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By: Dehandsomeblogger  Security analyst Emmanuel Kotin has reiterated his long-standing warning about the poor state of Ghana’s presidential jet, describing it once again as a "flying coffin" and urging government officials to treat the issue as a matter of national emergency. Speaking on The KeyPoints programme on July 12, Mr Kotin emphasized that the condition of the Falcon 900EX aircraft poses a grave security threat to anyone who boards it. “Six years ago, I described it as a flying coffin. That is what it is,” he declared. “Let’s put politics aside. Let’s treat this as a national emergency.” Mr Kotin’s remarks came in response to recent revelations by the Minister for Defence, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, who confirmed that the aircraft is in a deteriorated condition. A detailed status report submitted to Parliament and later accessed by Global Pulses revealed alarming findings from the Falcon 900EX’s mandatory 24-Month/1600 Flight Hour inspection. Among the cri...

By: Dehandsomeblogger   A professional teacher in Damongo is currently battling severe mental distress and contemplating suicide after losing close to GHS400,000 in a failed forex trading venture. The educator, who has chosen to remain anonymous, told local media that his journey into online forex trading began three to four years ago with significant profits, which lured him into investing heavily. Encouraged by early gains, he poured more money into the trade, but things quickly spiraled out of control when the market turned against him. “I thought I had discovered a way to supplement my income and eventually achieve financial freedom,” he said, his voice trembling with regret. “I was winning at first, but then I began losing everything. I believed I could recover if I invested more.” Desperate to recover his losses, the teacher began liquidating his assets. He sold off stock from his once-thriving electrical shop, gave the shop out for rent, and reinvested all t...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is calling on all passport applicants who paid for processing before 28th April 2025 (prior to the rollout of chip-embedded passports) but have not completed their application to contact the Passport Office Client Service Unit. The old portal used for such applications is no longer in use due to the migration to the new chip-based system. Applicants affected by this transition should call 0302 754 200 for assistance. For general passport applications, the public is reminded to use the updated portal: passport.mfa.gov.gh. The Ministry seeks the public’s cooperation in ensuring a smooth transition. Terms of Use | Disclaimer| Privacy Policy | Dehandsomeblogger Hub | Copyright © 2025| All rights reserved Hotline: 233(0)554166683