrating the moment as a breakthrough for African gospel representation on mainstream European media. Industry watchers say Heino’s approval could pave the way for wider collaborations, media visibility, and stronger acceptance of Jeddman’s work within German entertainment circles.

Daniel Jeddman continues to expand his footprint in Europe, and this endorsement from a German legend further cements his rising profile.

Daniel Jeddman Wins “Male Artiste of the Year – Europe” at Contemporary Gospel Music Awards (Ghana)

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Germany-based Ghanaian gospel singer Daniel Jeddman has added another honour to his growing résumé, winning Male Artiste of the Year – Europe at the recent Contemporary Gospel Music Awards (Ghana). The accolade reflects growing recognition of his contributions to gospel music across Europe and the Ghanaian diaspora.

Jeddman — whose music journey includes tracks like “Woara,” “Your Grace,” and the hit “Favour” (feat. MOG Music) — has long been a bridge between Ghanaian gospel roots and European audiences. 

His win is likely to raise his profile even further, potentially opening more doors for collaborations, international performances and greater visibility for gospel music in Europe.

Fans and supporters have taken to social media to congratulate him, praising his dedication and perseverance in representing Ghana abroad through gospel music.

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Karen Appiah Scores Four Minutes After Coming On as AC Milan Women Beat Napoli 2–0

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Ghana’s rising football sensation Karen Appiah continues to make headlines in Europe after scoring the decisive goal in AC Milan Women’s 2–0 victory over Napoli Women. The talented 18-year-old forward needed just four minutes to find the back of the net after being subbed on, delivering the match winner with confidence and composure beyond her age.

Appiah, who is currently eligible to represent both Ghana 🇬🇭 and Italy 🇮🇹, has quickly become one of the most exciting young prospects in women’s football. Her sharp movement, speed, and clinical finishing stood out the moment she stepped onto the pitch, leaving Milan fans buzzing and scouts paying attention.

Her performance further strengthens her case for a future call-up to the Black Queens or the future Black Princesses setup, as Ghana continues to track her development closely. Many Ghanaians on social media have already urged the Ghana Football Association to act fast before Italy moves to secure her talent for the Azzurre.

With performances like this, Karen Appiah is not just a player for the future — she is a star emerging right now. AC Milan Women will undoubtedly rely on her brilliance as the season progresses, and Ghanaian fans will continue to watch her journey with pride and high expectations.

Chantelle Boye Shines as Nottingham Forest Women Beat Sunderland 3-1

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Ghanaian star Chantelle Boye continued her sensational form as she scored twice to lead Nottingham Forest Women to a 3-1 victory over Sunderland in a thrilling league encounter.

Boye’s performance once again proved that Ghana is producing world-class talent, with her pace, skill, and finishing making a huge impact in England’s women’s football scene. The 22-year-old midfielder/forward has become a key player for Nottingham Forest, and fans are increasingly referring to her as “on fire” after her recent goal-scoring streak.

The victory cements Nottingham Forest Women’s position in the league, while Boye’s contributions highlight her growing reputation as one of Ghana’s brightest stars abroad. Social media erupted with praise, with many Ghanaian supporters celebrating her display of talent and claiming her as a proud example of the country’s footballing potential.

Boye now has a remarkable tally this season, and if her current form continues, she could soon be on the radar of even bigger European clubs. For Ghana, her exploits are proof that the nation continues to produce players capable of making waves on the international stage.

Can Benjamin Asare Handle the World Cup Alone? Calls Grow for GFA to Add Jayden Owusu

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A heated debate has erupted among Ghanaian football fans as growing concerns emerge over whether goalkeeper Benjamin Asare can shoulder the full responsibility of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With the Black Stars placed in a tough group, many supporters believe the task ahead is far too heavy for Asare to manage alone.

While Asare has shown impressive form in recent months, critics argue that the pressure of the World Cup—combined with the caliber of opponents Ghana will face—requires more than a single dependable shot-stopper. Fans on social media and several football analysts are now urging the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to call up rising talent Jayden Owusu to strengthen the goalkeeping department.

According to the growing public sentiment, Owusu’s agility, reflexes, and promising international appearances make him the perfect secondary option to support Asare. Supporters argue that relying solely on one goalkeeper in a global tournament is risky, especially when injuries, fatigue, or tactical changes can shift the dynamics of a match instantly.

Others, however, maintain that Asare deserves the full confidence of the nation. They believe introducing another goalkeeper at this critical moment may disrupt the chemistry of the squad, insisting that consistency in the goalkeeping role is crucial for a successful World Cup run.

As the debate intensifies, the GFA faces mounting pressure to make a decisive call. With Ghana’s World Cup opener fast approaching, the question remains: Will the Black Stars rely solely on Benjamin Asare, or will Jayden Owusu be brought in to share the weight of expectation?

The discussion continues to divide fans, but one thing is clear — Ghana cannot afford mistakes on the world’s biggest football stage.

Gospel Community Mourns — Maame Tiwaa Reportedly Dies

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News outlets across Ghana are reporting the death of Maame Tiwaa, the longtime vocalist of Yaw Sarpong & Asomafo. According to the reports, she passed in the early hours of Sunday, December 7, 2025. 

Her longtime manager described her as “a true representation of loyalty,” highlighting that she had stood by Yaw Sarpong and the group for decades. 

📚 Her Legacy — A Pillar of Ghanaian Gospel Music

Maame Tiwaa’s voice was a defining element of many gospel classics produced by Asomafo. She contributed to the group’s distinctive sound for over 40 years.  Many fans and fellow musicians now remember her as one of Ghana’s “golden voices,” celebrated for her silky vocals and deep spiritual expression.  In 2025, she accepted on behalf of Yaw Sarpong the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, underlining her close professional and personal association with the band. 

😢 The Immediate Aftermath — Shock, Grief & Tributes

Word of her passing prompted an outpouring of grief in the gospel-music community and among fans. Many social-media users, churchgoers, and musicians have already shared tributes, recounting how her voice brought comfort, hope, and spiritual upliftment over generations. 

As of now, no official cause of death or funeral details have been made public. 

✨ What Her Passing Means — End of an Era

The reports mark what many consider the end of an era in Ghanaian gospel music. Maame Tiwaa — once the steady, powerful voice alongside Yaw Sarpong — helped shape the sound of Asomafo that resonated with generations. Her passing leaves a void not only in the band but in the hearts of gospel-music lovers nationwide.

Her death also draws attention to the respect and recognition behind “backing vocalists” and bandmates — those who often stay out of the limelight, but whose contributions are indispensable.

Ghana Drawn Into Tough Group L for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

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Football excitement has reached fever pitch as Ghana has officially been drawn into Group L for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The draw, held at the prestigious Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., placed the Black Stars in one of the tournament’s most competitive groups.

Group L consists of:

Ghana 🇬🇭

England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Croatia 🇭🇷

Panama 🇵🇦

The announcement has sparked intense debate among fans, analysts, and former players, with many describing the group as “challenging but promising.” England and Croatia, both European powerhouses, present top-tier competition, while Panama brings unpredictability and explosive pace.

Football analysts are already weighing in, predicting that Ghana’s chances heavily depend on squad fitness, tactical discipline, and consistent performance across all three matches. Supporters, however, remain hopeful—citing the Black Stars’ history of rising to major occasions and their improved performances under the current technical team.

Social media has exploded with reactions, with the phrase “Awurade Kasa!” trending as fans call for divine intervention and national unity ahead of the tournament.

As the countdown to 2026 continues, one question stands tall:

Will Ghana qualify from the group stage?

Only time—and performance on the pitch—will tell.

2 Dead, 13 Injured in Head-On Collision on Accra–Kumasi Highway

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A deadly collision on the Accra–Kumasi Highway has claimed two lives and left thirteen others injured, according to an official report from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS). The tragic incident occurred on December 4, 2025, along the Anyinam–Enyiresi stretch of the highway.

The Anyinam Fire Station received the distress call at 09:21 hours and immediately dispatched a rescue team, which arrived on scene at 09:36 hours. Upon arrival, GNFS personnel discovered two occupants of a Honda Pilot trapped in the mangled vehicle. The victims were extricated and rushed to the Enyiresi Government Hospital, where they were later confirmed dead.

Thirteen additional passengers—believed to be occupants of the Toyota Hiace—had already been transported to the hospital before the fire service team arrived.

Eyewitness accounts indicate that the crash was caused by a wrongful overtaking attempt by the driver of the Toyota Hiace. The vehicle reportedly lost control and collided head-on with the oncoming Honda Pilot, resulting in severe damage and multiple casualties.

GNFS officers secured the area, cleared debris, and restored the smooth flow of traffic by 11:05 hours. Authorities have since launched further investigations into the incident.

The accident has renewed public concern over reckless driving and overtaking on major highways, with many calling for stricter enforcement to curb rising crashes during the festive season.

45-Year-Old Man Allegedly Hangs Himself at Ablekuma Olebu

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A tragic incident has shaken residents of Ablekuma Olebu in the Anyaa Sowutuom Constituency of the Greater Accra Region, as a man believed to be in his late 40s was found dead after allegedly hanging himself.

The deceased, identified only as O.P, was a known member of the Ghana Drunkards Association, a social group noted for its advocacy for responsible consumption of locally produced alcoholic beverages, especially akpeteshie.

According to the Association’s president, Moses Drybone, the late O.P. had recently complained bitterly about the troubling behaviour of his wife. Due to the constant marital tension, he reportedly left home and sought refuge among friends in search of peace and emotional relief.

In an interview with Okogyeabour Ocran, Moses explained that the deceased had been missing since last week Saturday. A search was launched shortly afterward, leading to the heartbreaking discovery of his lifeless body hanging from a ceiling bar in his room, tied with a sponge.

By the time he was found, the body had already begun decomposing.

Police officers later arrived at the scene and conveyed the remains to their facility for safe keeping. Authorities say a detailed investigation has commenced to establish the exact circumstances surrounding his death.

The community remains in shock, with many calling for increased mental health support, early intervention, and stronger family counseling structures to help citizens facing emotional or domestic challenges.

Onitsha Prince Memorial High Boys Mining 1 Female Classmate In Omagba School Toilet

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Instead of students to learn, this is what they’re now inspired doing after school. Another sad trending video all over the internet.

Amid the crises in Nigeria, students have found a new way to sway their depressions. A female student whose name is withheld was used as a toothbrush to the strong boys deception.

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