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- PHOTO OF THE DAY: Jackie Appiah Loves Her Louis Vuitton
- PHOTOS: For the MzVee Fans | She’s That Helicopter Baby…
- Time to LEGALIZE ABORTION in Ghana? | Of Course There is the Need for It…
- Women Tortured A Man By Burning Hair Tongs And Cigarette Lighter On To His Genitals When They Found Out He Dated Three People At Once…
- Woyome Says The Attorney-General Benefitted From Judgement Debt Cash And Should Resign
| PHOTO OF THE DAY: Jackie Appiah Loves Her Louis Vuitton Posted: 17 Mar 2015 05:52 AM PDT  Jackie Appiah Ghanaian actress-Jackie Appiah stepped out over the weekend in United States and apart from the fact we love her gown—we couldn’t ignore her LV purse… It’s interesting how our celebrities have come to love LV and mostly, go for the ones where even a blind man can spot that they are partying with the ‘expensive’ brand. Surely, there are several LV designs that unless you are told what they are, you wouldn’t even know—but our stars hate those ones for ‘obvious reasons’. Jackie was definitely looking FAB! Jackie Appiah © Tima for Ghanacelebrities.com, 2015. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us  Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh  |
| PHOTOS: For the MzVee Fans | She’s That Helicopter Baby… Posted: 17 Mar 2015 05:10 AM PDT  MzVee Dancehall songstress, Mzvee has been shooting a video for her song-My Time—and from the behind the scene photos, the musician is seen showing off, flying in a helicopter while showcasing some great landmark views of Accra. The song features BBnZ's Lil Shaker aka Captain Hook; and for Mzvee, this video is another good attempt to make a name and win more fans as a fast rising Ghanaian dancehall musician… And her natural hair looks beautiful! Check out the photos below…(...) Read the rest of PHOTOS: For the MzVee Fans | She’s That Helicopter Baby… (0 words) © Edna for Ghanacelebrities.com, 2015. | Permalink | One comment | Add to del.icio.us Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh  |
| Time to LEGALIZE ABORTION in Ghana? | Of Course There is the Need for It… Posted: 17 Mar 2015 02:16 AM PDT  Abortion Available statistics relative to abortion in Africa especially Ghana is staggering. The laws of Ghana, just like many other countries, forbids abortion. Ghana’s law permits abortion in cases of rape, incest or the "defilement of a female idiot;" and also if the life or health of the woman is in danger; or if there is risk of fetal abnormality. Abortion is the cessation of pregnancy or fetal development. Though illegal, abortion is still on the increase partly owing to the fact that lots of women deem it as personal requirement. This prompts them to perpetuate this act in secrecy. The result? The precious lives of these women are endangered, giving room for abortion and mortality to have something in common. Abortion can occur spontaneously. In this regard it is referred to as miscarriage. When it is induced then it gains it proper recognition as abortion. Many countries, especially those in West have legalized abortion. However anti abortion groups which are refracted through religious bodies and the society are working assiduously to have the laws repealed. Many people employ simple to crude way of terminating their fetus, including the administration of concoctions, strong alcoholic beverages (brandy), fasting, weightlifting, diving, the use of irritant leaves, etc in countries like Ghana where abortion remains illegal. These methods were adopted and practised in primitive communities but are still prevalent today.(...) © Gabby for Ghanacelebrities.com, 2015. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh  |
| Posted: 17 Mar 2015 01:46 AM PDT  Natalie Lilley In a Reservoir Dogs' style, 3 women helped by a man corned another man in a flat—and used burning hair tongs as well as cigarette lighter on his genitals for dating 3 women at the same time… Surely it's not a legal crime to date 3 women at the same time—but some find it morally wrong and even if so, torturing a man like this shouldn’t be the punishment. According to MailOnline, "Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, Leah White, 22, along with male defendant Brendan Teale, 27, had plotted revenge on the victim for allegedly seeing several women at a time and lured him to a flat in Scarborough before strapping him to a chair. The three women and one man then carried out a prolonged attack on the victim, who was also forced to drink liquid wash before having the hot curling tongs pressed to his genitals.(...) © Edna for Ghanacelebrities.com, 2015. | Permalink | One comment | Add to del.icio.us Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh  |
| Woyome Says The Attorney-General Benefitted From Judgement Debt Cash And Should Resign Posted: 16 Mar 2015 12:49 PM PDT  Alfred Woyome Alfred Agbesi Woyome has been on the lips of every Ghanaian; after an Accra High Court acquitted the bussinessman of charges in the judgement debt case related to causing financial loss to the state. This was a development which I'm sure most Ghanaians weren’t pleased about, but it's not actually surprising considering Woyome's known political affiliations, as well as a very glaring problem which is often overlooked; the inability of state prosecutors to carry out the basic functions of their work. If Woyome is to be believed however, it’s more a question of ‘we don’t want to do it’, rather than ‘we cant do it’. According to him, the current Attorney General Marriettta Brew Oppong took a cool Ghc 1,474,393 out of the Ghc 54m judgement debt, so he finds it difficult to reconcile that with her current prosecution of him. He said this in an open letter to the AG he released today… "I find it difficult to reconcile your decision to involve yourself directly in this criminal case and notice of appeal you have authorized to be issued and served on me. it is a fact that you and your clients received approximately one million dollars equivalent in Ghana cedis from the said judgment debt you now so much criminalized and want me jailed for. The cedis equivalent was GH¢1,474,393.00 through an Agricultural Development Bank cheque number 727324 dated 06/10/11 in the joint names of Ray and Ingeborg Smith." He wrote in an open letter to the AG. He additionally called on her to resign her post, for another person to take up the case. "This case has ran approximately three and half years and you have had all the opportunity to prove any case against my person; more so as you know that the default judgment was negotiated between myself and the Attorney General together with officials of the Presidency with the knowledge of then Chief of Staff who was copied with every correspondence” He further explained. “The negotiated judgment debt was filed at the Registry of the High Court as a Consent Judgment. The government of Ghana showed bad faith thereafter and filed a motion to set aside what have been filed at the registry. Thereafter, there was a ruling two times in my favour and the government represented by the Attorney General was ordered to pay GH¢ 17,094,493.53. Your department having fulfilled the payment of the GH¢ 17,094,493.53 and went ahead and paid the rest of the amount in tranches after a pre-trial conference. Your firm, Lithur Brew and Co. knowing about the above occurence demanded to be paid an amount of over a million dollars on behalf of your client I duly paid your firm; evidence of which is attached. Your firm, Lithur Brew and Co. actually represented the other Directors of M-Powapak and Austro Invest. Your firm, Lithur Brew and Co. further filed a suit for and on behalf of Austro Invest, a suit you later discountinued. You subsequently became Attorney General of the the Republic of Ghana. My confusion is as a result of your insistence that the fruit from the Judgement of a competent court of jurisdiction, in fact, a judgement debt is criminal. You are a beneficiary of that fruit which you are seeking so hard to taint. It is my firm belief that another Attorney General should be the one pursuing this issue further since you are wearing a biased lens in making decisions concerning this case. I further believe that with this biased lens, you cannot properly and fairly advise the Government of Ghana on this issue of exercising the constitutional rights of an Attorney General as stated in article 88 of the 1992 Constitution vis- a-vis my rights under the same Constitution of the Republic of Ghana as a citizen” Woyome concluded. Some juicy allegations there from Woyome, and I’m sure people would be scrambling for cover not to get caught in the cross-fire. Ex-President Rawlings might not have been so wrong after all. © Amankwa for Ghanacelebrities.com, 2015. | Permalink | One comment | Add to del.icio.us Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh  |
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