TOP TRENDS IN GHANA TODAY - Propagate Ghana

🗳️ Politics: The “Baba Jamal” Fallout
The Ayawaso East NDC primary is the biggest political headline this morning.
The Investigation: Today is the deadline for the Kofi Totobi Quakyi-led committee to submit its report on allegations of massive vote-buying (involving flat-screen TVs and cash).
High-Level Drama: President Mahama has officially recalled Baba Jamal from his post as High Commissioner to Nigeria following the controversy. While Jamal maintains his victory was “genuine,” the Majority Caucus is calling for the primary results to be annulled.
🎸 Arts: Honoring a Colossus
The world of music continues to mourn the legendary Ebo Taylor, who passed away this weekend at age 90.
Global Tribute: From Stonebwoy to international jazz collectives, tributes are flooding in for the highlife pioneer. Today, fans and the creative community are sharing their favorite tracks and stories of “Uncle Ebo” as Ghana prepares to celebrate his six-decade legacy.
💻 Technology: Africa Safer Internet Day
Today marks Africa Safer Internet Day.
Child Safety: The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) is leading nationwide campaigns under the theme “Together for a Safer Africa Online.” Expect to see intensified education in schools and churches today focusing on protecting children from digital risks.
📉 Economy & Business
Benin vs. Ghana: A report from the Chamber of Agribusiness is trending, warning that Ghana could lose $21 billion in economic value as manufacturers relocate to Benin due to more competitive investor incentives.
Visa Scams: VFS Global has issued a major fraud alert today. They are warning Ghanaians about scammers selling “priority” visa appointment slots, reminding everyone that official appointments are free.
ECG Outages: Many residents in Accra East and the Tema Region are experiencing scheduled power maintenance today. If your lights are out, it’s likely part of the planned works running through February 13.
⚽ Sports
Otto Addo’s Squad: Football fans are discussing the news that Black Stars coach Otto Addo has finalized his technical team with five new assistant coaches as the team gears up for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.