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  Accountability, Gridlock, and Governance: The Three Pillars of Ghana’s Current Discourse As we settle into the first month of 2026, the Ghanaian news cycle has been anything but slow. Between a landmark extradition case in the United States, a transport crisis that has left thousands of commuters stranded, and the ongoing "Reset" of our national governance, the country is at a pivotal crossroads. Here is a deep dive into the three biggest stories currently shaping the Ghanaian conversation. 🏛️ 1. The Long Road Home: Sedina Tamakloe’s Extradition The pursuit of accountability for the GH¢90 million financial loss at MASLOC has reached a dramatic turning point. On January 6, 2026, the former CEO of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre, Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, was apprehended by U.S. Marshals. She is currently being held at the Nevada Southern Detention Center in Pahrump while the legal machinery for her extradition to Ghana begins. • The Context: Convicted in absentia in ...

  From TikTok Spark to Viral Couple: The Story of Jarvis & Peller In the age of social media stardom, few love stories captured internet attention like that of Elizabeth Amadou — best known as Jarvis — and Habeeb Hamzat , popularly called Peller . Both content creators on TikTok and other platforms, their relationship became a spectacle that crossed from cute collabs into very public personal drama. How It All Started Jarvis, known for her quirky AI-style persona and unique delivery, had carved a niche for herself on TikTok long before meeting Peller. Peller, on the other hand, was building an audience with his energetic livestreams and unfiltered personality. Their paths crossed in 2023 on TikTok lives, where banter and chemistry sparked curiosity among fans — first as collaborators, then as more than friends.  Their chemistry turned real in late 2024 , culminating in a public moment at the Pulse Influencer Awards , where Peller dedicated his win to Jarvis and she kisse...

Major U.S. Immigration Policy Shift and What It Means for Ghana The United States government has announced a major shift in its immigration policy — placing an indefinite pause on immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries , including Ghana. This move, set to take effect on January 21, 2026 , is dominating headlines around the world and has immediate implications for Ghanaians with plans to move to the U.S. permanently.  What Has Changed? On January 14, the U.S. State Department declared that it is pausing all immigrant visa issuances — visas that lead to permanent residency (green cards) — for nationals of 75 countries as it reassesses how applicants are screened under the longstanding “public charge” rule. This rule aims to bar people who might rely on U.S. public assistance.  “Immigrant visa processing from these 75 countries will be paused while the State Department reassesses immigration procedures to prevent the entry of foreign nationals who would take...