Prince Martey-Sogar
About
Prince Martey-Sogar, is a Ghanaian news writer, entrepreneur and emerging media professional with a passion for journalism, storytelling and innovation. He has obtain practical writing experience with Insight Ghana and was previously recognised as the best English student and Story Writer. With a background in Information Technology and a growing interest in media and entrepreneurship, he is currently building his own business and project with the vision of creating meaningful opportunities and making a positive impact. He is passionate about producing clear, accurate and engaging stories that inform, inspire and connect people with issues that matter.
News
TRAFFITECH-GH rollout moved to November 1 as police extend public education
The Ghana Police Service has postponed the full rollout of its automated traffic law enforcement system TRAFFITECH-GH , from October 1 to November 1,...
Sports
Sam George calls for Black Stars, GFA to be dissolved after Gambia defeat
Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations Minister Samuel Nartey George has called for the dissolution of the black stars and the Ghana Football Association (GFA)...
News
Ghana ranks fifth among cocaine seizure origins at Antwerp port in 2025
Ghana ranked fifth among the countries listed as the origin of cocaine shipments seized at Belgium’s Port of Antwerp in 2025, according to data...
Local
AMA to lead national world cleanup day exercise in Accra on October 3
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) will on Saturday, October 3, 2026, host the national flagship clean-up exercise in Accra as part of activities marking...
News
Rabies becomes fatal once symptoms appear, Veterinarian
Veterinary doctor and animal enthusiast Aiko Adade has warned that rabies is invariably fatal once visible signs and symptoms of the disease begin to...
News
Brooklyn man dies after bag gets trapped in subway train doors
A 57-year-old man identified as Yaw Boahene has died after the shopping bag he was carrying became trapped in the doors of a subway...