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EOCO investigates IT Manager of GPHA for allegedly inflating project cost

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has begun investigations into the award of procurement and usage of information technology (IT)-related projects of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) from 2014 to the early part of 2017. This follows the interdiction of the GPHA’s IT Manager, Mr David Boison, who is said to have been implicated in an investigative ...

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Ivory Coast, Ghana maritime dispute: The story so far

In less than 24 hours, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) will settle the disagreement between Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire over an area where Ghana is currently undertaking oil exploitation. The arbitration process started in late 2014 after Ghana dragged Cote d’Ivoire to the ITLOS, the judiciary arm of the United Nations (UN) Convention on the ...

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Ghanaians divided on Nkrumah’s birthday

Ghana marked Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day on Thursday with a nation divided on whether the day ought to be used to celebrate Dr Nkrumah as the sole founder or include other past key leaders. This became evident when the day was marked with different series of activities, including press conferences, solidarity marches and youth dialogue. Activities While the Convention People’s ...

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2020 election: Namoale, Sylvester campaign against John Mahama

The race for who leads the main opposition National Democratic Congress has taken another dimension as supporters of two leading members of the party have subtly ‘outdoored’ ambitions of their political icons to contest for the party’s flag bearer slot. The two leading members, Sylvester Mensah served as Member of Parliament during Jerry John Rawlings administration and as Chief Executive ...

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Embattled Times MD To Resume Work Today

The embattled Managing Director of the New Times Corporation Carol Annang is expected to resume work today, Friday, September 22, after days of workers protest. It follows the intervention of the IGP who has ordered the workers to stop the agitation and give the Police thirty days to investigate their grievances. According to them, their acting managing director Carol Annang ...

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Aggrieved Community nurses spend night at Ministry of Health

Aggrieved registered and bonded Community nurses, of Winneba and Navrongo spent the night at the premises of the Ministry of Health after they pitched camp at the ministry on Monday to demand their posting. The group said the action has become necessary since all efforts to get the attention of the ministry to address their plight of unemployment has proved ...

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Armed soldiers storm Woyome’s home

Security operatives including armed soldiers and personnel from National Security numbering about 20 in all, besieged the house of businessman Alfred Woyome on Tuesday, September 19. One source told ClassFMonline.com that operatives picked intelligence that Mr Woyome, from whom the state is trying to retrieve GHS51.2million, had plans of travelling out of the country thus the invasion of his home. ...

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NIA was ‘dirty, smelly, unfit for humans’ before I took over – Prof. Attafuah

Prof Ken Attafuah has said the office of the National Identification Authority (NIA) was in a big mess before he took over as Executive Secretary following his appointment by President Nana Akufo-Addo in January this year. Prof Attafuah said on Tuesday 19 September in an interview that bad leadership from previous managers of the NIA and lack of funds conspired ...

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