NEWS

Tricycle operators block major road leading to Kejetia over KMA ban

Tricycle operators in the Ashanti Region have escalated their protest against a directive to restrict their movement in parts of the Central Business District as the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly vows to implement the policy. The tricycle operators on Wednesday, August 2, took to the streets and blocked a major road leading to Kejetia, causing significant disruptions to traffic and daily ...

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Two more persons arrested over Cecilia Dapaah’s stolen money

Two more suspects have been arrested in the ongoing investigations into the stolen funds from the residence of the former Sanitation Minister, Cecilia Dapaah. This was revealed in court on Wednesday, August 2, by police prosecutor DSP Emmanuel Nyamekye when the case was called. Five persons including two house helps of the former Aviation Minister were initially arrested for allegedly ...

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I am disappointed by the mid-year budget – GUTA President

The GUTA President, Dr Joseph Obeng has expressed disappointment at the 2023 mid-year budget. According to him, despite the fact that no new taxes were introduced, they expected some existing ones to have been scrapped or the rates reduced. “The budget did not touch on the high cost involved in doing business, no revision on taxes, high interest rate and ...

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UEW appoints Prof. Jobson Mitchual as new Vice-Chancellor

The Governing Council of the University of Education, Winneba, has appointed Professor Stephen Jobson Mitchual as the next Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba. Prof. Mitchual takes office on 1st October 2023. He comes with over 20 years of teaching and administrative experience in the Higher Education sector. Prof. Mitchual holds a PhD in Wood Science and Technology obtained ...

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Former Ivory Coast President Konan Bédié dies at 89

The former president of Ivory Coast Henri Konan Bédié has died. He was 89. Mr Bédié took over as the country’s second head of state after the death of Felix Houphouet-Boigny in 1993. But allegations of widespread corruption and an economic slump led to him being ousted in a military coup in 1999. Despite being born into a relatively poor ...

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Ghanaian champions Medeama set for October friendly in USA

Medeama will in October travel to the United States where they will face Major League Soccer club DC United in a friendly. The match is scheduled for October 14 at Audi Field, a venue confirmed by DC United on Tuesday. Ticket prices for the match have been unveiled and can be found on their official website. “D.C. United are thrilled ...

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New housing project: We can build way cheaper than figures quoted by govt – Dafeamekpor

South Dayi Member of Parliament Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor has observed that the new housing project that President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo cut the sod for its start on Tuesday, August 1, is expensive. He says that the state can provide affordable houses way cheaper than the figures the government is quoting. Per figures from the Ministry of Works and Housing, a ...

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