No More Unusual Tax Incentives To Mining Companies – President Akufo-Addo Tells Africa
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has stated that it is not right that Africa, which is rich in minerals sought after by the world, should remain inhabited by the poorest…
Chinese govt provides 1,029 boreholes in remote communities
The Chinese government, through its China-Aid programme, has provieded 1,029 boreholes in some remote communities in all the 10 regions of Ghana. The boreholes were provided under an economic and…
Ghanaians Urged To Condemn Wrongs Without Fear
The Reverend Father Peter Kabutey, the Assistant Parish Priest of the Saint Charles Lwanga Catholic Church, Abeka, has urged the citizenry to condemn the wrongs in society without fear of…
Hold political leaders personally accountable for vigilantism – Prof Adei
The Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) has called out political leaders amid the negative effects of actions of political vigilante groups. Prof Stephen Adei told Joy FM’s Super…
We Will No Longer Tolerate Sexually Offensive Conducts From You – Otumfuo To KNUST Students
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has issued a warning to all its students, stating it will no longer tolerate crude and sexually offensive conducts, particularly from…
NPP, NDC Must Halt ‘Verbal Violence’
Ever since former President John Dramani Mahama made his infamous “boot for boot” comment to caution the National Security to be fair to all political actors in the country, I…
Mercenary activities undermining stability in Africa, says UN chief
With mercenaries undermining global peace and security and weakening States’ capacities to protect their people, the UN Security Council on Monday shone its spotlight on their activities as a source of destabilization…
Let’s fight cancer together — Otumfuo
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu 11, has given an assurance to work in close collaboration with the government to fight cancer in the country. He said it was important for…
Gender Minister adopts cerebral palsy boy who was buried alive
The Gender Minister, Ms Cynthia Morrison has adopted a two year old boy who was buried alive in Elmina in the Central Region. The boy, Kweku Lentil, who suffers from…
Planting for Food & Jobs revolutionizes agriculture in Ghana
Africa’s smallholder farmers are the vital link to the realization of the continent’s agricultural transformation, with agribusinesses sparking off job-creation and economic advancement. Sustaining and scaling progress in the sector…
