According to him, a flagged $2 million overpayment was not a clerical error, as claimed by lawyers for the program. Speaking in an interview on JoyNews on January 10, 2026, the AG debunked claims by J A Plant Pool Limited that the alleged US$2 million overpayment resulted from a clerical error, stating that the matter had been duly investigated and was proven to be an intentional overpayment. “It wasn’t a clerical error… We obtained invoices from the Ministry of Finance, from the DACF (the District Assembly Common Fund), and from PPA and compared all the invoices we received. And that figure is confirmed by all the invoices that they were overpaid by $2 million. DRIP Contract: JA Plant Pool was overpaid by $2 million - AG revealsHe stated that the confirmed tax evasion will be pursued alongside the US$2 million overpayment.

See the luxury Washington DC apartment Ofori-Atta was staying in before his arrest by ICEReacting to the development on JoyPrime on January 10, 2026, Nabla questioned the basis for Ofori-Atta’s treatment. Janet Nabla argued that Ofori-Atta had previously offered to cooperate with investigators through a virtual engagement due to health reasons, an option she said was rejected. Janet Nabla also raised concerns about Ofori-Atta’s health, noting that he is undergoing medical treatment and that his recovery process requires regular hospital visits. AG drops details of confidential conversation he had with 'top' US lawyers of Ofori-Atta“He's getting treatment… Let me tell you about the recovery process. When you are recovering, the doctor can tell you that every three days, you should come to the hospital.

Business News of Friday, 9 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comVice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed the John Dramani Mahama administration’s commitment to completing the Gomoa Pomadze Poultry Project in the Central Region, describing it as a key intervention in strengthening Ghana’s food security. “The Pomadze Poultry Initiative is progressing. The project aligns with national efforts under Feed Ghana and Nkoko Nkitinkiti to boost domestic poultry production, generate jobs, stabilize prices, and improve food security,” Prof Opoku-Agyemang stated in a Facebook post. “This initiative aligns directly with our national objectives under the Feed Ghana and ‘Nkokonkitinkiti’ to strengthen domestic poultry production and, significantly, reduce reliance on imports by 2028,” she added. The Gomoa Pomadze Poultry Project is expected to create jobs, support local farmers, and contribute to stabilising poultry prices while enhancing Ghana’s self-sufficiency in poultry production.

Speaking in an interview with MzGee on Behind The Pulpit, the bishop explained that while prayer and spiritual interventions can avert certain prophetic warnings, others are inevitable. Bishop Adongo stressed that prophecies must always be delivered responsibly and within proper context, not to instill fear or cause panic. We do not wish evil prophecies to manifest; we do not wish they come to pass,” he added. “The national disaster that happened with the aeroplane — I told them there was going to be a national funeral. Bishop Adongo’s comments add to the ongoing public discourse on prophecies, accountability, and the role of religious leaders in communicating sensitive spiritual revelations.

General News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comNigeria and Algeria meet in a blockbuster AFCON 2025 quarterfinal on Saturday, January 10, 2026, in Marrakech, with a place in the semifinals at stake. Both teams arrive with perfect group-stage records, but Nigeria’s explosive attack, led by Victor Osimhen, faces a stern test against Algeria’s disciplined defence. The Super Eagles also carry a formidable quarterfinal pedigree, having advanced from this stage 10 times in the last 11 editions. Algeria, however, are on a redemption mission after recent AFCON disappointments and are led by the experienced captain Riyad Mahrez. With history, form and pride on the line, this clash promises drama, goals and high tension.

Entertainment of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: bbc.comSinger and recent Celebrity Traitors finalist Cat Burns has celebrated the start of her "new life" following breast reduction surgery. Burns, 25, posted online to say she had undergone surgery after years of discomfort. Breast reduction surgeryBreast reduction surgery might be available to those suffering health problems, if other options such as wearing professionally fitted bras have not worked. Figures from the the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) have stated that for 2023 to 2024, breast reduction was the second-most common surgical procedure, after breast augmentation. 'Over sexualised'US chat show host and actress Drew Barrymore last year mentioned on her own show that she was glad to have had a breast reduction as a teenager.

Sports News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comFormer Chelsea youth player Lamisha Musonda has shared an emotional update on his health, revealing that he is in a critical condition and fighting for his life. In a deeply personal message, Musonda disclosed that doctors have warned he may have only “a few days left” to live, describing the moment as one that brought painful clarity but also gratitude for the people who have stood by him. “When I realised that I might have only a few days left, I also realised that many people were by my side, and I will always cherish those memories. “I have to face reality, my health is critical, and I am now fighting to survive,” he said. “My family and I are fighting, and I will not give up until my very last breath,” he added.

General News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comThe Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr Dominic Akuritinga Ayine, has shared details of a confidential conversation he had with high-profile US lawyers representing former Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta. Ken Ofori-Atta is not a person that will come here, and we're going to treat him very shabbily and so on and so forth. He added that the conversation also included two other lawyers, and at the time, the discussions were strictly confidential. He has a right to appeal that decision to a district court. From the district court, it can go to a circuit court of appeals.

General News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: gbcghanaonline.comPresident John Dramani Mahama has unveiled a major housing initiative for Ghana’s security services, aimed at improving welfare and enhancing operational efficiency under the government’s Big Push Agenda. The programme will see new housing units constructed for personnel of the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Prisons Service, Ghana National Fire Service, and the Ghana Armed Forces. Speaking at the annual Police Administration gathering, known as “WASSA”, held at the Police Headquarters in Accra, President Mahama said a Singaporean construction firm has been commissioned to deliver the project. President Mahama noted that the project, being implemented under the Big Push Agenda, is expected to significantly improve accommodation conditions for security officers. President Mahama called on the Police Service to sustain the momentum, reiterating that security remains a critical pillar of national development.

For Senegal, the game was keenly contested, with both sides staying compact and preventing dangerous chances early on. As the pressure mounted, Ndiaye pounced on a loose ball from goalkeeper Diarra and struck it into the net for the opener. A few minutes later, Mali skipper Bissouma was sent off for a second yellow card following foul play. 2025 AFCON: Late Appollis penalty fires South Africa into knockout stagesSinayoko’s attempts to equalise proved futile as Benjamin Mendy made crucial saves to secure a clean sheet and a 1-0 victory for Senegal. Senegal and Morocco will now look to clinch the trophy and further cement their place in AFCON history.

General News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comMichel Camp is a key Ghana Armed Forces base that also serves as a living tribute to a soldier who helped shape Ghana’s early military and international reputation. From Queues to Coffins: The tragedy of Ghana’s military recruitmentBrigadier Michel was born to a French father and a mother from the Volta Region in Ghana. Before putting on a military uniform, he was a trained teacher who taught at the Kpando Presbyterian School. Brigadier Michel served with distinction as leader of the Ghanaian contingent under the United Nations Operations in the Congo (UNOC). In recognition of his outstanding service and the promise of a career that symbolised Ghana’s early contribution to global peacekeeping, the Ghana Armed Forces named Michel Camp in his honour.

Politics of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comThe Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ghana (SDA) has strongly rejected claims that it has endorsed the candidature of Kennedy Agyapong to become the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer. Some members of the Kennedy Agyapong campaign recently shared a video of a prayer session involving the politician and a pastor of the SDA Church, claiming it showed the Church’s backing for his candidacy. However, in a swift rebuttal, the SDA Church dismissed the claims as false, clarifying that the video reflected the personal sentiments of the pastor involved and not the official position of the Church. Kennedy Agyapong during a visit to one of our events has been interpreted by some as a political endorsement. The SDA Church reiterated its neutrality in Ghanaian politics and restated its open-door policy for all.

In an interview on Thursday, January 8, 2026 Dr Boako said the IMF report, dated September 2025, highlighted trading losses from the Gold for Reserve programme and associated intermediation activities. “The $214 million loss is from GoldBod’s trading activities. Dr Boako attributes this new loss to the additional six tonnes of gold in the Bank of Ghana vault. This is why Dr Boako strongly believes the auditors of BoG will value the reserve gold at a rate lower than how much it was purchased for, leading to exchange losses. According to Dr Boako, without adjustments to the exchange rate regime, further financial strain on the Bank of Ghana and GoldBod is inevitable.

According to investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni, Ken Ofori-Atta was arrested on the morning of January 6, 2026, by ICE agents while emerging from the prestigious Westlight apartment complex located at 1111 24th Street NW, Washington, DC. According to Azure, Ofori-Atta had been living in the apartment building, a 20-minute walk from the White House, with his wife and son. The building is not just any ordinary apartment complex, located at the West End neighbourhood in Washington; it has boasted of housing various affluent and prominent residents. "His lawyers claimed that his arrest and detention by ICE, relate to “the status of his current stay in the United States,” Manasseh Azure said. He is expected to appear in court on January 20, 2026, in the United States regarding his current arrest.

Sports News of Saturday, 10 January 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comA heavyweight African showdown awaits football fans as Nigeria and Algeria lock horns in the third quarterfinal of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday, January 10, 2026, in Marrakech. The Super Eagles entered the knockout stage with a perfect record, scoring 12 goals in four matches. Nigeria and Algeria last met in the 2019 AFCON semi-final, when Mahrez’s stoppage-time free-kick delivered Algeria a 2–1 victory en route to the title. With Nigeria’s attacking flair pitted against Algeria’s disciplined defense, fans can expect a thrilling contest of strategy, skill, and tension. One misstep could end either team’s perfect run, setting the stage for an unforgettable AFCON quarterfinal in Morocco.