Ace Investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas has finally released his latest undercover report which exposes some dishonest police officers in Ghana. Dubbed “Bad Cops”, the latest investigative piece which is the last part of the Tiger Eye PI’s “Ghana’s Soul Takers” documentary, reveals the role some police personnel play in the various forms of chaos that happens on Ghana’s roads. ...
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Declaration of Monday,January 1, 2018 as a public holiday
The Ministry for the Interior has indicated that Monday, 1st January 2017, which marks New Year Day, is a statutory public holiday which should be observed as such throughout the country. This was contained in a statement by the Interior Minister, Ambrose Dery, on Thursday, December 27. Source:MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR Share on: WhatsApp
Read More »Over 1,400 miners to be vetted as government prepares national mining policy
At least over 1,400 registered small-scale miners are expected to undergo a “strict vetting” process to assess their preparedness to abide by the mining laws of the country. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has explained the exercise will take into account the areas of operation of the miners to ensure that they do not deviate from their work. “We are ...
Read More »University of Ghana graduate wins ultimate prize at 3rd Youth Global Forum
A recent graduate of the University of Ghana, Ms. Aurelia Abena Attipoe, has emerged overall winner of the 3rd Annual Youth Global Forum for her project titled “The Pitch Hub”. This year’s forum was hosted in Dubai, with support from the General Authority of Youth and Sports UAE from November 23 to 27, 2017. Aurelia received the vast majority of ...
Read More »Archbishop Palmer-Buckle defends Akufo-Addo amid homosexual controversy
The Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Accra, Most Rev. Gabriel Charles Palmer-Buckle, has thrown his weight behind Akufo-Addo following the President’s controversial response to questions relating to homosexuality. According to him, Akufo-Addo was right with his response on the issue of homosexuality, which, he said, only sought to emphasis Ghana’s cultural reality. In an interview with international media network Aljazeera, the ...
Read More »Galamsey Fight Entering A New Phase – Akufo-Addo
President Akufo Addo has charged the ten (10) member inter-ministerial committee on Environment and Natural Resources to effectively participate in the fight against illegal mining. He made this call Thursday December 28 at a ceremony to commission the secretariat for the Inter-ministerial committee on illegal mining. In a short speech at the ceremony, president Akufo-Addo disclosed that the year 2018 ...
Read More »Scammers reportedly sell plywood to unsuspecting victim as flat screen TV
The sophistication with which scammers use to swindle unsuspecting victims these days is quite intriguing. They have advanced so much in their illicit trade that, sometimes, one can do nothing but marvel at how they pull off their acts. And they can now sell plywood as flat screen television sets. One such incident reportedly happened around in Accra recently. According ...
Read More »$100k expats saga: Minority calls for emergency parliamentary sitting
The Minority in Parliament has tabled a motion for the Speaker, Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye to summon a meeting of Parliament over the allegations that the Trade Ministry charged expatriates an amount up to $100,000 at an awards ceremony organized by the Millennium Excellence Foundation just to be allocated some special seats at the event. A memo by the Minority, ...
Read More »‘Most disappointing Veep’ Amissah Arthur must shut up – Former. Dep. AG
Former Deputy Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Kwame Osei Prempeh has slammed former Veep Amissah Arthur for claiming that Ghanaians are disappointed in the Akufo Addo administration. The former veep has said just a year into the New Patriotic Party (rule) rule, Ghanaians are already searching for alternatives because they are not happy with the way the country is ...
Read More »Minority condemns attack on Asunafo South MP’s residence
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Minority in Parliament has condemned the attack on the residence of the Member of Parliament for the Asunafo South Constituency, Eric Opoku, as the latest act of political vigilantism. The Minority in a statement said the attack was one of many “designed to intimidate, harass and silence vocal and outspoken members of the opposition National ...
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