ARTICLE WAN – TOOWA (PROD BY ARTICLE WAN)

The Solo Hitmaker Article Wan bring to us another new banger which he dubbed “Toowa” which was produced by himself. It’s a banger download and Listen.
Article Wan – Toowa (Prod by Article Wan)
 [Download] 

Shatta Wale – Allo ft. Kwaw Kese (Prod. by Willis Beatz)

Shatta Movement Empire presents this new collaboration from the Dancehall King, Shatta Wale and the man insane, Kwaw Kese. Dubbed Allo, the song address pretenders and fake wannabes. Check out the Willis Beatz produced song for yourself and let’s know your take on it, download and enjoy. [Download] 

Samini – Mi Sumor Bo ft Wisa Greid (Prod By JayNero Music)

High Grade Family and the African Dancehall King Samini teams up with hitmaker Wisa on this high tempo jam they call Mi Sumor Bo,a jam produced by Jay Nero. check it out below

Samini – Mi Sumor Bo ft Wisa Greid (Prod By JayNero Music) [Download] 

Music Download: Shasha Wale - 'NIMA GYAL' (Prod. by Abola)

Brand new jam by controversial Accra based WA dancehall act SHASHA WALE, He calls this NIMA GYAL, Enjoy. [Download] 

Liku VimBwoy ft Stargyal Denora-Baddest (Prod by Jay Nero Muzik)

The VimBass & DanceHall Beast "LIKU VIMBWOY" From The Camp Of VimTinz/MYC teams up with the street Queen of dancehall and newly signed AMG artist "STARGYAL DENORA" bring to us this brand new banger tagged "BADDEST".

Download this one here and add it to your playlist. Good music lasts forever. Production credit going to Jay Nero Muzik (JMF) Enjoy!!![Download] 

Bloody Conflict between two ethnics, Konkombas and Dagombas at the Yam Market at Agbogbloshie-Accra

Restlessness are high at Agbogbloshie in Accra which has lead bloody clash between Konkombas and Dagombas.

The clash have claimed the lives of two persons with a pregnant woman confirmed to be in a critical condition. A joint military and police team have been deployed to the scene and are trying to restore calm.

Some residents and market women were spotted running for their lives as tear gas and bullets were fired sporadically between the two factions.

One account of the cause of the clashes is that a member of one ethnic group stole a phone owned by the other ethnic group.

The suspected thief was beaten up but he mobilised people from his ethnic group for a retaliation.

This degenerated into a free for all fight between the two ethnic groups.

This Ethnic clash and resultant attacks at the Accra slum are not new.
Three young men were killed in ethnic clashes in 2009.

In 2014, there was a similar clash between Dagombas and Nanumbas over a motorbike, GH₵70, and copper wire.

In April 2015, clashes between Dagombas and Zabarima traders left four, including a policeman, injured.

Several people in the Yam market area in Agbogbloshie,were also injured while a number of properties were vandalised and destroyed in the process. Some individuals were seen being rushed to the hospital, after being hit by bullets.

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[News]:Kumasi troubles ‘under control’ – Akufo-Addo

President Akufo-Addo has said that the recent confusion witnessed in the Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi, is being addressed.

According to him, this is to reassure Ghanaians of his government’s commitment to work under the Rule of Law.

Addressing the press at Peduase Lodge after a 3-day retreat with government officials, the President called for support from Ghanaians, to help him deliver on his mandate.

“In all the difficulties that have emerged, the events in Kumasi, we believe that those events are systematically being brought under control in the way that they should be, and reassuring the nation that he commitment that we made that we are going to serve Ghana under the conditions of the rule of law,” he said.

Many Ghanaians have criticized the President and Members of his New Patriotic Party for not condemning attacks carried out by a vigilante group affiliated to the party, Delta Force, who stormed the premises of the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council last month, and manhandled the President’s appointee for the Regional Security Coordinator position in a bloody attack.

An attempt to make some of the culprits involved face the law took an interesting turn last week, when other members of the group stormed the Kumasi Circuit Court, and freed the 13 of their members who were facing charges for causing the earlier disturbances.

The group vandalized some court property, and almost assaulted the Judge, Mary Senkyere, after she had ruled that, the accused be remanded to reappear before the court on the 20th of April, 2017.

Many have called on the President to publicly condemn the attack, but the President in his address said, he believes the matter is being addressed appropriately.

He also assured the public that his government is committed to delivering on its mandate in accordance with the Rule of Law.

“We are not wavering in that commitment. We believe that the overwhelming majority of the Ghanaian people support us in that commitment,” he said.

“Collectively, we are determined to deliver. We want the Ghanaian people to know that all those things that we said we are going to do, which we have begun to do, we are determined to do,” he added.
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By: Jonas Nyabor/citifmonline.com/

[Photos]:Fire ravages stores near Kumasi Central Market

Fire has gutted several stores and a truck at Roman Hill, close to the Kumasi Central Market in the Ashanti Region.
The fire reportedly started around 1.30pm today [Monday], April 10.

According to Citi News’ Lauretta Timah, items worth hundreds of thousands of cedis have been destroyed in the outbreak.

The cause of the fire is not immediately known, as fire officers are currently at the scene battling the inferno.

The Kumasi Central Market has seen a series of fire outbreaks in the past, although this particular fire has not yet engulfed portions of the market.
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By: Jonas Nyabor/citifmonline.com/Ghana

[Photos]:Fire ravages stores near Kumasi Central Market

Fire has gutted several stores and a truck at Roman Hill, close to the Kumasi Central Market in the Ashanti Region.
The fire reportedly started around 1.30pm today [Monday], April 10.

According to Citi News’ Lauretta Timah, items worth hundreds of thousands of cedis have been destroyed in the outbreak.

The cause of the fire is not immediately known, as fire officers are currently at the scene battling the inferno.

The Kumasi Central Market has seen a series of fire outbreaks in the past, although this particular fire has not yet engulfed portions of the market.
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By: Jonas Nyabor/citifmonline.com/Ghana

I CAN BE THE MUSIGA PRESIDENT-BECCA

Popular songstress, Becca is confident she’ll be an efficient President of Musician Union of Ghana when the opportunity presents itself.

Speaking on ‘Di Wu Lane Mu’ on Kasapa 102.5Fm, with host Kwame Bee, the ‘Beshiwo’ singer said she is so keen on the well being of musicians.

“Most people who know me very well will attest to the fact that I always want the well being of musicians in this industry but I haven’t thought of being a president though I know very well that when I’m given the mantle as MUSIGA president I will be efficient.”

According to her, she would be privileged to research into the vital areas of MUSIGA to be abreast with issues relating to the institution before she will finally take the mantle to lead as president of MUSIGA.

“But for now I wouldn’t want to get involved in things I’ve little knowledge in so I want to do more research before getting into it. Being a musician, I’m already a registered member of MUSIGA but the only thing is that I want to do things I’ve more knowledge about. If God permits me to take up the MUSIGA Presidency mantle then I will, If Madam Diana Akumi was able to become MUSIGA President, I think I can also.”

Becca will be competing with Adina, MzVee, Petrah and Piesie Esther for Female Vocalist of the year at upcoming VGMA. She was also nominated in highlife artiste of the year category alongside Kofi Kinaata and Bisa Kdei.

2 Nigerian women arrested for human trafficking in Ghana

Two Nigerian women have been arrested by the police for allegedly trafficking six women from their country to Ghana, for prostitution.

The suspects, Ify Mba,33, and Amanda Eze Chioma, alias Faith, were reported to have told the victims from Abia, Delta,Enugu and Anamora states in Nigeria, aged between 21 and 26 years, that they were sending them to Germany and Dubai to be employed as househelps.

The leader of the gang, only identified as Angel, is on the run, and being sought by the police.

The suspects on arrival at Ghana, were said to have made their victims swear oath to engage in prostitution at some nightclubs at Baastona in Accra, and each was expected to pay 555,000,00 Naira (equivalent to $2,000) to the suspects.

The Baastona Divisional Police Commander, Chief Superintendent Felix Cosmos told journalists at a press conference in Accra yesterday that the suspects were in the custody of the police assisting in investigations.

He said on March 24,at about 7pm,the police had information that a group of Nigerian girls were spotted being escorted by some women into a hotel (name withheld)within Baatsona for prostitution.

Chief Sup Cosmos said the police arrested the suspect, and rescued the victims, whoa refused to practise prostitution, and were locked in the hotel room without food.

Chief Supt Cosmos said the victims told the police that the suspects brought them to Ghana on transit to Germany and Dubai, but were forced to engage in prostitution.

He said investigation revealed that four of the victims were brought on March 14 and locked up in the hotel room.

Chief Supt Cosmos said the other two victims were brought into the country on March 23, for the same purpose.

He said the suspects would be handed over to the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of the Criminal Investigation Department, for further investigations.

Chief Supt Cosmos appealed to hoteliers to identify and report such characters to the police, adding that, “The Police would continue to work with such stakeholders to crack down on such menace”.

One of the victims (name withheld) toldThe Ghanaian Times that they were lured into the country by the suspects for prostitution.

“When I arrived in the country two days ago, and I told them to take me back to Nigerian, they locked me and my friend in the hotel and left till evening without food.” she lamented.

[Sports Highlight]:Ghana drops to 45th position in latest FIFA Ranking

Ghana has dropped to 45th from the 43rd position in the latest FIFA Rakings released on Thursday.
Egypt remained the Africa No.1 country as they moved up one place to 35th on the table.

Ghana is now eighth in the African rankings behind Senegal, Cameroon, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Congo DR and Tunisia respectively

Brazil capped off a fine fortnight of football as they moved to the top of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, reclaiming their seat at the top of the podium after a seven-year chasm.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 4 May 2017.

Check out how Shatta Wale and Criss Waddle Reacted to Medikal's Zero Awards at VGMAs2017

AMG Business act, Samuel ‘Medikal’ Frimpong won zero plaques at the just ended VGMAs.

The artist who walked into the ‘hot’ auditorium with a trench coat, seven nominations and his celebrity partner Sister Derby went home with nothing but ‘one Kalyppo, Two biscuits’.

But Shatta Wale has is not happy and has declared the Too Risky rapper his artist of the Year.

Shatta Wale tweeted to Medikal;
“Medikal is my artiste of the year ..But please don’t follow these foolish artiste to go for certain programs ..Be you!!!Do your ting. Bless”
See photos below for yourself:

Legon students arrested for academic fraud

Over twenty( 20) students of the university of Ghana, Legon have been incarcerated for attempting to defraud the academic records system

Vice Chancellor of University of Ghana Prof.

The Bureau of National Investigation BNI has arrested over 20 students of University of Ghana (UG) for hacking the schools’ academic records system.

This was disclosed by the Vice Chancellor of University of Ghana Prof. Ebenezer Oduro Owusu at the Central Cafeteria OF University of Ghana where he observed the Palm Sunday with a group of students.

According to him, these students attempted to hack into the University of Ghana records system (MIS WEB) in order to change their grades.Prof Oduro Owusu said these locked students are under the custody of the Bureau of National Investigation BNI for further investigations.

He adds that the security of the MIS WEB system has been tightened and it would not be easy to get around it”.

It is better to fail and resit than to cheat. ” The resit may be a testimony” he remarked.

He concluded by sounding a note of caution to all and sundry that, any student or person for that matter who is found guilty of attempting to hack the system would be expelled and handed over to the police.

The VC sdmonished students to tell miscreants who approach them with the proposal to help them change their grades : ” You Devil, Get Away From Me!!!”.

Source:pulse.com.gh

Shasha Wale- Too Much (Prod. by Bantino)

New song by talented Wa Dancehall artist Shasha Wale, he calls this Too Much. Enjoy [Download] 

Article Wan vows to make history at Ghana Music Awards

‘Solo’ hitmaker Article Wan is thinking beyond winning an award or more at this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music awards.

The young musician who had three nominations at the 2017 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards has told Zionfelix on Radio Univers’ Brunc2Lunch entertainment show that he will always make sure his song is nominated each year for the Most Popular Song of The Year category.

According to him, he sees the “Most Popular Song of The Year” category as the “Overall Artiste Of The Year” category so he plans to release a hit song each year to make him gain nomination in the category and also win the award on the big night. To him, “Most Popular Song of The Year” award is the most prestigious on the night hence his plan to gain nomination and win it.

When Zionfelix asked if he has released the hit song he expects to be nominated for next year’s Most Popular Song of The Year category, the singer replied that the year has not ended so lets keep our fingers crossed.

On his expectation on Saturday, April 8 evening, Article Wan opined that Ghana Music Awards is a win or lose issue so he is ready to accept the outcome because life continues after the event.
Article Wan was nominated for Best New Artiste Of The Year, Afro Pop Song Of The Year and Most Popular Song Of The Year categories.

2017 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards is happening on Saturday, April 8 at the Accra International Conference Center. Artistes billed for the event are Sarkodie, M.anifest, E.L, Nacee, MzVee, Kofi Kinaata, Becca, Stonebwoy, Runtown, Adina, Akwaboah, Medikal and many others.

Source:Zionfelix
Posted by:burnuppgh|Nabeel Moomin Ali

My Brother Is My Inspiration - Deborah Vanessa

Model, TV Presenter and Singer Deborah Vanessa Owusu, more commonly known in entertainment circles as Sister Debbie, has revealed that the only person that inspires her a lot is her brother.

According to her, she’s very proud and happy to have a brother like Wanlov because he is very creative when it’s come to her music and everything she does in life.

The Uncle Obama singer was a guest with wanlov de kubolor on the KSM show with her
“My brother inspires me a lot, he’s very kindhearted and creative when it’s come to my video concert and he’s very original, he doesn’t copy anybody though we are sometimes inspired by peoples work Kubolor is just my inspiration”, She said.

Sister Deborah recently confirmed her love affair with AMG Records act Medikal that indeed, both are entangled in a love web and nothing can separate that.

But her brother Kubolor alleged that majority of the people saying her affair with Medikal wish they have could have her and most of the ladies waiting for their breakup wish they could also have the AMG Act.

“My fans and even my friends are still in denials because they think my affair with Medikal is a contract, some are even saying Criss Waddle has given me 20,000 thousand dollar for publicity stunt and I praise God”, says Deborah.

Source: Ghanaweb.com
Posted by: GHbeep.com|Nabeel Moomin Ali

Legon Student Pleads With Authorities To Stop Shatta Wale From Performing Profane Songs On Campus

A final year student of the University of Ghana, Legon, Maxwell Amofia is asking authorities of the school to prevent Ghanaian musicians from performing profane songs whenever they are on campus to entertain their fans.

The Radio Univers presenter who is not enthused about some songs dancehall artiste Shatta Wale sang over the weekend when he stormed Bani Hall artiste night, asked heads of the institution to check songs musicians plan to perform when they are billed for shows at Legon. In a mail Mr. Amofia sent to Zionfelix.net, he stated that these checks would help contribute to the good morals the school wants to give the students.

Below is what Maxwell Amofia, a final year student of the University of Ghana sent to Zionfelix.net concerning Shatta Wale’s performance on Legon campus, April 1.

"For every well-organised musical show, the managers largely determine the number of songs an artiste will perform and sometimes the specific songs that should be performed. This is obviously done in line with the purpose and aim of organising the event or show.

If organisers or sponsors are supposed to check the songs these artistes perform even at outdoor events and clubs, wouldn’t it be prudent to do same when these artistes are billed to perform in educational institutions like the University of Ghana?

When an artiste has extremely profane songs which are popular or hits, a corporate institution that organises a show should be able to point out to the artiste that profane songs are not suitable for certain environments especially an educational institution.

The story was quite different when Busy Internet partnered United Nations Hall (Bani) for their 2017 Artiste Night on the campus of the University of Ghana. Billed for the night were Shatta Wale, Keche, T-Phlow, King Promise among other artistes.
Shatta Wale mounted the stage around 9:30pm and performed for an hour. Aside his Radio friendly songs, the SM Boss also performed a number of lyrically explicit songs not befitting for a campus show that doesn’t only intend to entertain but also educate.

He performed tunes like ‘Wo Mame Tw3’, and ‘Onyeaye Sorr’. Both songs speak about commonly known Ghanaian insults referring to the vagina of one’s Mother. This is a clear disrespect to womanhood and motherhood.

Shatta Wale performed at the Glo Caf Awards last year but was instructed to perform only one song titled ‘Reality’, which has no trace of profanity. In an interview, he admitted that there was no way he could have objected. So why did organisers of this show allow for such a disturbing incident to occur?

If the Dean of Students checks on the time show on campus end and the nature of these shows, shouldn’t he also check on some of these acts of immorality? Should a school that seeks to teach good morals host shows that will make derogatory remarks about the female reproductive organ?

Just a month ago, female dancehall artiste Ebony mounted a stage on the same campus and she was seen touching and playing with her private organ throughout the show. As if we hadn’t had enough, she ordered for a bed to be brought on stage. The next thing we realised was that she had pounced on a boy on the bed and was displaying what should have been limited to the bedroom.

Why has the Dean of Students of the University of Ghana been silent on such issues? Perhaps, it hasn’t gotten to his attention yet.

I love to see Shatta Wale perform everyday but his management team together with organisers of events should scrutinise his selected songs even before the day of the show. There should be some sanctity on our campuses".

Source: Zionfelix.
Posted by BurnuppGH

Legon Student Pleads With Authorities To Stop Shatta Wale From Performing Profane Songs On Campus

A final year student of the University of Ghana, Legon, Maxwell Amofia is asking authorities of the school to prevent Ghanaian musicians from performing profane songs whenever they are on campus to entertain their fans.

The Radio Univers presenter who is not enthused about some songs dancehall artiste Shatta Wale sang over the weekend when he stormed Bani Hall artiste night, asked heads of the institution to check songs musicians plan to perform when they are billed for shows at Legon. In a mail Mr. Amofia sent to Zionfelix.net, he stated that these checks would help contribute to the good morals the school wants to give the students.

Below is what Maxwell Amofia, a final year student of the University of Ghana sent to Zionfelix.net concerning Shatta Wale’s performance on Legon campus, April 1.

"For every well-organised musical show, the managers largely determine the number of songs an artiste will perform and sometimes the specific songs that should be performed. This is obviously done in line with the purpose and aim of organising the event or show.

If organisers or sponsors are supposed to check the songs these artistes perform even at outdoor events and clubs, wouldn’t it be prudent to do same when these artistes are billed to perform in educational institutions like the University of Ghana?

When an artiste has extremely profane songs which are popular or hits, a corporate institution that organises a show should be able to point out to the artiste that profane songs are not suitable for certain environments especially an educational institution.

The story was quite different when Busy Internet partnered United Nations Hall (Bani) for their 2017 Artiste Night on the campus of the University of Ghana. Billed for the night were Shatta Wale, Keche, T-Phlow, King Promise among other artistes.
Shatta Wale mounted the stage around 9:30pm and performed for an hour. Aside his Radio friendly songs, the SM Boss also performed a number of lyrically explicit songs not befitting for a campus show that doesn’t only intend to entertain but also educate.

He performed tunes like ‘Wo Mame Tw3’, and ‘Onyeaye Sorr’. Both songs speak about commonly known Ghanaian insults referring to the vagina of one’s Mother. This is a clear disrespect to womanhood and motherhood.

Shatta Wale performed at the Glo Caf Awards last year but was instructed to perform only one song titled ‘Reality’, which has no trace of profanity. In an interview, he admitted that there was no way he could have objected. So why did organisers of this show allow for such a disturbing incident to occur?

If the Dean of Students checks on the time show on campus end and the nature of these shows, shouldn’t he also check on some of these acts of immorality? Should a school that seeks to teach good morals host shows that will make derogatory remarks about the female reproductive organ?

Just a month ago, female dancehall artiste Ebony mounted a stage on the same campus and she was seen touching and playing with her private organ throughout the show. As if we hadn’t had enough, she ordered for a bed to be brought on stage. The next thing we realised was that she had pounced on a boy on the bed and was displaying what should have been limited to the bedroom.

Why has the Dean of Students of the University of Ghana been silent on such issues? Perhaps, it hasn’t gotten to his attention yet.

I love to see Shatta Wale perform everyday but his management team together with organisers of events should scrutinise his selected songs even before the day of the show. There should be some sanctity on our campuses".

Source: Zionfelix.
Posted by BurnuppGH

Arabian Gulf Cup results: Asamoah Gyan marks Al Ahli debut with goal against former club Al Ain

Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan won his seventh title in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday as Al Ahli defeated Al-Shabab 2-0 in the final of the Gulf League Cup at the Rashid Al-Maktoum Stadium.

The game between the two Dubai city rivals was settled with a brace from Senegalese striker Makete Diop in the fifth and 77th minutes.
Gyan was sent on as a 72nd-minute substitute to shore up the attack with Al Ahli leading by the lone goal.

He missed an opportunity to double the lead before Diop put the game beyond their rivals.
Ghanaian Nana Poku played for Shabab.

The League Cup victory is a consolation for Al Ahli who are on the verge of surrendering their league title to Al Jazira.

The 31-year-old Black Stars captain has now won seven titles in the United Arab Emirates, including three Arab Gulf League titles (won with Al Ain), a Presidents Cup and two Super Cup titles.

Gyan is on loan from Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG.

Ladies check this out: Yeast Infections.

Yeast infections are manifested by the increase of the level of yeast in the vagina most commonly caused by a fungus called candida albicans.

This condition can affect all women but is more common among women who have a weaker immune system; it can also affect men.

Yeast infections are recurring and while they do not have major health impacts they are very annoying and inconvenient.

Medical Treatment
Yeast infections can be treated by anti-fungal medication. Yeast infections will take about three days to be treated.

It can be taken orally in the form of pills or intervaginally by applying certain creams in the vaginal area. The treatment is decided depending on the strength of the infection and the preference of the patient.

However, oral pills can cause side effects such as nausea and upset stomach.

Cause of Yeast
The candida albicans fungus usually exists in the mouth and the vagina. Yeast infections are caused by an increase in the fungus in the vaginal area.

Women who are more susceptible to a yeast infection are those who are pregnant, who are on antibiotics, who have diabetes, or have a weakened immune system because of another disease.

Some research has shown that oral contraceptives could cause yeast infections, although this has not been conclusive.

Symptoms of Yeast
•Itching in the vaginal area
•Vaginal discharge
•Pain during urination or during sexual intercourse
•Potential inflammation in the vulva area

Alternative Treatments
There are some natural remedies that can help treat yeast infections.

•√Probiotics are the friendly bacteria that can balance out the yeast and block the growth of the candida bacteria. They are present in yoghurts and can also be taken in the form of supplements.

•√Diluted tea tree oil is thought to help alleviate the symptoms of yeast infections;however, it is not widely supported by research.

•√Eat garlic as it can destroy fungus, and drink pure cranberry juice that can acidify the yeast and help reduce the symptoms.

Tips To Avoid Symptoms Of Yeast Infections

•√Only use water to wash your vagina and avoid douching, using perfumed soaps, shower gels and deodorants.

•√Avoid using latex condoms, spermicides, and lubricants.

•√Wearing cotton underwear is best, as much as you can try to avoid synthetic underwear and tight clothing.
Change your underwear after working out.

Concerns

Consult with your doctor if you have yeast infection symptoms, while:

•√You are pregnant
•√Have a sexually transmitted diseases
•√If the yeast infections recur twice within a year
•√If you found that the antifungal medication to be ineffective or if you had a bad reaction to a medication

Mrs Samira Bawumia, wife of the Vice President, has expressed concern about the rate of pregnancy among adolescent girls in Ghana.

Mrs Samira Bawumia, wife of the Vice President, has expressed concern about the rate of pregnancy among adolescent girls in Ghana.

Though adolescent pregnancies declined from 12.1 percent in 2015 to 11.8 percent in 2016, Mrs Bawumia said the rate needs further reduction if Ghana is to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 5 which targets gender equality and women empowerment by 2030.

Mrs Bawumia said this while addressing the National Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Advocacy forum in Kumasi.

The progamme, themed “Preventing Adolescent Pregnancy – A Shared Responsibility”, brought together stakeholders in the health sector to discuss and address issues affecting adolescent sexual and reproductive health.

With a the population of five million people in the Ashanti Region, 21.8 per cent constitute adolescents. In 2016, 395 teenagers got pregnant out of which 323 were minors between the ages of 10 and 17.

Mrs Bawumia bemoaned what she termed the high rate of teenage pregnancy and emphasized the need to prioritize the health of adolescents, who constitute 29.3 per cent of the country’s population.

She called for the creation of a safe and supportive environment for adolescents to access appropriate information on sexual and reproductive health.

The Director-General of Ghana Health Services, Dr Anthony Nsiah-Asare, expressed the hope that the launch of a five-year National Adolescent Health Service Policy and Strategy would help achieve the overall health sector goals for adolescents and young people.

Ashanti regional minister, Simon Osei-Mensah asked for collective effort towards addressing adolescent pregnancy to secure the future of most girls.

Source:Ibrahim Abubakar|TV3|3news.com|
Posted by:Nabeel Moomin Ali|BurnuppGH|

Kumasi Academy Senior High School(KUMACA) shut down over mysterious deaths

Parents rushed to Kumasi Academy to demand answers to the recent deaths

Kumasi Academy Senior High School (KUMACA) has been temporarily closed down after students protested Friday night, following the mysterious death of six students and a cook of the school.

The students say they are living in fear and unable to concentrate after the death of their colleagues.

Their protest was to demand the actual cause of the death which has claimed seven lives in one month, 3news.com and burnuppgh.blogspot.com has gathered.

They claimed a total of four students have died within just a week.

Parents Saturday morning thronged the school to take their wards home after school authorities asked the students to go home.

Most guardians have to take their wards home

Some parents who spoke to TV3 off camera said they can’t compromise the life of their wards, thus, the need to rush to the school and take their children home.

Some students were seen trying to reach their parents via the school phone booth.

Students made frantic calls to reach their parents to get them home

School authorities are tight-lipped over the incident and said they will respond at the appropriate time.

Source: Ibrahim Abubakar|3news.com|Ghana

Ladies, you’ve been wearing your underwear wrong all along

Experts believe that your underwear preferences could be affecting your health.
Octavia Cannon, a board-certified OBGYN, told Seventeen why women might be putting their health at risk with their underwear choices.

Instead of giving women a long lecture, however, Cannon kept it brief by outlining these six simple rules for picking out underwear.

1. Avoid thongs
Even though saucy lingerie can help turn up the heat in the bedroom, wearing a thong could be detrimental to your health.
Cannon explained the stringed undies can cause bacteria, including E. Coli, to spread from the anus to the vagina.

She revealed: “Think about where the string slides when you sit down in a thong.”
If you’re not willing to part with the skimpy panties anytime soon, take them off at night to give your body a breather.

2. Pink cotton undies
Cotton is a more breathable material than silk or other lacy undies.
Cannon believes that choosing the airy option can stop grossness festering in your underwear and prevent infection.

3. Always change your underwear after exercising.
The post-gym shower won’t do much for your hygiene unless you bring along a fresh pair of panties.

Cannon revealed that your sweaty fitness gear is often a place that harbors infection.
She explained: “Yeast and bacteria love a warm, moist, dark environment.”

Shasha Wale - 'WADAABODAA' (DJ Stomzy Diss) (Prod. by Vantino)

Dancehall act Shasha Wale releases this Diss track titled 'WaDaabodaa' which means 'Wa Market goat' in Dagaati. The song is directed towards Accra based DJ Stomzy who Shasha Wale accuses of insulting him. Listen now!! [Download]