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  Former president John Mahama, a member of the Assemblies of God, recently expressed his opposition, stating,  "As a person of faith, I am against LGBTQ rights." This reflects a broader perspective within religious communities, emphasizing the intricate intersection of religion and politics.  It sparks discussions on the separation of church and state and highlights the diversity of opinions within religious groups.  The LGBTQ rights movement advocates for equal treatment and protection of human rights, challenging societal norms and emphasizing the global challenge of balancing religious freedom with the pursuit of equality.  Constructive dialogue between differing perspectives is crucial to fostering understanding and respect, encouraging initiatives that promote empathy and awareness.  Mahama's explicit statement against LGBTQ rights serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for open conversations to address the complexities of LGBTQ issues and work towards a more incl

  In a surprising turn of events, the global wealth leaderboard has witnessed a seismic shift as Bernard Arnault, the CEO of luxury fashion powerhouse Louis Vuitton, has eclipsed the formidable Elon Musk to claim the title of the world's richest person. This unexpected twist not only underscores the dynamism of the global economy but also sheds light on the burgeoning influence of the luxury goods sector. The Rise of Bernard Arnault: Bernard Arnault, a visionary business magnate and the mastermind behind the success of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, has long been a prominent figure in the business world. His strategic acumen and relentless pursuit of excellence have propelled Louis Vuitton into an iconic global brand synonymous with luxury, sophistication, and exclusivity. The Turning Tides: Elon Musk, the enigmatic entrepreneur known for his ventures in electric vehicles, space exploration, and renewable energy, had been enjoying a consistent reign as the world's richest

 All 51 prison inmates who sat the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) have gained admission to various pre-tertiary institutions in the country. They obtained between aggregates 16 and 31 in the examination, guaranteeing them passage to the next level of the academic ladder. They comprise 26 juveniles from the Senior Correctional Centre in Accra, nine inmates from the Nsawam Medium Security Prisons, eight inmates from the Kumasi Central Prison, four from the Ankaful Maximum Security and four more from the Sunyani Central Prisons. Thirteen of them, all juveniles, have since been discharged upon completing their terms, leaving 38 of the inmate SHS freshers still serving their terms. It further leaves 13 of the juveniles still in prison custody. Juvenile inmates are incarcerated for a maximum three years and a minimum three months. In a statement signed by the Head of Media Relations of the Ghana Prisons Service, Deputy Superintendent of Prisons (DSP) Irene Pokuah Wiredu,

Hello, readers, as we navigate the digital landscape to uncover a concerning revelation about Facebook's fundraising practices within its app, specifically targeted at African countries. This issue raises questions about potential racial disparities in the platform's approach, as it appears to exclude all African nations except South Africa from its app-based fundraising initiatives The Digital Divide: In recent discussions, Facebook's app-based fundraising efforts have come under scrutiny for their seemingly exclusive focus on South Africa, raising concerns about equitable representation across the diverse African continent. The implications of such a digital divide could perpetuate inequality and hinder the progress of vital initiatives in excluded regions. The Absent Voices: A closer look at Facebook's app-based fundraising reveals a stark absence of African nations, excluding them from the opportunity to garner support and resources. This omission is particularly tr

  Former Manchester United and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has been sacked by Roma after two-and-a-half years in charge following a run of disappointing results The veteran boss spent two-and-a-half years in charge of the Serie A club and won the Europa Conference League in his first season in charge. But he struggled in Serie A, finishing sixth twice in his two full seasons in charge. Roma are ninth in the table this campaign and have decided to part ways for Mourinho, who has been sacked for the sixth time in his career. Roma released a statement confirming his departure which reads: “We would like to thank José on behalf of all of us at AS Roma for his passion and efforts since his arrival at the club,” said Dan and Ryan Friedkin. “We will always have great memories of his tenure at Roma, but we believe that an immediate change is in the best interests of the club. “We wish José and his assistants all the best in their future endeavours.” Mourinho, 60, has had a turbulent spell in Ro

  President Nana Akufo-Addo has appointed Nuhu Bayorbo Mahama as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Students Loan Trust Fund. A letter signed by the Chief of Staff, Akosua Frema Osei-Opare, noted the appointment is under Section 13 (1) of the Students Loan Trust Fund Act, 2011 (Act 820). Mr Mahama’s appointment is pending receipt of the constitutionally required advice of the governing Board of the Fund, given in consultation with the Public Services Commission. SOUCE: adomonline

  Black Stars head coach, Chris Hughton says he expects Mohammed Kudus to join up with his national teammates in a few days due to a slight knock. Having already been dealt a blow with the unavailability of Thomas Partey for the upcoming AFCON due to injury, Hughton would have been more than a bit concerned about Kudus injury. However, the Gaffer is hopeful the West Ham star will recover in time to link-up with the rest of the squad before the tournament starts in a fortnight. “We are expecting [Mohammed Kudus] to join the group hopefully in a few days. He has a very slight injury issue that need to be dealt with before he joins camp but we’re hopeful,” he told journalists after naming his 27-man squad for the 2023 AFCON. Kudus has been in fine form for West Ham this season, scoring 10 goals in all competitions for the Hammers. He’s also become one of Ghana’s most important players netting three times in the AFCON qualifiers. He was also named in CAF’s best eleven of the year. Alongsid