Members of the Coalition of Aggrieved Menzgold Customers today, Monday, 6 January 2019 massed up at the police CID headquarters to solidarise with their colleague who was invited for allegedly issuing threats on the life of Menzgold CEO Nana Appiah Mensah (NAM 1). The aggrieved customer, identified a Nana Kissi, in a radio interview on 30 December 2019, reportedly threatened ...
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Ghana cannot develop with a 4-year manifesto – Prof. Stephen Adei
Ghanaian educationist, Professor Stephen Adei has stated categorically that Ghana cannot be progressive when it keeps finetuning itself to its ‘habitual’ four-year manifesto plan. According to him, the only way a country can develop is when the leaders have a long-term plan or strategy in place to govern the people. Making this assertion to banter a statement Senior Minister, Yaw ...
Read More »Isaac Adongo is a Jewel in NDC, Bolga lucky to have him as MP – Mahama
Former President John Dramani Mahama has described the Member of Parliament (MP) for Bolgatanga Central Constituency Isaac Adongo as a jewel in the National Democratic Congress and the Minority side in Parliament. Isaac Adongo who is serving his first term entered parliament in 2017. He has since been at the frontline of Economic and Financial debates for the minority in ...
Read More »Opposition parties to protest over New Voters’ register
Opposition’s political parties have vowed to stage a series of demonstrations against EC’s decision to compile a new voters register. The largest opposition Party NDC and other smaller parties under the umbrella, interparty resistance against new voters register say justification by the EC for new voters roll is unacceptable. The Electoral Commission (EC) last week stressed the need for the ...
Read More »Were it not for education I’d be selling charcoal – Ursula
The member of Parliament for the Ablekuma West and Minister for Communication Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful has disclosed to the people of the Savannah Region that charcoal selling was her business until education saved her. Speaking at the first ever Savannah Regional Nasara Wing durbar in Damongo, Mrs Owusu-Ekuful touted the achievements of the Zongo Ministry and urged the people in ...
Read More »Talensi Protest: Police press release ‘reveals’ another anti-Shaanxi group
A press release, believed to have been issued by the Upper East Regional Police Command, is showing there is another group that intends to stage a protest against the Shaanxi Mining Ghana Ltd in the Talensi District soon. The group, mentioned in the first paragraph of the said news release as the “Concerned Citizens of Gbane”, is reported to have ...
Read More »New banknote: BoG, gov’t can’t speak different languages while committing to Eco – Minority
The Minority in Parliament says with the imminent introduction of the Eco currency which Ghana has committed to join, the central bank and government cannot be speaking different languages regarding the introduction of higher denomination. In a statement Monday, Casiel Ato Forson, Ranking Member on Parliament’s Finance Committee said, “Even if Ghana opts to adopt the Eco after three years or even more, ...
Read More »This is the current state of 1 Village 1 Dam in Yendi after 7 days harmattan
It has emerged that the majority of the dams being constructed in the five Northern regions under the one-village-one-dam initiative have dried up after just seven days of harmattan. Photos of the dam popped up on social media with empty dugout at Nakpachei and Yendi in the Northern Region. The cost of the dam was approximated to cost GH¢250,000. There ...
Read More »Double-Track will end soon – Bawumia
The Vice President, Dr Mahamadu Bawumia has likened the Double Track System to first and Second Church Service which allows Church members as many as possible to have equal access to listen to the Word of God. According to him, the Double Track System under the Free Senior High School Policy, is a stopgap innovation to provide access to 69% ...
Read More »Nearly 500,000,000 animals have been killed in Australia’s wildfires.
Almost half a billion animals have been killed in Australia’s raging wildfires with fears entire species may have been wiped out. Ecologists from the University of Sydney now estimate 480 million mammals, birds and reptiles have been lost since September with the figure likely to continue to soar. Devastating fires have ripped through the states of Victoria and New South ...
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