A prophetess called Mame Dora, is calling on all other men of God to intercede for Ghanaian men in prayers. According to her, God has revealed to her on three occasions that, the devil has cast a spirit of fornication on men, and that anytime they have an affair with women, they will complain of waist pains. She said that ...
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E/R: Galamsey taskforce sets 10 excavators ablaze
Operation Vanguard has reportedly invaded Extra Gold Company at Akyem Banso in the Eastern region and set some excavators of the company ablaze. The team of military and Police personnel also reportedly fired several gunshots at the premises of the company Monday. The taskforce also invaded the mining sites of other miners working under lease concession of Extra Gold limited. ...
Read More »Nana Addo shouldn’t have expected ‘pile of money’ – NDC MP
The Akufo-Addo Administration should not have expected to inherit a surplus budget from the Mahama administration, Bolgatanga Central MP, Isaac Adongo has said. Such assertions, the MP argued on Eyewitness News, were indicative of a lack of understanding of public finance. His comments on the matter followed President Nana Akufo-Addo recent lamentation over the “huge debts” and “empty coffers” his ...
Read More »Denkyira Oboase now New Boase
The Denkyira Traditional Council has changed the name Denkyira Boase to New Boase. This comes on the back of the bad name given the town after its residents lynched a soldier, Major Maxwell Mahama, who was sent there to combat illegal mining in May this year. Speaking at a durbar in honour of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo who visited ...
Read More »Government will lay off public service workers – Senior Minister
Senior Minister Mr. Yaw Osafo Maafo has warned that government will no longer employ public servants and maybe forced to lay some off because the public sector is choked. The Senior Minister was speaking at the 2017 Ghana Economic Forum on Monday where he said, “the public sector is full in terms of employment [and] we can’t employ anybody in ...
Read More »NPP gov’t fulfilling campaign promises – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said his seven-month old government is already fulfilling the promises and commitments made in the lead up to the December 2016 elections. According to him, despite the “economic mess” inherited by his administration, he will deliver. He stressed, “when we came into office, we were met with huge debts and no money. It is ...
Read More »Ghana has founding fathers – Cameron Duodu
Veteran journalist, author and African affairs specialist, Cameron Duodu, has waded into the raging debate of who founded Ghana. In a conversation with the host of The Lounge, Kwaku Sakyi-Addo last Friday, Mr. Duodou said: “We don’t have a founding father; we have founding fathers. Like in the United States, they give everyone his due.” There has been a longstanding ...
Read More »Police arrest driver of cement truck which killed two in Kumasi
The driver of a parked truck which took off down the hill killing two on the spot at the racecourse in Kumasi has been picked up by the Suame Police command in the Ashanti region. The DAF truck carrying cement suddenly moved plummeting down and knocking into other stores and any person in sight on Monday dawn. It took the ...
Read More »Speaker insults Makola traders
Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye last Wednesday, August 2, 2017, practically insulted operatives of one of the country’s biggest market by urging Members of Parliament (MPs) to approach business of the house with the highest level of decorum, but not like people in Makola Market. Rating himself and the MPs above the traders, the Speaker stated “There is ...
Read More »Mandatory Tow levy put on hold again
Government has once again suspended the implementation of the mandatory tow levy following days of public backlash. The decision is an outcome of a meeting between the Transport ministry and the Road Safety Commission, Myjoyonline has learnt. The mandatory tow levy was first suspended in June after it became public that motorists would soon pay annually, between GHS20 to GHS200 ...
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