Work towards 100% Internet access-World Bank Vice-President advises Ghana
The World Bank Vice-President for Africa, Dr Hafiz Ghanem, has advised Ghana to work towards achieving a 100 per cent Internet access. He said that was a necessary vision and…
Phase one of Agbogbloshie e-waste project inaugurated
The Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI) and the German government jointly inaugurated the first phase of an electronic waste (e-waste) management project at Old Fadama, popularly known…
Ghana moves four places down in top 10 investment destinations in Africa
Ghana has recorded a downward slope by placing 9th as one of the preferred investment destination hub in Africa, according to a study by Rand Merchant Bank Ltd (RMB). Findings…
Widowhood is not by choice; Stop the discrimination – Upper East Regional Minister
The Upper East Regional Minister, Paulina Patience Abayage has called on members of the society to desist from actions that deepen the plight of widows and orphans. She said it…
Bervelyn Longdon writes: When law enforcement fails, chaos reigns!
One thing we like in this country is to pass laws. Most of the laws we pass are so good that other countries model some of theirs after ours. We…
Reforming a hungry prisoner: Woes of the Prison Administrator
Prison systems the world over in recent times have a responsibility to ensure the reformation and rehabilitation of prisoners under their care as the era of mere warehousing of offenders…
Govt secures US$230m for mini grids project – 55 Isolated communities to benefit
An ambitious project is underway to install 55 small-scale renewable electricity production and distribution systems, known as mini grids, in island communities on the Volta Lake and those with limited…
Cashew industry experts meet in Accra to promote production in Africa
Eighty-five experts in the cashew industry from nine African countries have converged on Peduase in the Eastern Region to discuss ways to promote cashew production in Africa and enhance its…
‘If we become an authority, we’ll bite’ – Road Safety Commission boss
The National Road Safety Commission wants a change on its law to deal with indiscipline following adevastating carnage on an important highway which left at least 62 dead. Chief Executive…
Judge cautions police against flouting orders of JFA Programme
Justice Clemence Homeyenugah, Justice of the Court of Appeal and the Chairman of the Remand Review Taskforce has cautioned police personnel to cooperate with sureties to make bail process easy…
