Eno Tiwaa, a long serving member of the gospel group Yaw Sarpong and the Asamofo, has died.
She passed away in wee hours of Sunday, 7 December 2025.
Manager of the group, Nana Poku Ashis, told myjoyonline.com that she had been unwell for a couple of weeks.
He said Eno Tiwaa will be remembered for her selflessness and the sacrifices she made for Yaw Sarpong and the group.
According to him, for the past 40 years, “Eno Tiwaa has contributed so much to the group and Yaw Sarpong. She always made sure Yaw was in a good condition.”
Before her death, she was the one caring for Yaw Sarpong who has also been battling illness in recent years.
Tiwaa was known for her silky voice and had been hailed by many music lovers as one of Ghana’s golden voices. In 2021, she had her very first nomination in the 3Music Awards’s female vocalist category.
At the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards held on 10th May 2025, she put up a spectacular performance after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of Yaw Sarpong and Asomafo.
Inter Miami capped off a historic night as Lionel Messi inspired the club to its first-ever MLS Cup title, beating the Vancouver Whitecaps 3–1.
Messi produced two assists, setting up Rodrigo De Paul and later Tadeo Allende, to guide Miami to a 3–1 victory.
His performances throughout the playoffs earned him the MLS Cup MVP award.
In all competitions, the 38-year-old won the 2025 Golden Boot with 29 goals and added 19 assists to finish with 48 goal contributions.
In 2023/24, his first full season in the MLS, Messi finished the campaign with 20 goals and 10 assists in just 19 matches as Miami clinched the Supporters’ Shield and set a new points record.
Saturday’s victory now crowns a three-year journey for the Argentine since joining the club in 2023.
The Premier Tennis Club of Tema held a Farmers’ Day tennis competition as part of the this year’s Farmers’ Day celebrations.
The event which was mainly sponsored by KGL Foundation, has been in existence for over five years, saw hundreds of tennis lovers gathered at the Premier Tennis Club in Tema, to cheer and support their teams.
At the end of the tournament, it was Richard Frimpong Ansah and Sisu Tomegah of the Sakumono Tennis Club who were crowned champions of the competition after they defeated hosts, Premier Tennis club 7-1 in the doubles.
“We’re very excited, we came in very confident knowing what we could do but we also respected our opponents but we played with a free mind and came out with success,” said, Richard Frimpong Ansah.
His partner Sisu Tomegah was also proud representing Sakumono Tennis club.
“I’m also very excited, this is my first time representing Sakumono Tennis club and I’m happy to have made them proud. It was a very good game.”
Chairman of Premier Tennis Club Dr. Michael Quashie also added: “Basically it’s a day to celebrate the farmers through sports and tennis and we had teams from various tennis clubs to come and compete amongst themselves so it’s been a very good event.”
“Its been a success but we’re hoping we can make it bigger and better next year.”
Other sponsors of the event include Imperial General Assurance, Bel Aqua, GNPC, SIR SAK World, Sky Water, CDH Financial Holdings, Ekuus Pharmacy, Pensions Alliance Trust & Raphal Medical Centre who, through their support also made the event possible.
In a historic moment for African journalism and climate-tech storytelling, Multimedia Group’s award-winning photojournalist David Andoh has been invited by the Embassy of the State of Israel in Ghana to join the global tech and innovation elite delegation to PLANETech Week 2025, which is expected to open on Sunday, December 7, in Israel.
He is among the few journalists selected from the African continent to attend the weeklong tech and innovation event hosted by the Middle East’s tech and innovation giant, Israel.
David Andoh and the team of journalists will explore how Israel has become one of the world’s most powerful hubs for climate, defence, and agricultural technology.
From 6–12 December 2025, David will be immersed in a week-long programme themed “Inside Israel’s Climate Innovation”, joining top global investors, corporate leaders, scientists, entrepreneurs, and policymakers in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and beyond.
“This is not just a press trip in the ordinary sense,” the invitation reads. “It is a curated Global Mission designed to foster meaningful connections, showcase groundbreaking technologies, and shape the future of climate solutions.”
David is expected to provide in-depth news features, photo stories, and real-time social media coverage, becoming Africa’s eyes and voice inside one of the most exclusive climate-tech events on the planet.
David’s selection is no accident. Known for his powerful visual storytelling on environment, development, and human-impact issues across Ghana, he has consistently used his lens to highlight climate challenges like coastal erosion, deforestation, plastic pollution, and the search for sustainable solutions.
His work has reached millions through MyJoyOnline and Joy FM, making him the perfect bridge between Israel’s cutting-edge climate innovations and Africa’s urgent need for scalable, adaptable technologies.
What is PLANETech Week 2025?
Organised by PLANETech—a non-profit joint venture between the Israel Innovation Institute and the Consensus Business Group—PLANETech Week (7–11 December 2025) is the flagship annual gathering of the global climate-tech ecosystem.
With over 1,000 active climate-tech startups, more than $9.5 billion raised since 2018, and over 500 multinational R&D centres, Israel has emerged as a superpower in deep-tech solutions for energy, water, agriculture, food, and mobility.
This year’s theme, “Inside Israel’s Climate Innovation”, will spotlight how Israeli ingenuity is delivering real-world answers to the climate crisis, answers that could transform Africa and the Global South.
The Exclusive Week-Long Programme (6–12 December 2025)
Sunday 7 December – Jerusalem
Official opening ceremony with Israeli government ministers (including likely keynote by Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat), embassy representatives, and top ecosystem leaders.
Two open-house innovation tours in Jerusalem.
Travel to Tel Aviv for a private dinner with the PLANETech Investor Alliance, the most influential group of climate-tech investors in Israel.
Monday 8 December – Tel Aviv
Earth X Markets Summit – the future of carbon and environmental markets.
AI Infrastructure & Data Centers Forum – how artificial intelligence and computing power are driving decarbonisation.
Alternative Protein Tasting & Content Session – experiencing the future of food.
Evening networking drinks hosted by Addionics, one of Israel’s hottest battery-tech startups.
Tuesday 9 December – Tel Aviv
PLANET Connects – a full day of high-level panels, investor roundtables, and startup pitches.
Exclusive startup visits across Tel Aviv.
Fusion & Nuclear Energy Meetup – unveiling the bold 2026 theme: “The Future of Energy”.
Wednesday 10 December – Tel Aviv & Southern Israel
Global Implementation Meetup – how Israeli climate tech is being deployed worldwide.
Field visits to cutting-edge projects and startups in the south.
Invitation-only VIP Cocktail with Israel’s top ecosystem partners.
Thursday 11 December – North & Grand Finale
Morning visits to leading startups in the Caesarea area.
“Next Generation Event” celebrating Israel’s most promising early-stage climate ventures.
Gala closing dinner – reflection, celebration, and forging partnerships for the future.
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