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  Ghanaian multiple award-winning musician, Shatta Wale delivers a brand new song dubbed “Are You Sure” a free mp3 song lifted from his latest EP “lambo”. Stream and add this lovely song to your music playlist. DOWNLOAD  

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  Fast-rising Ghanaian act N.Rako teams up with Dr Phresh on a deeply meaningful song titled “Duna Da W3,” a phrase that translates to “Man Isn't God.” The song carries a strong message of humility, reality, and emotional truth, reminding listeners that no matter how powerful or confident a person may feel, only God has the final say. Through heartfelt lyrics and sincere delivery, N.Rako reflects on life, love, and human limitations. The song touches on trust, expectations, and the pain that often comes when people place too much faith in others instead of understanding human nature. Dr Phresh adds emotional balance to the record, complementing the message with smooth vocals and depth. Production credit goes to Masta Khen, who delivers a clean, soulful instrumental with a calm African vibe that perfectly supports the song’s message. The beat allows the lyrics to breathe, making every word hit home. “Duna Da W3” is not just music for enjoyment — it’s music with wisdom. It speaks to ...

  Seven vehicles have been destroyed by fire after a crash involving a fuel tanker on the Nsawam–Accra highway in the early hours of Saturday, February 14. Accra-based GhanaTrends.Rako News reported that the tanker was involved in a collision that triggered an explosion, leading to a massive blaze that quickly spread to nearby vehicles. Thick black smoke rose from the scene, attracting the attention of motorists and residents in the area as emergency teams rushed to respond. Firefighters from the Ghana National Fire Service have been working to bring the flames under control and stop the fire from spreading further along the highway. Meanwhile, no deaths or injuries have been confirmed so far, although emergency responders continue to assess the situation and monitor for any late casualties.

  The Upper East music scene is currently buzzing following a lyrical clash between Acxionboi and FlameBwoy, a situation that started from a bold line in FlameBwoy’s latest track. How It Started, Flame Boy recently released a song which was not originally a diss track, but one particular line caught everyone’s attention. In the song, he referred to himself as: “The Upper East music undertaker” Fans quickly interpreted this as a statement of dominance  suggesting he is the one “burying” other artists in the region. Many listeners believed the line was directed at Acxionboi, who is also a strong name in the Upper East music space. Acxionboi’s Diss Response Feeling targeted, Acxionboi responded with a full diss track aimed at Flame Boy. In the song, he: Challenged FlameBwoy’s “undertaker” claim Questioned his impact in Upper East music Asserted his own position as a top force in Upper East region  Used direct punchlines and name references The diss immediately sparked debate...

  The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, and the Deputy Minister for Communications and Digital Technology, Hon. Mohammed Adams Sukparu, are in stable condition following a road traffic accident on the Bolgatanga-Tumu road in the early hours of Thursday, February 12. The incident occurred while the ministers and their convoys were traveling to the Upper West Region to attend the 40th anniversary celebrations of Tumu College of Education and Jahan College of Education. All members of the convoy are receiving medical attention, and officials have confirmed that everyone is stable. The Office of the Education Minister thanked emergency responders, health workers, and the public for their swift assistance and support. Further updates will be provided as necessary.

                            _ Mr Solomon Owusu The Director of Communications of the United Party, Solomon Owusu, has condemned the rising incidence of vote buying in Ghanaians elections. He said the practice is leading to a situation whereby people with deep pockets, instead of development ideas, find themselves in national elective positions. Commenting on the reported widespread incidences of vote buying during the parliamentary primary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ayawaso East Constituency, he said the phenomenon portends danger. “The practice is becoming the norm with the two major parties. That is why we left the NPP, some people gave money and even weed to voters, yes- Ntampi…If I have to pay money to go to Parliament I will stay at home,” he said on Ghana National TV Big Issues on February 11. He warned that if the practice is not curbed, Ghana’s democracy will suffer. Meanwhile, Baba ...

  A police officer has been shot dead by suspected armed robbers during an attack along the Zebilla–Widnaba road in the Upper East Region, authorities have confirmed. The incident occurred around 8:00 p.m. on Sunday when two officers travelling from Widnaba towards Zebilla reportedly encountered an ongoing armed robbery operation along the stretch. According to police, the assailants opened fire upon sighting the officers, fatally wounding one of them. The injured officer, whose identity has not yet been released, was rushed to the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital by a responding police team after a distress call was placed. He was pronounced dead on arrival. In a statement, the Regional Police Command said it has launched a full-scale investigation into the attack and mounted a special security operation to track down and arrest the perpetrators. “The Command has commenced a special operation to ensure all persons involved are identified and brought to justice,” the statement said. Po...

  Management hereby informs all newly admitted regular undergraduate and postgraduate students that the Matriculation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 Academic Year has been scheduled as follows: Winneba Campus Date: Thursday, 12th February, 2026 Time: 9:00 a.m. prompt Venue: Jophus Anamuah-Mensah Conference Centre, North Campus Mode: Hybrid (Face-to-Face and Online) College of Languages Education, Ajumako Campus Date: Thursday, 12th February, 2026 Time: 9:00 a.m. prompt Venue: Ceremonial Grounds, Ajumako Campus Mode: Hybrid (Face-to-Face and Online) Attendance is mandatory for all fresh students, as matriculation is a statutory requirement for officially attaining student status of the University. Students are advised to take note and comply accordingly. GhanaTrends.Rako.com