Members of the Teachers and Education Workers Union, TEWU have threatened to withdraw their services on April 15 The Union is demanding the 600 cedis professional and skills development allowance be paid to its members. In 2020, TEWU demanded the payment of professional and skills development allowance. The Education Ministry …
Read More »Report corrupt judges, and judicial staff-Chief Justice
The Chief Justice has urged the public to report any judge or officer of the judicial service who demands money as a condition to bail suspects or misconducts him or herself in the administration of justice. The Chief Justice, Justice Annin Yeboah made the call as part of efforts to …
Read More »Kumasi City Market Traders Union are prohibited from holding elections for a second time by Asantehemaa’s court.
The Asantehemaa’s Court at Manhyia Palace has once again struck down a move by some traders at the Kejetia new market to form a new association. Some traders at the facility in October 2022 incur the wrath of the Asantehemaa following their decision to hold elections at the facility without …
Read More »POLICE ON A MANHUNT FOR A GANG OF ROBBERS WHO ROBBED A MONEY COLLECTION POINT AT ANYINASE NEAR ESSIAMA IN THE WESTERN REGION
The Police are on a manhunt for a gang of robbers who attacked a cash collection point at Anyinase near Essiama on 11th April 2023. The robbers who were on motorbikes entered the premises of the cash collection point under the pretext of transacting business but later attacked the workers …
Read More »Business: Ghana’s bilateral lenders are expected to open the door for an IMF bailout of $3 billion
Ghana hopes to take a big step towards restructuring its $58bn-worth of debt this week, with its bilateral creditors meeting today to discuss whether to provide enough relief to unlock a $3bn IMF bailout. Ghana owes $5.5bn to foreign governments and their state banks. Ken Ofori-Atta, finance minister, said he …
Read More »Education: Education Minister calls for support from philanthropists for the construction of Teacher Training
Education Minister, Hon Yaw Osei Adutwum has called for the support of philanthropists for the construction of a Teacher Training College at Jachie in the Bosomtwe District of the Ashanti Region. Education is factored as one of the most essential tools in the development of every country. The minister in …
Read More »Afigya Kwabre South: The awful road network in Atimatim-Maase will shortly receive a facelift ,says dce
Commuters who ply the Atimatim-Maase road, one of the major link roads within the Afigya Kwabre South District, have called on the government to fix their roads. The commuters made this call during a visit by uniquenewsgh news reporter Kwame Baffoe Agyekum. Following recent heavy downpours, portions of the road …
Read More »Kumasi:Private developers have been given a three-month deadline by the Oforikrom Municipal Assembly to get building permits before moving forward with their projects.
The Oforikrom Municipal Assembly has issued a 3-month ultimatum to private developers to secure building permits before continuing with their construction projects. Failure to do so, according to the assembly, will leave it with no option to apply legal sanctions to defaulters. Addressing assembly members and heads of departments of …
Read More »A/R:The assembly put forward strategies to prevent the activities of foreign commercial sex workers from spreading.-Afigya Kwabre South DCE
The District Chief Executive of Afigya Kwabre South Hon. Christian Adu- Poku has lamented the rate at which ladies at Buoho a suburb of Afigya Kwabre South indulge in prostitution is so unbearable. According to him, the invasion of Nigerian sex workers in the community had a bad influence on …
Read More »A/R:Krobea Asante Tech Institute students were charged GHC 430 for damages sustained during school rioting
Students of the Krobea Asante Technical Institute have been surcharged the cost of damages caused during a violent protest earlier this year. Management of the school says a bill of GHC430 has been imposed on continuing and final-year students for repairs of destroyed school property, as recommended by a five-member …
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