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  Nambawan Ft Sule Ayuune - Gebota The Upper East Region of Ghana continues to prove itself as a powerhouse of culture, rhythm, and raw musical talent—and the latest release of “Gebota” is yet another testament to that legacy. Presented by SELA Music Empire, this powerful collaboration brings together two remarkable voices from the North, Nambawan and Ayuune Sule. Rooted deeply in tradition yet reaching for modern expression, these artists embody the rich musical heritage of the Upper East Region. “Gebota,” a standout track off the upcoming SELA Album, is more than just music—it’s a cultural statement. The sound, enriched with authentic rhythms and heartfelt delivery, reflects the identity, struggles, and pride of the people of Northern Ghana. With production handled by Fase Two, listeners can expect a polished yet soulful masterpiece that blends traditional elements with contemporary vibes. This collaboration is not just about entertainment—it’s about representation. It’s about te...

Officials from the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme have visited Navrongo from the head office in Accra as part of a monitoring exercise in nearby communities. During the visit, the officials invited five different individuals for interviews to confirm whether field officers assigned to the communities have actually visited and carried out their responsibilities. The exercise is aimed at promoting transparency, accountability, and ensuring that the LEAP programme is properly implemented to benefit vulnerable households. Community members believe that such monitoring will help strengthen the programme and ensure that the right beneficiaries receive the support they deserve.

  ACCRA, March 6 (Reuters) - The headquarters of Ghana's United Nations peacekeeping battalion in Lebanon ‌was hit by missile attacks on Friday, leaving two soldiers critically injured, Ghana's armed forces said in a statement. Lebanon was pulled ⁠into the war in the Middle East on Monday, when Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel that ignited a new Israeli offensive against the group. The statement ‌from ⁠Ghana's armed forces did not say who fired the missiles, but it said Ghana's foreign ministry had protested ⁠the incident at U.N. headquarters in New York. In addition to the two critically ⁠injured soldiers, the statement said that another soldier "has been traumatised" ⁠while the officers' mess facility was hit and burned down.