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PHOTOS: Central Gonja District Director of Health dies in accident

Two individuals said to have been driving on the Tamale-Buipe highway have lost their lives due to a fatal accident on the stretch. According to the Central Gonja District Police Commander, DSP Kwame Nimo, one of the deceased has been identified as David Bakuri, the Health Director for the district. …

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Press Multimedia ‘South Africa’ Celebrites Ambassador Prince Daniel Chukwuocha in his birthday

Many congratulations to you Ambassador Prince Daniel  Chukwuocha. PRESS MEDIA (South Africa) on this special day! wish you a lovely birthday this year. The CEO of PRESS MEDIA Mr. Solomon Ogyem and the entire team admire and respect you so much, but your birthday seems like the perfect time to …

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293 journalists incarcerated worldwide in 2021 – Report

At least 293 media workers were jailed globally in 2021 for their work, with 24 journalists killed because of their coverage, a report by New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has said. The CPJ’s 2021 Prison Census found that the number of reporters jailed for their work hit a …

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We will come for you, and nobody will appreciate the manner – IGP warns Krobo youth

IGP visits Krobo area Tension heightens in Krobo over ECG impasse Krobo residents owe ECG in accumulated debts The Inspector General of Police, Dr George Akuffo Dampare, has sent a clear message to the youth of Krobo land on violent conduct. The IGP’s caution came during a visit to the Yilo …

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Australian diplomat who helped commission LGBTQ+ office to leave Ghana

Gregory Andrews’ service to end in Ghana next week Gregory Andrews comes under attack for supporting LGBTQ+ activities Anti-gay MP threatens Australian High Commissioner Read more: 44 villages in Drobo State support the Anti-LGBTQI+ Bill, warns MP not to vote against it The outspoken Australian High Commissioner to Ghana, Gregory …

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JOSPONG Group of Companies: Don’t hesitate to acknowledge what they are doing right and what they can do better -Sanitation Minister urges

Minister for Sanitation, has hailed the contribution of the JOSPONG Group of Companies in the waste management sector charging Ghanaians not to hesitate to acknowledge the efforts of the company which birthed giant waste management company, Zoomlion. Madam Cecilia Abena Dapaah implored that in instances where the company faults, their …

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Heavy Duty Truck Drivers Ready For Operation Clean Your Frontage

Twenty-seven (27) heavy duty truck drivers, who are part of the 58 drivers recruited for the Operation clean your frontage project have succefully passed out at the Armed Forces Supplies and Transport Training School (FATS), Burma Camp in Accra. The training, which was a collaboration between the Armed Forces Supplies …

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Power supply in Kumasi normalised

The Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) has announced the successful completion of repair and restoration works on three collapsed towers, which plunged Kumasi and its environs into darkness. Mr Vincent Boakye, the Director in charge of Northern Network at GRIDCo, said the repair of the tower had stabilised the power …

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‘Media General can sack me, I don’t give a damn’ – Captain Smart

Police arrest Captain Smart for making unsavoury pronouncements Court grants Captain Smart GH¢100,000 bail Captain Smart says he will not be intimidated into keeping quiet Outspoken journalist, Blessed Godsbrain Smart (Captain Smart) says he does not care about losing his job in his ongoing campaign for good leadership and governance. …

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Unauthorised speed ramps contribute to road crashes – MTTD

The Police have advised communities to stop the construction of illegal speed ramps as they contribute significantly to road accidents. “It is erroneous to conclude that simply constructing speed ramps would automatically reduce the speed of vehicles and road accidents. On the contrary, such illegal speed ramps constitute unnecessary traffic …

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