The maiden edition of the Lakeside Village, Metro TV and Net Village walk attracted massive crowd on Saturday. The participants, led by famous actor Kwadwo Nkansah “Lilwin” and CEO of Net 36 Vista Dr Bernard Yartey defied the early morning rains and walked briskly from the Ayi Mensah …
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Akufo-Addo announce plans to convert Kwadaso Agriculture College into university
President Nana Akufo-Addo has announced plans by government to convert the Kwadaso Agriculture College into a University. Established in 1922, the Kwadaso Agriculture College has over the years trained more than 75,000 persons. Despite the institution serving as one of the pillars in training more agriculturists, it is bedevilled with …
Read More »Stretch Marks Causes, Risk Factors and prevention
Stretch marks are set-in streaks that show up on your stomach, breasts, hips, butt, and thighs. These long, thin, rippled marks are also called stria. If you have stretch marks, you probably wish they’d go away. These grooves or lines in your skin aren’t harmful to your health, but they aren’t great to …
Read More »Dogs can sniff out stress from humans, new study reveals
Our canine companions have proven once again how finely tuned they are to our feelings – this time in a scientific sniffing test. Scientists discovered that dogs can smell stress in our breath and sweat. Four dogs – pets volunteered by their owners – were trained to “choose” one of …
Read More »Don’t replace condoms with emergency pills
The Programme Manager of the National STIs and HIV/AIDs Control Programme (NACP), Dr. Stephen Ayisi-Addo has advised the youth to desist from replacing the use of condoms with emergency contraceptives. According to him it was important the youth used contraception correctly, consistently and continuously if they want to be protected …
Read More »This week on #TwitterGhana: #VisitGhana2022 marks World Tourism Day, Big Brother Naija-Chizzy becomes the last HoH in Season 7 and more
Get the latest news in music, movies, sports, entertainment and more on Twitter. Here is a recap of some of the trending stories during this week on #TwitterGhana Big Brother Naija-Chizzy becomes the last HoH in Season 7 Big Brother Naija season 7 ‘housemate’, Chizzy, has emerged as …
Read More »What killed Queen Elizabeth II revealed
Queen Elizabeth II died of old age, her death certificate has revealed. The document, published by National Records of Scotland on Thursday, says the late British monarch died at 3.10 p.m. UK time (10:10 a.m. ET) on September 8 at Balmoral Castle in Ballater, Scotland. The death certificate of Queen Elizabeth IINational …
Read More »Lakeside Village, Metro TV, Net Village Host Walk Of Life
Net 36 Vista’s Real Estate Brands Lakeside Village, Metro TV, Net Village Host Walk Of Lifehave partnered Accra-based Metro TV for the maiden edition of ‘Walk of Life’ dated for October 1st, 2022 The exercise, according to the organizers is a monthly health walk aimed at promoting a …
Read More »Ejisu-Besease JHS closed down after two parents beat up female teacher
Education authorities in the Ejisu Municipality of the Ashanti Region have closed down Ejisu-Besease M/A Junior High School after two parents gang up to assault a female teacher of the school. Ms Serwaa Ampofo incurred the wrath the two women after she cut through the hair of a form two …
Read More »What It Means When Your Left Breast Is Bigger Than Your Right
Having one larger breast than the other is a source of insecurity for a lot of ladies. In most women and overweight or obese males, the left breast is slightly larger than the right. Over sixty percent of the world’s population experiences this. The medical name for this is breast …
Read More »Reason Why A Woman May Urinate During Intercourse
If you believe Healthline, “urinating during intercourse is a fairly prevalent health condition that affects many people (mainly women) during intercourse,” Urination while a hard-on is largely a problem for women because men’s bodies have a built-in mechanism to avoid itThe question of why people pee while sexually active has been …
Read More »Licking Vagina During Foreplay Fights Cancer And Heart Diseases- Research
Performing oral sex on a woman can be extremely pleasurable for her, and satisfying for you to watch. But it is not dangerous or bad for health if you lick or swallow the fluid from her vagina. The fluid that is present in her vagina when you are performing oral …
Read More »Teacher allegedly kills student over spelling mistake
Police in India are searching for a teacher accused of beating a Dalit student to death over a spelling mistake, officers said amid violent protests triggered by the incident. Nikhil Dohre was struck with a rod and kicked until he fell unconscious by his high school teacher earlier this month …
Read More »UTAG strike looms
There are reports of growing agitation among University teachers following the high cost of living and what some describe as worsening conditions of service There is however uncertainty if the agitation is related to any possible breaches of pledges made after the nationwide action by all 15 public Universities in …
Read More »Stop eating fried plantain if you have any of these 3 medical conditions
The traditional method for preparing fried plantains in Nigeria involves deep-frying the bananas in either palm oil or vegetable oil (dodo). The savory side dish fried plantain can be achieved by proper preparation and frying. It’s flexible enough to work as either an appetizer or a side dish. Still today, …
Read More »Weweso JHS pupils save up ‘chop money’ to buy sanitary pads
Some pupils of Weweso M/A Junior High School (JHS) in Kumasi have revealed they save up portions of money given to them for food to purchase sanitary pads. The pupils lamented that the expensive cost of the hygienic pads on the market is worsening the discomfort associated with their monthly …
Read More »Korle Bu records 45 new COVID cases among Staff and patients
The Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has recorded an increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases from 3 to 45 from the week ending 11th September, 2022 to the week ending 23rd September 2022. In response to this alarming trend of sample positivity rate among staff and patients in the Hospital, a mop-up …
Read More »Government to adopt comprehensive smoke free policies to control tobacco in Ghana
The government is exploring comprehensive smoke-free policies as part of a mechanism to control tobacco use in Ghana. The Acting Director of Technical Co-ordination and Special Advisor on Non-Communicable Disease (NCDs) to the Minister of Health, Dr. Baffour Awuah, announced this in Accra during a stakeholder meeting by the Food …
Read More »A Bowl Of Oatmeal A Day, Keeps Diabetes Away
ACCORDING TO International Diabetes Federation (IDF), around 24 million adults between the ages of 20 and 79 are living with diabetes in the IDF Africa Region in 2021, among which 54% are undiagnosed. Moreover, IAF reported that diabetes led to 416,000 deaths in IDF Africa Region in 2021. Indeed, diabetes …
Read More »UEW management migrates level 400 students to new digital platform after protest
Level 400 students at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), have been migrated to a new Online Students Information system (OSIS) from Integrated Tertiary System (ITS), Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP). This was in a statement by the Management of the University, issued on September 26 from the Office of the …
Read More »8 eating habits that can interfere with sleep
Food choices can make all the difference when it comes to getting a good night’s rest. If you struggle with falling and staying asleep, or wake up feeling tired, it might be time to take inventory of what you’re eating and when. These eight diet habits can cause you to toss …
Read More »Pfizer CEO tests positive for COVID-19 again
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Pfizer Inc (PFE.N), Albert Bourla, said on Saturday he tested positive for COVID-19. “I’m feeling well and symptom free,” Bourla said in a statement. Bourla, 60, back in August contracted COVID and started a course on the company’s oral COVID-19 antiviral treatment, Paxlovid. Paxlovid is …
Read More »We won’t recognize doctors trained in Ukraine – Medical and Dental Council
The Medical and Dental Council of Ghana has said that it will no longer recognise degree certificates issued by Medical and Dental Schools from Ukraine, as some schools have resorted to studying online. According to a citinewsroom report, the council said that the training of these students online is not …
Read More »Health Benefits Of Consuming Mango Leaves Tea
In addition to its exquisite flavor, mango also has several positive health effects. Minerals and vitamins A and C are plentiful in this fruit. Mango leaves are used to make a delicious and nourishing tea. Treatment of diabetes and blood sugar If you suffer from diabetes, you should definitely try …
Read More »WATCH: Here’s a breakdown of how NSMQ questions are set and accepted
The quiz mistress of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), Prof. Elsie Kaufmann, has given a breakdown of the processes that go into the setting of questions for the popular national program. According to her, the process begins with an extensive work done by a team of four consultants, …
Read More »VIDEO: SHS students organize twerking competition after final paper
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Read More »5 ways to lower cholesterol quickly to avoid erectile dysfunction
High Cholesterol increases the chance of developing various illnesses, including heart disease, that can cause Erectile Dysfunction 5 ways to lower cholesterol quickly to avoid erectile dysfunction High cholesterol increases the chance of heart attack. Representational Image, News18 Cholesterol develops in the liver and has many essential functions. For example, …
Read More »11 Natural and Medical Cures for Chickenpox in Children
From oatmeal to calamine ointment, here are various traditional and medical chickenpox remedies that can be given to children. 1. Oatmeal The first natural remedy for chickenpox is a bath with oatmeal. This food ingredient is believed to relieve the itchy symptoms that are often felt by sufferers. Moreover, this …
Read More »No Ghanaian student has ever asked me a question in class – Education Minister laments ‘timid’ system
Education Minister, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has lamented the state of affairs in the current education system where students are reluctant to ask questions of their teachers. The Minister, who doubles and Member of Parliament for Bosomtwe, believes that reluctance must be done away with if fully rounded children relevant …
Read More »Warning Signs You’re About to Have a “Massive Stroke”
Slide 5 of 6: “Sudden dimness or loss of vision, particularly in one eye,” can be another symptom of a stroke, per the Barnes Jewish Hospital. “The majority of visual processing occurs in the occipital lobe, in the back of the brain. Most strokes affect one side of the brain. …
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