William Narh

Accra

Broadcast Journalist at Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

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Energy sector ‘bleeding’ from IPP deals - Analyst warns

8 hours ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Executive Director of the Centre for Environmental and Sustainable Energy, Benjamin Nsiah, has called for an urgent review of Ghana’s existing contracts with Independent Power Producers (IPPs), warning that the current arrangements are financially unsustainable and contribute significantly to the country’s energy sector debt. Nsiah argued that if Ghana is serious about solving the financial crisis in the energy sector, revisiting and renegotiating these contracts must be a priority.
Upper West Police secure conviction of notorious robbers in Wa

9 hours ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Upper West Regional Police Command has successfully secured the conviction and sentencing of two notorious robbers, bringing relief to residents of the Wa Municipality who have endured a wave of armed robberies in recent months. The convicts, Abdulai Ibrahim alias Baba, 34, a driver’s mate, and Abdulai Kipo, 36, a butcher, were found guilty of conspiracy to commit robbery and multiple counts of robbery.
GHC1.2bn emergency fuel cost ‘unjustified’ – Energy Analyst slams Govt

13 hours ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Executive Director of the Centre for Environmental and Sustainable Energy, Benjamin Nsiah, has questioned the government’s justification for the proposed GHC1.2 billion expenditure on emergency fuel, arguing that the figure lacks transparency and inconsistent with available data from energy sector institutions.
Ghc1 fuel levy key to ending energy sector crisis - Agbana

14 hours ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Member of Parliament for Ketu North, Edem Agbana, has defended the government’s decision to introduce an additional GHC1 levy, widely known as the Fuel Levy, on petroleum products, describing it as a crucial step toward resolving the long-standing challenges in Ghana’s energy sector.
W/R: Gory Tanokrom accident claims life of Radio Morning Show host

15 hours ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

A gory accident on Friday, June 6, at Tankokrom in Takoradi has claimed the life of Isaac Bonaray, popularly known as Ike Bonaray, the morning show host of Enchi-based Max FM. The tragic incident occurred as residents were preparing to mark the Eid Al-Adha holiday. Bonaray was run over by a faulty timber truck that was reversing and crashed into a mini-bus (trotro) in which he was a passenger.
OSP’s denial of Ofori-Atta’s medical report ‘blatant falsehood’ – Frank Davies

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

Frank Davies, legal counsel for former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, has strongly refuted claims by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) that it has not received any medical report justifying Ofori-Atta’s absence from scheduled appearances. The OSP, on June 2, alleged that the former minister had failed to submit medical documentation to support his health-related excuse for not appearing before the office.
Suspected drunk driver involved in crash on Aburi-Madina highway

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

A speeding driver, believed to have been under the influence of alcohol has been involved in a road accident on the Aburi-Madina Highway, causing temporary traffic congestion. The incident occurred on Friday afternoon, June 6, 2025, when the driver of a red Toyota Corolla with registration number GS 6332-17 lost control and rammed into a truck parked at the roadside, reportedly loading building blocks. The impact left the Corolla severely damaged, with debris scattered across the road.
COCOBOD drowning in GH¢33bn debt - Acting CEO reveals

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) is grappling with a crippling debt burden of approximately GH¢33 billion, with little relief in sight, according to the Acting Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Randy Abbey. Speaking on Joy News on Thursday, June 5, Dr. Abbey painted a bleak financial picture for the state-run cocoa regulator, stating that the institution remains under constant pressure from creditors, including agrochemical suppliers, banks, and legal entities.
Ghanaians no longer require visas to travel to Morocco - Ablakwa

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

In a landmark diplomatic breakthrough, Ghanaian citizens will no longer require traditional visas to travel to Morocco, following a new bilateral agreement between the two countries. Announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, in a Facebook post, the policy takes “immediate effect” and replaces the previous visa system with a streamlined online travel authorisation.
2025 Eid-Al-Adha: National Chief Imam calls for global peace, moral renewal

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

Ghana’s National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, has called for an end to the violence in Gaza and other conflict zones, urging Ghanaians and the global community to embrace moral renewal, sacrifice, and interfaith unity. In his 2025 Eid-Al-Adha message, delivered ahead of the festival on Friday, June 6, the Chief Imam described Eid as more than a ritual—it is a spiritual call to personal integrity, societal reform, and global peace.