The Education Minister, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum is the new Nkosuohene of Tepa in the Ahafo-Ano North Municipality after being installed at a colourful ceremony witnessed by family, friends, and Directors of various agencies under the Ministry. He earned his new role as a traditional leader for his immense contributions …
Read More »GEPA reports 6% growth in Non-Traditional Export earnings
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) has announced a significant 6% increase in the country’s Non-Traditional Export (NTE) earnings for the year 2022. Launching a Report on the Analysis of the 2022 Non-Traditional Export Statistics, Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Dokua Asiamah-Adjei expressed satisfaction with the growth and acknowledged …
Read More »(video) 25-year-old woman’s body discovered dead in “boyfriend’s” room; cops investigating
Police at the Abuakwa Divisional Command in the Ashanti Region are holding a 32-year-old man in their custody after his ‘girlfriend’ died in his room. 25-year-old Martha Wiafe was found unresponsive with blood stains when her family was notified of the incident which occurred on Tuesday in the Atwima …
Read More »A 23-year-old hairdresser allegedly murdered by her boyfriend at Dunkwa-Mfuom
A 23-year-old Hairdresser Victoria Tetteh, has allegedly been murdered by her boyfriend Dominic a.k.a Obuasi at Dunkwa-Mfuom in the upper Denkyira East Municipality of the central region for cheating. The suspect according to the report is an excavator operator and resides at Obuasi in the Ashanti region and has been …
Read More »World Press Freedom Day: PRINPAG calls on Gov’t to release information on investigations into deaths and attacks on Journalists in their line of duty
Fellow Media Practitioners and Members of the prestigious Fourth Estate, as the World marks this year’s World Press Freedom Day today, May 3, 2023, on the theme: “Shaping a Future of Rights: Freedom of Expression as a Driver for all Other human rights,” the Private Newspapers and Online News Publishers …
Read More »POLICE ARREST TWO PEOPLE IN CONNECTION WITH VIRAL VIDEO ON SOME ALLEGED STOLEN RAIL TRACKS AND STEEL SLEEPERS
The Police have arrested two suspects in connection with some alleged stolen rail tracks and steel sleepers believed to belong to the Ghana Railway Development Authority which has gone viral on social media. The suspects Ibrahim John and Bashiru Ibrahim were arrested while transporting the said items to the Ferro …
Read More »W/R:17 year old drowns in Essei Lagoon
A 17-year-old form two student of Sekondi College, Jojo Okyere, met his untimely death in the sea, near the Essei Lagoon beach at Sekondi on Monday, May 1, 2023. According to eyewitnesses, Joojo Okyere had ignored warnings by onlookers when he decided to swim, claiming he was not intimidated by …
Read More »C/R: Six-year-old boy electrocuted by Pastor’s container shop at Fetteh Kakraba
A six-year-old boy by the name of Theophilus Eleke Lordgist met his untimely death after he was electrocuted in a container belonging to a Pastor called Mr Bernard Obi in Gomoa Fetteh Kakraba in the Gomoa East District of the central region. According to Eyewitnesses, the pastor Bernard Obi …
Read More »Convert the National Cathedral project into National Hospital, Organized Labour charged Gov’t
The Ashanti regional Chapter of Trader Union Congress has charged the ruling government to convert the national cathedral into a national hospital because it is a misplaced priority. Mr Augustine Adongo Ampambila speaking at the 2023 May celebration at Kumasi, reiterated the current economic crisis is not the result of …
Read More »GII calls on the President and Anti-Corruption State Institutions to swiftly investigate on Professor Frimpong-Boateng’s Report
The Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) has followed with keen interest the discourse on the leaked report on the work of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM) dated 19th March 2021 and authored by Professor Frimpong-Boateng, former Chairman of the IMCIM. The report makes a plethora of allegations that GII …
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