Seven investigative and undercover journalists and whistleblowers who have a fear of being brutalized, abused, or killed are in Ghana seeking protection. A hub known as the Whistleblowers and Journalists Safety International Centre (WAJSIC) has been launched in Accra. The Centre will provide legal services for journalists across Africa who …
Read More »Boost for organic fertiliser production As Agric Ministry offers support for local companies
As part of efforts to address the shortage of agro-chemicals, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has announced that the government was proactively working with local fertiliser producers to produce quality organic fertilisers on a large scale for farmers across the country. According to the sector Minister, Dr. Owusu …
Read More »John Mahama, Inusah Fuseini pop up in new documents on Achimota Forest Reserve
Former President John Dramani Mahama’s name has been cited in a new document by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources giving clear details on matters relating to lands at the Achimota Forest Reserve. The document also cites Inusah Fuseini, a former Minister of Lands and Natural Resources. The document released …
Read More »Tragedy as man dies mid-flight from Accra to Washington
Gospel artist Daniel Toffey Jr, who has roots from the Jomoro area in the Western Region of Ghana but resides in the United States of America (USA) had come to Ghana with his father and mother to attend the funeral of an in-law. The mother stayed behind while Daniel and …
Read More »14 CSOs petition CHRAJ to probe degazetting, alleged sale of Achimota forest lands
Some 14 Civil Society Organizations, CSOs, have petitioned the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) to look into the degazetting and purported sale of portions of the Achimota forest. The CSOs are; Civic Response, A Rocha Ghana, Nature and Development Foundation, EcoCare Ghana, Viridis Environmental Consult, Kasa Initiative …
Read More »VIDEO: Captain Smart ‘rescued’ while reporting on floods
Journalists would go the extra mile to make their reports worth the time, and perhaps catch the attention of the powers that be to act swiftly and change the narrative. Among others, they would attempt to paint a picture of the enormity of the situation, capture the story with their …
Read More »SP files charges against Juaben MCE-nominee over election bribe
The Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyabeng has charged the former municipal chief executive-nominee for Juaben with with 26 counts of corruption. Mr Alexander Sarfo-Kantanka is set to appear before a Kumasi High Court on Wednesday June 1,2022. Background The rejected MCE-nominee for Juaben in the Ashanti region Alex Sarfo Kantanka has …
Read More »Why Akan children inherit from their uncles and not parents
When children grow up, one of the natural things would be that they inherit their parents when the time is right, at least that is the universal channel of inheritance, but the Akan people of Ghana have a rather peculiar inheritance system. With recent conversations stemming from the details of …
Read More »Landslide on Kasoa highway due to heavy floods
There has been a landslide on the Kasoa-Accra stretch of the highway around the toll booth. This was as a result of the downpour which started on Monday evening till Tuesday morning. The situation has caused heavy vehicular traffic on the Kasoa-Accra highways as vehicles could not move to their …
Read More »Sir John Owns No Lands At Achimota Forest, Ramsar Site – Minister
Source: www.africanentertainment.com The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel A Jinapor, has revealed that the late CEO of the Forestry Commission, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, popularly known as Sir John, owns no lands at the Achimota Forest and the Sakumono Ramsar Site. He made this known in a statement released …
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