It seems the recent tragedies and disasters occurring in Ghana is just the beginning of the darkness ahead per a latest prophesy by a man of God. Being widely known for his prophecy on the tragedy that occurred at the Kintampo Waterfalls that claimed the lives of several students, the General Overseer of God’s Crown Chapel Prophet Reindolph Oduro Gyebi ...
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Old Vandals Courtesy Call – Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission (NIC)
Old Vandals Courtesy Call – Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission (NIC) The Old Vandals Association (OVA) Greater Accra Executives, National OVA Executives and Commonwealth Hall Management delegation on 11 October 2017 paid a courtesy call on Mr. Justice Yaw Ofori, the Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission (NIC), a member in “Good Standing” of the Greater Accra OVA branch. The ...
Read More »Money laundering reports about Asantehene inaccurate, inconsistent – Manhyia
Joy News sources at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi have dismissed money laundering reports against Asantehene, Otumfuor Osei Tutu II, describing them as inaccurate. They say they have read the story first carried by United Kingdom’s Telegraph and Daily Mail Tuesday and have found it disbelieving because, the King will not contravene any country’s laws. The Asantehene, who was in ...
Read More »PRESS RELEASE 15 SEP AmCHAM-GARIA
PRESS RELEASE Enhancing the Ease of Doing Business: Reforming the Company and Insolvency Laws of Ghana Accra, Ghana, 15 September 2017 – On behalf of the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) and the Governing Council of the Ghana Association of Restructuring and Insolvency Advisors (GARIA), we express our profound gratitude to the Attorney-General & Minister of Justice ...
Read More »Atomic Explosion: Sue For Compensation – Agyarko To Victims
Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko has advised victims of Saturday’s gas explosion at Atomic Junction in Accra to head to court for a compensation. The explosion claimed seven lives leaving over a hundred with varied degree of injuries. Speaking to Starr News in parliament, the minister argued a civil action against owners of the gas station will be in order. He, ...
Read More »Reduction in nurses’ intake not related to restoration of allowance – Registered Nurses
The President of the Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, Mr. Kwaku Asante Krobea, has said the reduction in the intake of trainee nurses is not related to the restoration of allowances. The government has fulfilled another campaign comprise by reinstating the allowances for midwife/nursing trainees in the country. The previous National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration scrapped the allowance in 2014, ...
Read More »Parliamentary Affairs Ministry report on enhancing effectiveness of Parliament
The Parliamentary Affairs Ministry has presented a report on a meeting held with the leadership of Parliament on enhancing the effectiveness of Parliament in Ghana’s democracy to the House. Below is the full report: REPORT ON THE MEETING HELD WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF PARLIAMENT ON THE THEME: “ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PARLIAMENT IN GHANA’S DEMOCRACY” THE ROLE OF THE MINISTRY ...
Read More »GRIDCo pays full compensation to Paga land owners after Atinka FM’s exposé
Land owners at Zenga a community in Paga who had not been compensated after their plots of land got affect in traversed communities by GRIDCO in the ongoing 225 kV Bolgatanga – Ouagadougou interconnection construction project have been paid full compensations after reports by Atinka News. Disclosing the information to Atinka News amidst joy, one of the compensated land owners, ...
Read More »Gas Explosion At Mankessim Bakery
A bakery in Mankessim in the Central region has been ravaged by fire after a gas explosion Wednesday dawn. No injuries or deaths have been recorded. The timely intervention of personnel of the Ghana National Fires Service averted what could have been another carnage caused by gas explosion in the country, according to an eyewitness. The inferno, according to the ...
Read More »Mahama’s ‘allawa’ scrap ‘senseless’ move ever – GRNMA
The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has said the Mahama administration’s cancellation of trainee allowances for nurses and midwives was a senseless and irrational decision. The allowance regime was just restored by the Akufo-Addo government. It will see over 58,000 trainee nurses and midwives in various public nursing and midwifery training colleges (NMTC’s) and a little over 45,000 ...
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