Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Kwaku Asomah- Cheremeh, issuing the Executive Director of the Alliance for Social Equity and Public Accountability (ASEPA), a group allegedly aligned to NDC, Mensah Thompson, at an Accra High Court for defamation. The Minister is seeking GHC 10 million damages from the defendants. Public …
Read More »Man found dead in a bush at Teacher Mante
A man believed to be about 50 years has been found dead in a bush at Teacher Mante a community in Ayensuano District of the Eastern Region. The body of the deceased has been retrieved by a joint team of Police and the National Disaster Management Organization(NADMO) Tuesday afternoon and deposited at the morgue. The cause of death is not known …
Read More »Pope Francis Commended For Combating COVID-19
The Commission to be led by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development under the leadership of Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson is to express the church’s love for the entire human family in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Dicastery will work with other Vatican offices to coordinate …
Read More »Domestic flights operations to resume after 3-weeks lockdown
Ghana’s Aviation sector is set to commence domestic flights operations after three weeks of lockdown for passenger flights in the government bid to contain community spread of coronavirus. In this regard, protocols have been developed to guide the operators of domestic flights to contain the coronavirus spread and prevent infection. …
Read More »Speaker recalls MPs for discussions on COVID-19 tax waivers, others
The Speaker of Parliament has recalled Members of Parliament for a sitting on Thursday, April 30, 2020. “The Parliamentary Service wishes to inform all Honourable Members and Staff of Parliament, the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Michael Quaye, in accordance with Standing Order 6, has directed the resumption …
Read More »GIS launches manhunt for 3 over illegal entry into Ghana
A serious manhunt is underway for the driver and two passengers on board an Opel Astra with suspicious registration number plate, ‘GG 477 – 14’, who abandoned the vehicle after it crossed into Ghana from Togo, through an unapproved route near the Nyive Border Post last Friday. The incident happened …
Read More »Mass Burial Held For 33 Unclaimed Bodies In Sunyani
Workers of the Sunyani Municipal Assembly and health officials were sighted wearing protective gear while they buried the unidentified bodies in a mass grave at the Sunyani public cemetery. The Ghana News Agency (GNA) investigations showed the bodies, including three children, had been kept at the hospital’s mortuary for long …
Read More »Anas submits raw footage of Number 12 to GFA
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) Ethics Committee has received the raw footage of the “Number 12 exposé” – a documentary that exposed alleged bribery and corruption in African football which was produced by the investigative firm of investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas.Tiger Eye PI, the Accra-based investigative organization on June …
Read More »Over 600 residents at Ayensuano displaced by rainstorm
About six-hundred (600) residents in Ayensuano District of the Eastern region have been displaced by a devastating rainstorm that has struck some communities. The affected communities are Docrochiwa, Kwaboanta Junction, Onakwase, Akokrom, Kwaboanta, Kwaboanta Ada, Ayensuano, Kofi Pare and Agyeikrom. Other affected communities include Ayibontey, Otoase, Owusukrom and Krabokese, Teacher …
Read More »How 43 Ghanaian peacekeepers were killed by Congolese army
Today in History, exactly 59 years ago, on April 28, 1961, 43 Ghanaian peacekeepers were killed in one of the United Nation’s (UN) deadliest missions by the Congolese army at Port Franqui, Kasai, Congo. April 28, 1961, is definitely a day that Ghanaians, and not just Congolese, will remember. Ghana, …
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