Life after the jackpot
Long-form interviews with past Saturday Jackpot winners — what changed, what didn't, and what they tell their grandchildren.
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News & Updates
Winner profiles, draw announcements, community fund stories, and the people behind every Saturday draw. We're building it now — be the first to read it.
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What's Coming
Winner Stories
Inside the Draw
Community Fund
Responsible Gaming
Our Heritage
Numbers
Stories we're writing
How a draw is verified
A walkthrough of the room, the people, and the procedure that produces every winning number on camera.
The school in Ekumfi
Twelve classrooms, two boreholes, and a library — the first major project funded by the OAS Community Fund. A photo essay.
Knowing when to stop
Six signs that lottery has crossed from entertainment into compulsion — and what to do about it. Written with the National Problem Gambling Helpline.
1991: The first office
Mr. Kwabena Obeng Asare on starting a lottery from a single room in Accra, the first ticket ever sold, and what kept him going.
The maths of 5/90
Plain-language statistics: why every number is equally likely, why "hot" numbers are a myth, and why people still believe in them anyway.
In the meantime
Already published
Already published
elsewhere
Recent press features and interviews about Obeng Asare. We'll consolidate everything here once the newsroom is live.