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- Strategic oversight at Tema Port enhances Ghana’s energy supply and regulatory compliance
- GES responds to alleged feeding concerns at Savelugu Senior High School
- Ghana strengthens African labour ties as Foreign Minister meets OATUU Secretary-General
- Vice-President pledges support as judiciary unveils sweeping reforms to improve access to justice
- Minister reveals why Ayalolo boss was removed, as €1m Spanish grant awaits approval
- A son’s gratitude in music as Daniel Duncan-Williams pays tribute to Archbishop Duncan-Williams
- Ghana–US talks focus on jobs, agriculture, and protecting migrants’ dignity
Author: Krobea
Former President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday chaired a ceremony in Abuja, Nigeria, to inaugurate the Olusegun Obasanjo Centre for Good Governance and Development at the National Open University of Nigeria. The ceremony, which was also attended by a former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloma Mukhtar, was an opportunity to honour the former Nigerian President for his commitment and contribution to the promotion of education in Nigeria. The National Open University of Nigeria, which started in the early 1980s, was closed down a few years later, until 2001 when then President Obasanjo reopened the institution. It currently has over…
The walk was to create awareness on the need for a healthy lifestyle. The management and staff of zenith bank who were joined by other corporate institutions, briskly walked through some principal streets of Accra. The walk was on the theme ‘’health walk: aspire for Ghana’s future” sought to empower the working class and all citizens of Ghana to live a healthy life for a prosperous economy. Participants walked through Osu, East and West Ridge, the Passport Office, Accra International Conference Centre before ending at the Accra Sports Stadium. Managing Director of Zenith Bank Ghana, Henry Oroh said the bank…
A South Korean warship is heading for Somalia to hold an anti-piracy drill in waters off the country’s coast. The 4,400-ton destroyer Daejoyoung left the South Korean port of Busan yesterday, with a 300-strong crew on board. Friday’s drill will involve the destroyer Daejoyoung, a 17,000-ton commercial vessel and 350 seamen and sailors, the South Korean news agency Yonhap reports. The country has had a naval unit in the Gulf of Aden since 2009 as part of global efforts to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia. The South Korean navy has posted a video of a previous anti-piracy mission…
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President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Tuesday, May 2 arrived in the Togo capital of Lome to a rousing welcome from residents, at the commencement of his three-day visit. President Akufo-Addo, who made the trip to Togo by road, was met at the Aflao border by the Togolese President, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, together with hundreds of Ghanaians and Togolese who had lined up along the principal streets of Aflao en route to Lome. Amidst the waving of flags of the two countries, President Akufo-Addo and President Gnassingbé acknowledged the cheers of welcome and greetings from ecstatic residents, as they made…
Cristiano Ronaldo scored another Champions League hat-trick as Real Madrid thrashed Atletico Madrid in the semi-final first leg to close in on a third final in four years. Real were utterly dominant throughout against their city rivals at the Bernabeu and led after 10 minutes when Ronaldo headed home Casemiro’s cross. It looked as if the hosts might fail to fully capitalise on their superiority – until Ronaldo let the ball bounce and smashed an unstoppable shot from 16 yards past Atletico keeper Jan Oblak, who had made several saves to keep his side in the tie. And the Portugal…
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has confirmed that Engineers & Planners Company Limited owned by Ibrahim Mahama, brother of ex-President John Mahama, has settled all its debt. The mining firm had to be dragged to court over the non-payment of its workers’ social security. But on Monday, May 1, it dismissed the allegations, revealing it had reached a negotiated agreement with the nation’s pensions management body in 2016 to settle its arrears. On Tuesday, May 2, the Corporate Affairs Manager of SSNIT, Eva Amegashie, confirmed to TV3 that Engineers & Planners has fulfilled its liabilities. The court…
Manufacturers of Adonko Bitters are recalling their product with batch number 201 as directed by the Foods and Drugs Authority (FDA). The said products were believed to have caused the passing out of several patrons at an Easter Monday event at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium, Kumasi. The mass swoon at the event venue forced the FDA to slap a GH¢25, 000 administrative charge on Angel Group of Companies, the mother company of the manufacturers. The Authority also accused the manufacturers of running promotions on the product with celebrity association without its approval. But in a release signed by Samson…
The Art Centre in Accra is one place you are sure to see tourists every single day. Tourists throng there to buy all kinds of artefacts ranging from African print dresses through sculpture made from wood to jewelries made of cowries from the beach…yes the beach close to the Centre. Behind this African craft village is a beach, close to which is a heap or as it were, a mountain of rubbish. The seashore itself is filled with all kinds of waste caused by human activities, and thus turned the place into a new breeding grounds for pigs, cattle and other animals.…
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