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The Ministry of Education has signed a memorandum of understanding with QG Construction UK Limited to develop an Institute of Green and Sustainable Science and Technology at the Acherensua Campus of the University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences (UEAS), Bunso.
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu is “in great shape” despite falling over at a reception ceremony in Turkey, one of his aides said. Tinubu, 73, was being welcomed by his Turkish counterpart at an official ceremony in the capital, Ankara, when he stumbled. After walking past a line of soldiers and dignitaries Tinubu can be seen on the official video on the Turkish president’s X account moving to his right when he stumbles and falls. The film briefly shows people helping the president before cutting to an aerial shot and 45 seconds later Tinubu and Recep Tayyip Erdogan are seen next…
Aspirant in the Ayawaso East parliamentary primary, Baba Jamal, has stirred debate after expressing personal religious reservations about the decision by Hajia Amina Adam, wife of the late Member of Parliament Mahama Naser, to contest the seat, while stressing that she has every democratic right to do so.
Roads and Highways Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza has rejected claims by the Minority that government road projects are unevenly distributed, accusing the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) of persistent dishonesty.
Habib Iddrisu, Member of Parliament for Tolon and First Deputy Minority Whip, says a recent press conference by the Minority was intended to account to the people of Ghana and draw attention to what he described as the government’s abuse of parliamentary processes.
Habib Iddrisu, Member of Parliament for Tolon and First Deputy Minority Whip, has criticised the government’s frequent use of the certificate of urgency to pass legislation, arguing that the practice undermines proper parliamentary scrutiny.
The Ayawaso East National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primary is officially underway, with five aspirants filing nominations to contest the party’s internal election ahead of the February 7 by-election.
Importers in Ghana have raised alarms over persistent congestion at the nation’s ports, attributing delays in clearing goods to technical system downtime and the recent appreciation of the cedi.
The court has rejected an application by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) seeking to join a constitutional suit challenging its powers, marking a notable development in the ongoing debate over the anti-graft body’s mandate.
The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) has cautioned that neglect and inadequate maintenance of public infrastructure are impeding Ghana’s progress toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).