Author Archives: larryehu

Parliament approves Oppong Nkrumah, 5 others as ministers

Parliament has approved the nomination of Kojo Oppong Nkrumah as the Information Minister. Brong Ahafo Regional Minister Evans Opoku Bobie, Gender Minister Cynthia Morrison, Upper East Regional Minister Paulina Abayage, and two other Deputy Ministers have also been approved by the House. Their approval follows a successful vetting by Parliament’s Appointment Committee last week and its recommendation for all the ...

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Leicester helicopter crash: Claude Puel reveals first thing he thought when told of crash

CLAUDE PUEL has revealed what he thought immediately after learning of the fatal helicopter crash that claimed five lives last week. Leicester manager Puel was in his office when he was told of the news that chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s helicopter had crashed outside the stadium shortly after the match with West Ham on Saturday. He was informed by goalkeeping coach ...

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Tax coalition urges scrapping of tax incentives for foreign companies

Government has been urged to amend sections of the Internal Revenue Act 2000 that gives tax incentives to multi-national companies in the country. Section of the Act 592 provides tax incentives and holidays to some companies listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange. But, Mr Raphael Godlove Ahenu, the Chairman of the Brong-Ahafo Regional Chapter of the Tax Justice Coalition, said ...

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South Sudan President Salva Kiir frees two political prisoners

South Sudan’s president Salva Kiir said on Wednesday an imprisoned South African adviser to rebel leader Riek Machar and a rebel group spokesman would be released as part of the September 12 peace deal. James Gatdet former rebel group spokesman was arrested in 2017 after his deportation from Nairobi for alleged subversive activities against the Juba administration. Willaim Endley, a ...

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Beijing, Dakar, Paris: Cameroon’s Biya congratulated ahead of swearing in

President-elect of Cameroon, Paul Biya, is set to be sworn in on Friday, November 2, state-run CRTV reported earlier this week. The swearing in will take place before a joint sitting of the legislature in the capital, Yaounde. Both houses of parliament were reconvened after a break for the October 7 elections. Biya’s investiture for a seventh straight term is reportedly the ...

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Migrants rebuild inhumane Moroccan camp after fire outbreak

African migrants who lost the little they have to fire in an inhumane camp in Morocco’s second largest city, Casablanca are rebuilding the camp. The tents and belongings of nearly one thousand migrants were destroyed by a fire in Casablanca late on Saturday, October 27. This is the third fire outbreak at the camp since July 2017 and it is ...

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Ethiopia Supreme Court gets its first woman head, Meaza Ashenafi

The women-led wave in Ethiopia shows no signs of abating as the country welcomed its first Chief Justice, i.e. President of the Federal Supreme Court, on Thursday morning. Meaza Ashenafi, was approved unanimously by the lawmaking chamber, House of Peoples Representatives, HoPR, she had been nominated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Ashenafi, who is the founder of the Ethiopian Women ...

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