The founder of the Prophetic Hill Chapel Nigel Gaisie has condmned government for using the Ghana Police Service to intimidate citizens instead of concentrating on fixing the economy. This follows an invitation by the Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service to the Founder of the Prophetic Hill Chapel to answer questions with regards to his 31 December 2021 ...
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‘We’re scared; Please come for us’ – Ghanaian students in Ukraine to gov’t
A Ghanaian medical doctor in Ukraine has appealed to the Ghanaian government to find means to evacuate them from war-hit nation since they are afraid for the lives. According to Dr. Araba Maame Arkoah, Ghanaians living or schooling in Ukraine are shocked at the seeming silence of the Ghanaian government on their conditions in the country following the tensions. “We ...
Read More »Court throws out former PPA boss case
An Accra High Court has dismissed an application by the former Chief Executive Officer of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA), Adjenim Boateng Adjei, to set aside findings of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) against him in the “Contracts For Sale” scandal. The former CEO had wanted the court to grant an order of certiorari to quash ...
Read More »Chief Justice commences investigation into courtroom shooting
The Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin-Yeboah, has commenced investigation into the shooting incident which occurred on 23rd February 2022, at the High Court, Criminal Division, Court ‘5’, Law Court Complex in Accra. A Prison Warden on duty discharged his weapon and injured his foot. Security personnel present rushed him to the Judicial Service clinic of the Law Court Complex for treatment. ...
Read More »‘I didn’t speak as a Ghanaian under Mahama; I spoke as Peace Council Chair’ – Rev. Asante
Methodist cleric Emmanuel Asante has explained that he spoke on national issues during the Mahama administration because he had locus as the Chairman of the National Peace Council. As such, he said every comment he made, at that time, was not in his individual capacity. “I wasn’t speaking in my capacity as a Ghanaian then [during the Mahama administration]”, he ...
Read More »Ghanaians in Ukraine directed to seek shelter after Russia attack
Ghanaian nationals have been directed by the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration to seek shelter after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a wide-scale, pre-dawn attack Thursday against Ukraine. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration in a tweet said it was gravely concerned about the security and safety of our over 1000 students and other Ghanaians ...
Read More »Komenda sugar factory to begin operations in April – Akufo-Addo
The Komenda Sugar factory in the Central Region, will begin operations by April, 2022. This was disclosed by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo during a meeting with the chiefs of Komenda at the Jubilee House. According to President Akufo-Addo, some civil works are being carried out currently on the factory. However, it is expected that the works will be completed ...
Read More »You can singlehandedly rebuild Appiatse – Jinapor to Chamber of Mines
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel A. Jinapor has expressed dissatisfaction with a cash donation of Four Million United States Dollars (US$4,000,000.00) presented by the Ghana Chamber of Mines to the Appiatse Support Fund. The Fund was established to, among others, support the victims of the Appiatse explosion incident and reconstruct the Appiatse community. The Chamber made the ...
Read More »UG UTAG votes to reject strike suspension
The University of Ghana branch of the University Teachers Association Ghana (UTAG) has voted to reject the request to call off their continuing strike action. The national executives of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) February 21,2022 agreed to suspend the industrial action which had traveled beyond a month. It came after a court directed them to resume work ...
Read More »Council of State meets Minority; Consensus-building high on agenda
The Standing Committee of the Council of State has met with the leadership of the minority group in Parliament to address recent developments in parliamentary affairs. The meeting, the first such formal encounter between the council and a minority side since the return to democratic rule, was convened at the instance of the council to allow for the discussion of ...
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