GENERAL NEWS

The General Overseer of the Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has declared 30 days of prayer for the country following the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. Speaking in a broadcast to his church members and the general public, Archbishop Duncan-Williams also announced that his church welcomes the decision by …

The International Central Gospel Church has resorted to the use of technology and from henceforth hold church services online following government’s decision to ban public gatherings in a bid to curb the spread of the global pandemic virus. Although the president of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo has banned any public gathering …

Former President John Mahama says he has asked his former appointees who were involved in his government’s efforts towards preventing Ebola to help the health ministry as the country battles coronavirus. “I have instructed my communications team and my public health advisors to support any efforts by the Ghana Health …

The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has served notice that they will from next week prevent passengers without hand sanitizers from boarding their buses. According to the North Darkuman branch of the GPRTU, they have started disinfecting the buses and every bus that will be on a scale from …

Three people have been confirmed dead in a two-vehicle crash at Beposo, near Teacher Mante, along the Suhum-Nsawam highway in the Eastern Region, police have said. The victims were among 31 passengers in a KIA bus that crashed with a fully loaded DAF articulated truck registered AE 1913–12 which was …

Social media influencer and enthusiast, Kevin Taylor has revealed that the president of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has tested positive for Coronavirus. The founder of Loud Silence Media said that a very credible source at the Jubilee House disclosed the info to him. Watch video below: …

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The Chairman of Mortuary Workers Union, Edmund Mensah has hinted that mortuary workers will lay down their tools for the negligence of members of the union by health authorities in the country. According to him, health authorities have failed to give them tools to carry out their mandatory work should …

Some Ghanaians are wondering why the president has banned church gatherings for the next four weeks, but has said that nightclubs and other businesses can go on and operate in spite of the coronavirus. Last night, as part of drastic measures to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus, the …

Some students of the University of Ghana are asking for the name of their colleague who tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The students believe that this will help other persons who may have come into contact with the infected student to subject themselves to the necessary screenings. They believe …