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The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketing Companies Association of Ghana has expressed disappointment in the government and the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) for introducing a new levy on LPG in the wake of the outbreak of the coronavirus in the country. The Association says the levy will worsen the already burdened consumers of LPG in the country. The NPA announced a GH¢13.5pesewa/kg Cylinder Recovery Levy with effect from April 1, 2020, when Ghana is on partial lockdown due to the outbreak of the coronavirus. Reacting to the issue in a press statement signed by the Chairman of the Association, Malam Bukari…
Popular music producer Appietus does not think rapper Sarkodie disrespected Zapp Mallet when he paired him with some producers. The producer noted that there is absolutely nothing wrong with comparing music producers irrespective of how long they have been in the music industry. On Thursday, revered sound engineer Zapp Mallet took a swipe at Sarkodie for pairing him with producers he deemed as not his co-equal. Zapp Mallet’s anger Renowned producers Appietus and Jay Q took to social media in a live session on Wednesday to celebrate their works from the past. Dubbed #BehindTheHitz, the trend has triggered a social…
North Korea’s claim that “not a single person” in the country has been infected with the coronavirus is facing growing scepticism. It has credited strict containment measures and the shutting down of its borders for this success. But the top US military commander in South Korea has said this is “untrue”, calling it an “impossible claim”. A North Korean expert told the BBC it was likely there were cases but unlikely a mass outbreak had happened. There are currently more than one million coronavirus cases across the world and 53,069 deaths, according to a Johns Hopkins University tally. Pak Myong-su,…
Eleven Togolese nationals resident in Kumasi have tested for coronavirus but the result came out negative, 3news.com has gathered. These West African nationals were captured by the Kumasi Metropolitan Health Committee, which has been on course in tracing contacts of patients as part of government’s effort to expand testing. All 11 have been put in isolation, nonetheless, to ensure they do not come into contact with the public, 3news.com was informed. Further tests will be conducted on them to confirm their negative status. So far, Ghana has recorded 204 cases of coronavirus. Among these are West African nationals from Guinea…
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has instructed the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Transport to work together and find a solution to the “bottlenecks” at the Greater Accra Passenger Transport Executive (GAPTE), the Minister of Information has disclosed. GAPTE, operators of bus rapid transit system Aayalolo, halted operations with the pretext that patronage has reduced due to the lockdown in Accra. The Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, had indicated last Wednesday that transport companies including Aayalolo will continue to operate during the 14-day lockdown period to aid in the transport of essential workers. But on Thursday, GAPTE officially announced…
Ghana has started the local production of nose masks as part of efforts to stem the spread of coronavirus. This is to augment the pieces imported into the country. This was made known by the Director General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Patrick Aboagye, at a media briefing on Friday. He said the move is to encourage Ghanaians to wear masks in order to save them from unnecessarily contracting the disease. Ghana has so far recorded 204 cases of the deadly viral disease. Despite having 49 persons discharged for home management, the country still faces an increase in…
Former Marseille chairman Pape Diouf died this week from coronavirus – the first victim of the disease in Senegal. He was not only the first black top-flight chairman in elite European football, but before that an agent and journalist. One of the players he managed to greatness was Abedi Ayew Pele. The Ghanaian attacking midfielder played for Marseille in the 1993 Champions League Final against AC Milan “There is no amount of words to describe Pape Diouf. At this particular moment, all I can say is that Pape was a father, a senior brother, and then a manager. He managed…
One hundred and twenty-five sprayers will on Monday, April 6 embark on a disinfection exercise of the Takoradi Market Circle, Sekondi, Kojokrom and other community markets in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis. The spraying exercise will commence simultaneously in all the markets at 6.00am and is expected to end by midday same day. A statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA), John Laste, and copied to 3news.com said that before Monday’s exercise, the Takoradi Market Circle and Sekondi Market will be closed to the public on Sunday, April 5, at 12 noon to enable Ghana Fire…
Nigeria has discharged 11 people who were being treated for the coronavirus in hospital. Meanwhile, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has confirmed 10 new cases of the virus, bringing the total number of recorded cases to 184. The authorities say they have increased their testing capacity and can now test 1,500 people a day. Health Minister Osagie Ehanire confirmed that the country was seeing “early signs of community transmission”, and he expected an increase in the numbers of people contracting the virus. This is because the authorities had stepped up efforts to find those who had been in contact…
More than a million cases of coronavirus have been registered globally, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University – another grim milestone as the world grapples with the spreading pandemic. Nearly 53,000 people have died and more than 210,000 have recovered, according to the US university’s figures. The US has the most cases, and more than 1,000 died there in the past day. The disease, Covid-19, first emerged in central China three months ago. Though the tally kept by Johns Hopkins records one million confirmed cases, the actual number is thought to be much higher. It took a…