High corruption is a flashing signal that something is wrong and that there is an injustice in society, Dr Paul Acquah, a former Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), has said. He said corruption, which was the use of public office for private benefit, and the prevalent violation of rules or norms of the society to gain private advantage ...
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ECG Concession: TUC Demands Redundancy Package From Gov’t
The Trades Unions Congress of Ghana (TUC) has tabled strong demands on key sectors of the Ghanaian economy before President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo at a meeting at the Flagstaff House. In his remarks at a meeting with the President Monday afternoon, the Secretary General of the TUC, Dr. Yaw Baah identified seven issues the Congress would like government to ...
Read More »Woyome misses court again
Lawyers for judgement debtor and embattled businessman, Alfred Agbesi Woyome, yesterday told the Supreme Court that he was still ill and was unable to attend court. Osafo Buaben presented yet another excuse duty document to the single Supreme Court Justice handling the case in his chambers to support the request of his client to be given more time to make ...
Read More »NPP Vigilante Groups Emboldened By NDC’s Misdeeds – Awuku
The National Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party and Board Chairman of the Youth Employment Agency Sammy Awuku has said the marauding youth of the governing party are emboldened by the inactions of the erstwhile NDC administration. According to him, the vigilante groups associated with the NPP are storming public offices and seizing items because the same practice was ...
Read More »NPP members more Ghanaian than others – South Africa High Commissioner
Ghana’s High Commissioner to South Africa, George Ayisi Boateng, has asserted that some citizens are more Ghanaian than others, hence deserve better treatment and immediate attention from his outfit. According to him, the “more Ghanaian” people, loyalists of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), must have their interests prioritized by all government appointees. He made the remarks at a ceremony ...
Read More »Takoradi: Three Soldiers Arrested For Extortion
Three soldiers from the Air Force Base in Takoradi have been arrested. The three officers are; A.C.2 Oliviete Solomon with service No.207333, AC2 Agantwuo Agana with number 207323 and Joseph Osei Abraham numbered 207356 AC2. They were arrested by the Tarkwa divisional police command for alleged extortions. The three who were on board a taxi cab on Saturday evening went ...
Read More »Watch how Suhuyini dared a TV3 journalist to show him her ‘white pant’
In an attempt to discredit the ‘leaked’ Kwesi Botchwey report that is being circulated in the media and also rubbish challenges being thrown at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to make available the original, the Member of Parliament for Tamale North Constituency, made an analogy that nearly landed him in trouble. When pressed by TV3’s New Day Host Abena Tabi ...
Read More »Techiman: Invincible Forces Lock Up NADMO Office
The Techiman office of the National Disaster Management Organisation has been locked up by some individuals suspected to be members of the invincible Forces, a vigilante group associated with the New Patriotic Party. According to the NADMO Coordinator for the area Gibril Kesse, members of the group stormed the office Monday morning and ordered the staff who had reported for ...
Read More »Prophet Badu Kobi is threatening me – Acting NPP Communications Director
Acting Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has revealed that founder and leader of the Glorious Wave Ministry, Prophet Badu Kobi is being a torn in his flesh. Yaw Adomako Barfi revealed that, the prophet who is an ardent critic of the Akufo-Addo government unleashed his boys on him last Friday to deal with him [Adomako] for challenging ...
Read More »Less than 10 per cent of Ghanaian children out of school – World Bank report
A new World Bank report on education says in Ghana less than 10 per cent of children of primary age (age six-11) are out of school. The World Bank Group Education report 2018 dubbed “Facing forward: Schooling with Learning in Africa” said 16 per cent of kids from the poorest quintile were out of school and that there was gender ...
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