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  The National Identification Authority (NIA) has taken note of reports and public commentary suggesting that the Authority has recently introduced or unilaterally increased fees for Ghana Card registration and related services. The NIA wishes to clarify, respectfully but unequivocally, that such reports are misleading and do not accurately reflect the applicable fee regime or the legal basis for the charges. The revised fees currently applicable to NIA services were approved by Parliament under the Fees and Charges (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Amendment) Regulations, 2025 (L.I. 2512), pursuant to the Fees and Charges (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2022 (Act 1080). The revised fees took effect on 2 February 2026. They were therefore not fees unilaterally introduced by the NIA in 2026. The NIA is implementing a fee regime that has gone through the requisite statutory and parliamentary approval process. REGULAR DISTRICT OFFICES REMAIN FULLY OPERATIONAL AND AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE The NI...

By Celestine Avi and Seth Eyiah President John Dramani Mahama has expressed concern over recent xenophobic attacks against Africans, including Ghanaians and Nigerians, in South Africa, calling for stronger action to protect the ideals of African unity and solidarity. Addressing the 69th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government in Freetown, Sierra Leone, President Mahama said the attacks, which have resulted in the loss of lives and created fear and uncertainty among affected communities, require urgent attention. He welcomed the decision by ECOWAS leaders to support Ghana’s request for the matter to be tabled at the next African Union Summit for continental consideration. President Mahama said Africa’s liberation was achieved through solidarity across borders and cautioned against allowing intolerance and the actions of a minority to weaken the bonds that unite the continent. He emphasised that African countries must continue to promote peace, cooperati...

Speech Production's Afrofusion Artist David Ayuba known in showbiz as PZEEFiRE over the weekend held a successful album listening for his new album titled LOVELY SUMMER. The event which was held at the Headquarters of WatsUp TV was attended by Prominent media personalities and industry players coming who came in to listen and support the fast rising Artist on his night. Lovely Summer opened up with Dangerous Love followed by Stuck. On You, Jukpa, Fatal Attraction, Highway Blues and closed with FOCUS and all 6 songs had videos to compliment them. The Event which was a collaboration between Speech Production and WatsUp Agency was broadcast live on WatsUp TV and was hosted by your favourite on aire Celebrity BROWN BERRY of YFM who made sure Pzeefire delved into the making of the EP and the thought process behind it and also gave the audience the opportunity to ask their relevant questions. Top Industry players like Mel Kwesi Davis of Event Republic, Edem Totsorme of Times newspaper, K...

  Ghana-based Nigerian musician Pzeefire has officially announced the release of his upcoming Afrofusion EP, “Lovely Summer,” a six-track project that explores the many dimensions of love, passion, heartbreak, healing, and personal growth. The talented singer-songwriter made the announcement through his X (formerly Twitter) account, generating excitement among fans eager to experience his latest body of work. To celebrate the release, Pzeefire will host an exclusive album listening session on June 26, 2026, at 4:00 PM at the WatsUp TV Headquarters. According to the artiste, Lovely Summer is a musical journey that captures the essence of summer romance through infectious African rhythms, soulful melodies, and relatable storytelling. The project highlights the emotional highs and lows that accompany love and relationships, creating a soundtrack for lovers, dreamers, and anyone who has ever experienced the power of human connection. The EP opens with “Dangerous Love,” a passionate ant...

While we continue fighting for "Freedom of Speech" to be Respected, let's be decorous in our outburst especially on radio, TV & Online as well as encourage victims to go to court when defamed. Is it also possible to set up a special court to deal with these senseless and abusive acts since it's becoming rampant so that Victims can get early Justice because the delay in getting Justice is what pushes victims to resort to ways and means not prescribed in our Constitution. Bottom line is Democracy is expensive so let's pay the price. Byheart talking must stop or reduce drastically but that can only happen when Victims go to court and get Justice quickly in order to deter such maniacs. In conclusion let me give you an example of why defamation in court really works and must be used. In 2018 Ibrahim Mahama sued NPP's Owusu Bempa and Despite Radio for defamation and won 300,000ghc in 2019. Despite begged Ibrahim and they're pardoned but the stubborn goat ref...

  FOCAP Vice President, Enock Agyepong, has been crowned National Pundit of the Year at the 2026 Foklex Media Awards, using his acceptance speech to deliver a strong warning against what he described as the growing “criminalization of free speech” in Ghana through the Cybersecurity Act. It is worrying how a Criminal Libel Law which was repealed in 2001 will find its way back into our law books in 2020 via a Cyber law. Our laws have provided Civil ways of resolving Free Speech offenses and we don’t need any form of Free Speech CRIMINALIZATION. If we’re really practicing democracy and being governed by a tolerant President then we should give the citizens the freedom to speak but if we’re not ready for the consequences that comes with democracy then let’s CRIMINALIZE speech so we go back to the Military days where the security agencies were used to intimidating citizens. Ghana has come a long way especially with regards to the media practice and we don’t need any form of gaging lest ...