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Another SHS Student Dies

February 13, 2024

…Over Alleged Negligence By School Authorities  By Gifty Arthur Barely a week after the unfortunate demise of Aburi Girl’s Senior High School (SHS) students, Stacy Okyere, another student, has also met his untimely death due to alleged negligence of duty by school authorities. The latest incident allegedly occurred at Akim Swedro SHS in the Eastern […]Continue Reading

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Kidney Patients Beg Churches

February 13, 2024

…For Financial Support By Gifty Arthur The Renal Patients Association of Ghana has issued a clarion call to Ghanaian churches and other religious organizations, calling on them to donate generously towards their medical treatment as government works to find a permanent solution for their predicaments. President of the association, Baffour Kojo Ahenkorah, said it is […]Continue Reading

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Support Brilliant But Needy Students

February 12, 2024

 – KNUST Student Urges Corporate Organizations Mr. Emmanuel Jason Asare Adjei, a final-year student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has called on Corporate Organizations and individuals with resources to support the financing of brilliant but needy students across the tertiary institutions in the country. The call by Mr. Jason Asare […]Continue Reading

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Jospong Group Supports 3 Dialysis Units With GH₵500,000

February 12, 2024

The Jospong Group of Companies has presented separate amounts totaling almost GHc500,000 to three renal facilities in Accra. The money is to support the treatment of kidney patients of Korle Bu Renal Unit, University of Ghana Dialysis Centre and the Renal Unit of the Bank Hospital who, for some reasons, are unable to afford dialysis […]Continue Reading

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Takoradi ‘Vacation Classes’ Teacher Beats Student To Pulp

February 12, 2024

…For Coming To His Class Late By Gifty Arthur A teacher at the Varsity Vacation Classes in Takoradi, in the Western Region, Edwin Olympio, has found himself at the wrong side of the law. This was after the teacher cruelly subjected a 16-year-old Senior High School (SHS) student, Emmanuel Adu Baoteng, to severe beatings, because […]Continue Reading

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Cocoa Beans Importation Propaganda Collapses

February 10, 2024

Attempt to spin a move by the management of Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) to give approval for the importation of cocoa beans from neighbouring Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria to make it look like an unprecedented act just to score a political point has backfired. This was after the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of COCOBOD, Joseph […]Continue Reading

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“EMT Has No Economic Decision-Making Powers”

February 8, 2024

–Vice President The Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has said he is proud of the achievements of the Economic Management Team (EMT) which he chairs. According to Dr Bawumia, even though the EMT, has no decision-powers, he is proud of its contributions and quality advice it has been providing to Cabinet. At his much anticipated […]Continue Reading

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Alhaji Sinare Promises Classroom Block, Borehole

February 8, 2024

…For Deprived Wuxor, Sremanu Residents The former High Commissioner to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Alhaji Said Sinare, has promised to support the education sector of residents within Wuxor, Have, and Sremanu electoral area in the Akatsi South Municipality with the construction of a three-unit classroom block to eliminate schools under trees in the deprived area. […]Continue Reading

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Golden Star Wassa Mines Cuts Sod For Projects

February 8, 2024

…In Host Communities Golden Star Wassa Ltd, through its Golden Star Development Foundation on Thursday, February 1, 2024, cut sod to commence a series of development projects in its host communities. The beneficiary communities are; Akosombo, Akyempim, Brofoyedur, Kubekro, Odumasi, Accra Town, Old Subri, Juaben, and Anyinabriem. The projects are estimated to cost more than Continue Reading

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Shortage of Onions, Tomatoes Imminent

February 6, 2024

…As Burkina Faso, Others Meet To Decide Fate Of Ghanaian Traders Ghanaian traders who import vegetables like onions and tomatoes, as well as livestock among others from neighbouring Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have to brace themselves up for what is ahead, following news that their activities may in the coming weeks suffer from a […]Continue Reading