- Zoomlion begins nationwide fumigation in Accra
- Nine suspects including Adwoa Safo’s brother granted GH¢500,000 bail each
- Charles Bissue writes to OSP not to curtail trial
- Pressure mounts on Ken Agyapong as NPP coordinators demand evidence of allegations
- Adwoa Safo’s brother, 2 others arrested over shooting incident
- NYA CEO calls for urgent reforms to protect Ghana’s growing digital workforce
- Adwoa Safo is stable and responding to treatment – Family
- Keir Starmer announces resignation as UK PM
Author: Krobea
Workers of the Metro Mass Transit Limited in Kumasi are not safe and their work has been often hampered by political figures and the police, it has been revealed. The workers’ union has, therefore, asked the company’s board to appoint a new manager for the Kumasi depot to ensure that operations run smoothly. This was part of the demands made by the Union to the board as they relax their industrial action. The workers on Wednesday staged a nationwide sit-down strike after complaining their concerns have not been addressed by the board. The key concern was an intention by the…
Parliament is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, October 3 for the Third Meeting of the First Session. The Seventh Parliament of the Fourth Republic went on recess on Wednesday, August 5 and after almost two months will be back in the House for business. Speaker Aaron Mike Oquaye by Standing Order 37 served the 275 members notice on Wednesday of the commencement of the Meeting. They are to assemble in the House at midday. The Meeting is expected to consider the legislation – to be proposed by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo – to have August 4 declared as Founders…
China has told North Korean companies operating in its territory to close down as it implements United Nations sanctions against the reclusive state. The companies will be shut by early January. Joint Chinese and North Korean ventures will also be forced to close. China, Pyongyang’s only major ally, has already banned textile trade and limited oil exports. The move is part of an international response to North Korea’s sixth and most powerful nuclear test. The UN Security Council, of which China is a member, voted unanimously for fresh sanctions on 11 September. China’s commerce ministry said it had set a…
Carlo Ancelotti has been sacked as manager of Bayern Munich. Following Wednesday’s 3-0 Champions League defeat by Paris St-Germain, the club’s board has decided to dismiss the Italian, who replaced Pep Guardiola at the start of last season. Ancelotti, 58, helped Bayern win the Bundesliga last term, but they only reached the last eight of the Champions League and the German Cup semi-finals. Assistant boss Willy Sagnol will take temporary charge. Bayern, league champions in each of the past five seasons, are third in the German table, three points behind Borussia Dortmund, with four wins, one draw and one defeat…
Three people have died of rabies in the Ashanti Region since the beginning of the year, the regional directorate of Veterinary Services has said. It added that the figure could be high as many cases in local communities are not reported. Rabies is a disease transmitted through the bite of rabid animals, especially dogs. The Ashanti Region is estimated to have a dog population of 327,704. In 2016, about 10,747 of these dogs were vaccinated. Over the period, 30 cases of the preventable viral disease were recorded. Eighteen tested positive while 12 were negative with eight deaths recorded. So far,…
Despite the CID exonerating them of wrongdoing after being accused of bribery and corruption by musician A-Plus, the two deputy chiefs of staff may find themselves in trouble as an audio making rounds on social media appear to implicate them. The audio is a conversation between a police officer and A-Plus over the latter’s allegation. The female officer confirmed that investigations are pointing to a finding not too far from A-Plus’s. A-Plus called Francis Asenso-Okyere and Samuel Abu Jinapor “two thieves” and “fools”. But the findings seem to border on Korle Bu Teaching Hospital as per the content of the…
After almost two months of fighting illegal small-scale mining, popularly known as galamsey, in three regions, the first batch of officers from the Ghana Armed Offices and the Ghana Police Service will be replaced by a new batch. The new batch will begin serving in the operation – known as Operation Vanguard – from Friday, September 29. “We are changing some of them,” the Public Relations Officer of the taskforce said, “but not the whole operation.” Major Gariba Pabi at a changeover ceremony, which saw the Chief of Defense Staff, Major General Obed Akwa, and Inspector General of Police David…
Minister of Energy Boakye Agyarko says government has succeeded in stabilizing the supply of power. “Our next mandate is to begin the reduction in pricing,” he pointed out. He indicated that already the Ministry is getting cooperation from stakeholders to achieve the set target. “We believe that through this budget to the end of the year, we should be able to start bringing prices down,” he said on Wednesday at a press briefing in Accra. Ghana had battled erratic power supply, popularly known as Dumsor, from late 2012 until 2016. The then National Democratic Congress (NDC) government said power production…
An Italian woman has married herself in a ceremony complete with white dress, three-layer wedding cake, bridesmaids and 70 guests. “I firmly believe that each of us must first of all love ourselves,” said Laura Mesi, a 40-year-old fitness trainer. “You can have a fairytale even without the prince.” The ceremony carries no legal weight. But Ms Mesi is part of a growing trend for self-marriage – dubbed “sologamy” – in countries around the world. Proponents of such ceremonies say it is about self-love and acceptance, and claiming the social affirmation normally reserved for couples who wed. Laura says the…