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You may think the key to a promotion is working late, schmoozing with the boss, or wearing the right thing. But a new study suggests something more personal could be the secret. According to new research, people who orgasm at least once a day are far more likely to enjoy their jobs, work hard, and move up the career ladder. They also have a healthier work-life balance. ‘We make jokes about people having a “spring in their step,” but it turns out this is actually a real thing and we should pay attention to it,’ said Keith Leavitt, an associate…

Former President John Dramani Mahama has on the occasion of Ghana’s 60th independence day anniversary, urged Ghanaians to devote their time and effort at making the country “even better” in the next 60 years. In his anniversary message shared on his social media handles, President Mahama who ceded the governance of the country to Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on January 7, 2017, acknowledged Ghanaians for attaining 60 years of independence. “I salute all Ghanaians on the occasion of our 60th Independence Anniversary. Let’s dedicate ourselves, on this occasion, to make the next 60 years even better,” he said. Ghana on…

Traders were not left out of Ghana’s 60th Independence Anniversary celebration on Monday as they took advantage of the large crowd around the fringes of the Independence Square to make brisk business. Some were trading in the 60th anniversary cloth, while others were selling items including bangles, scarf and vuvuzelas, as well as T’-Shirts, sandals and caps designed in the national colours Red, Yellow, Green and Black. Food vendors were selling Waakye, kenkey and fried fish, among other local delicacies, while soft drinks and bottled water were on sale to quench the thirst of some revellers who were standing in…

For the first time in many years the spirit of patriotism resonated in the camp of head porters popularly called kayayei or paoopa as they joyously participated in the Ghana’s 60 years anniversary parade. The move could be a thank you gesture to President Nana Akufo-Addo following the abolishment of the tolls they pay as kayayei levy at market centres to district assemblies. See some photos of kayayei march in Kumasi on 6th  March. Source: 3news.com |Ghana Follow @isaacessel

One of Ghana’s leading second cycle institutions St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School is celebrating its 65th Anniversary this month. Ahead of the main event, a series of programmes have been lined up by the old students association popularly called Old Toms to whip up support. On Saturday, March 11, 2017 the anniversary celebration kicks off with a Speech and Prize-giving day fun walk. It starts from the school’s premises at 6.00am. Below is the full programme line up: OLD TOMS COMING EVENTS – MARCH 2017 1. 65th Anniversary speech & prize-giving day fun walk Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017…

SPEECH DELIVERED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC, NANA ADDO DANKWA AKUFO-ADDO, ON THE OCCASION OF THE 60TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, AT THE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, ON MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2017 We are met here today to celebrate the 60th anniversary of our nation’s independence, to celebrate our freedom from the clutches of British imperialism, to celebrate the final achievement of the struggle of successive generations of Ghanaians patriots to establish a free, sovereign Ghana. We are grateful that on such a happy day, leaders of our neighbouring countries and friendly nations have joined us in our celebration. Akwaaba, Your Excellencies,…

The President, Nana Akufo-Addo has decried the degree at which the environment has been degraded, noting that Ghana’s dense forest has been depleted to the extent that the country imports timber. He also observed that the country’s rivers and lakes are disappearing, and those that still exist are all polluted. The president was speaking at the 60th anniversary parade Monday which was attended by several local and foreign dignitaries including Presidents of Zimbabwe and Togo. President Akufo-Addo noted, “There is nothing we can do better to pay homage to those who fought to free us from bondage than to dedicate…

Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo joined thousands of Ghanaians across the nation to mark the country’s 60th independence from Britain with parades. While a national parade was held at the Black Stars Square where Ghana’s first president, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, declared the country’s independence, similar event took place at the regional and district capitals. TV3’s Volta regional correspondent, Robert Abilba reports that at exactly 8:30am, a parade made up of eight contingents of the Ghana Army, the Police, Customs Division of the GRA, Fire Service, Immigration Service and the Prison Service as well as school children was formed at…

After 60 years of independence, Ghana has no excuse having its citizens wallow in abject poverty, the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has maintained. He admitted the expected rapid economic development that should have followed the political freedom that was achieved has been missed. “Sadly, the economic dividend that was meant to accompany our freedom has still not materialised. Sixty years after those heady days, too many of our people continue to wallow in unacceptable poverty,” he said. The president was speaking at the Ghana’s 60th anniversary parade at the Black Star Square in Accra Monday. President Akufo-Addo paid glowing…