Edward Acquah

1 month ago | metrotvonline.com | Edward Acquah

The Ghana Police Service has confirmed that both Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin and a police officer are under investigation following claims of mutual assault during the #SaveTheJudiciary protest. Mr. Afenyo-Markin voluntarily reported to the Police on Tuesday, May 7, 2025, in response to a formal request from the Criminal Investigations Department (CID). His appearance follows allegations that he assaulted a police officer in the heat of the protest.

1 month ago | metrotvonline.com | Edward Acquah

It has been 120 days since President John Dramani Mahama resumed office, and while some residents of Mankessim in the Mfantseman Municipality of the Central region commend his efforts so far, others say they are still waiting for change. In interviews with Metro Tv, many residents voiced their frustration over long-standing challenges that remain unresolved.

1 month ago | metrotvonline.com | Edward Acquah

The Headmaster of Mawuli Senior High School, Mr. Benjamin Yawo Dei, has called on Parliament’s Education Committee to help replace the school’s prepaid electricity meters with post-paid ones, citing frequent power cuts that disrupt academic activities. “Each time the units run out, we’re plunged into darkness, and it becomes difficult for students to continue studying,” Mr. Dei said.

1 month ago | metrotvonline.com | Edward Acquah

A referee has been lynched and burned alive by an angry mob in Bukavu, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in a horrific act of mob justice that sent shockwaves through the country’s sporting and civic communities. Patrick Ngalamulume, better known as “Ngalas,” was attacked and killed in the Irambo neighborhood on the night of May 5-6. The 36-year-old referee was accused of theft without evidence before being brutally beaten and burned alive by residents.

1 month ago | metrotvonline.com | Edward Acquah

A prominent businessman, Alhaji Seidu has donated a car to Benjamin Asare, the goalkeeper for the Black Stars and Accra Hearts of Oak. The kind gesture followed a viral video that showed the national team player boarding a commercial minibus, popularly known as “Trotro”, like any ordinary citizen. The footage sparked a wave of conversation online, with many expressing surprise and concern over the lack of support for local footballers who serve the country at the highest level.