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Sixth House Unveils New EP ‘House of God’
Sixth House’s latest EP, House of God, is a masterclass in turning personal trauma into transformative art. From the opening track, listeners are drawn into a world where grief, anger, and faith collide, each note reflecting the intensity of a life forged in hardship. Sixth House’s ability to channel his experiences into sound makes this EP feel as much a personal diary as it is a sonic journey.
The six tracks seamlessly navigate between the raw energy of liquid drum and bass, the soaring melodies of EDM, and unexpected touches of acoustic and nu-metal influences. Standouts like “In The Dark” and “I’m Falling” reveal a producer unafraid to blur genres, exploring vulnerability and denial with a musical sophistication that feels rare in electronic music today.
By the time the closing track, “Blinded,” arrives, the listener has traveled through rage, fear, and longing, landing in a space of quiet reflection and acceptance. House of God is more than an EP—it’s a testament to the redemptive power of sound, and to an artist who uses music not just to entertain, but to heal.
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From 46th to 3rd: Asokwa Municipal Assembly’s Remarkable Rise in Financial Governance
A year can make a remarkable difference, and for the Asokwa Municipal Assembly, it has changed everything.
After placing 46th in 2024, the Assembly has surged to an impressive 3rd position in Ghana’s 2025 Public Financial Management Compliance League Table, earning national recognition for its commitment to transparency, accountability and responsible financial management.
The Public Financial Management Compliance League Table, supported by the European Union and coordinated by the Centre for Local Governance Advocacy (CLGA), assesses all 261 Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies across the country. It measures how effectively assemblies manage public funds through budgeting, procurement, revenue generation and financial reporting.
Asokwa’s score of 92.00% placed it among the very best in Ghana, with only Bia East District Assembly and Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly ranking ahead. The performance stands well above the national average of 56.20%, underlining the municipality’s exceptional progress.
Behind this success is a deliberate commitment to strengthening financial discipline. Under the leadership of Municipal Chief Executive Hon. Amoh Kamel, the Assembly has embraced reforms aimed at improving compliance with financial regulations and ensuring greater accountability in the use of public resources.
The national recognition was formally presented during an awards ceremony, where Hon. Gladys G.N. Tetteh, Deputy Executive Director of CLGA, presented the Assembly with an award acknowledging its outstanding performance. The citation commended Asokwa’s efforts in improving public financial management and maintaining compliance throughout the financial management process.
The Assembly’s remarkable improvement demonstrates what focused leadership, teamwork and dedication to good governance can achieve. Rising 43 places within a single year is a significant accomplishment that reflects consistency, careful planning and efficient execution.
Asokwa’s latest achievement not only brings pride to the municipality but also serves as a benchmark for other local assemblies striving to improve governance and accountability.
As the municipality celebrates this milestone, attention now turns to sustaining these standards and pursuing an even greater achievement in the years ahead.
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