NEWS

Feature: GHC12b paid for Power not used – The cost of NDC’s Pay-or-Take contracts

Ghanaians have enjoyed stable electricity supply since 2017 as opposed to the dreaded ‘Dumsor’ they endured from 2011 to 2016. The interesting part is not only has the ingenuity of the managers of the economy kept the lights on at affordable prices, they have miraculously extended power to a segment of Ghanaians since incidence of COVID-19 till now for Free. ...

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Koku’s suspension not surprising – Ephson

Pollster Ben Ephson says the suspension of Koku Anyidoho by the NDC is not surprising considering his recent comments about the party. According to him, parties take such decisions to ensure discipline and conformity. “I’m not too surprised. I mean, if you look at Allotey Jacobs, he was also suspended and it was the same kind of utterances that led ...

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Sell the blocks you procured for NDC rebuilding – Suspended Koku Anyidoho trolled

Scores of supporters of the National Democratic Congress(NDC) have been mocking former party member and General Secretary of the party Koku Anyidoho following news of his suspension from the party. His suspension came after two separate petitions from two registered members of the NDC against his conduct which is viewed to be in breach of the party’s disciplinary code for its members as ...

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Dissolve incompetent Covid-19 technical advisory team – NDC MPs

The minority in parliament is demanding the immediate dissolution of the Covid-19 technical team put together by the government to tackle the pandemic. According to the NDC MPs, the recent surge in cases speaks to the incompetence of the team, hence, the need for it to be dissolved. Addressing the media minority spokesperson on health Kwabena Minta Akandor argued the ...

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E/R: Chaos as Police block mourners over COVID protocols

There was chaos at Nkurakan in the Yilo Krobo Municipality of the Eastern Region Tuesday afternoon after Police blocked a burial procession over COVID-19. Dozens of mourners mostly Okada riders were in procession to Nkurakan cemetery to bury their colleague Okada rider who died a week into starting Okada operation. However, upon reaching the Police checkpoint, they were blocked by ...

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You’ve been outsmarted – Gabby tells Tsatsu Tsikata

Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, a leading member of the NPP has lashed out at Tsatsu Tsikata, the Lead Counsel for the Petitioner in the ongoing Election Petition at the Supreme Court that, he should admit that he has been outsmarted by Counsels for the 1st and 2nd Respondents. According to him, Tsatsu Tsikata does not expect the Respondents to make their case on a ...

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Victory Presby School clears air over ‘false’ coronavirus pupil

Management of Victory Presbyterian Church School in Frafraha, a suburb of Accra, has taken exception to a video making rounds about one of its pupils contracting coronavirus. “While confirming that the child is a pupil of our school, reports of the pupil having contracted Covid-19 is false,” management said in a disclaimer on Monday, February 8. It explained the facts ...

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Jean Mensa knows she directed us to leave the strong room – Mettle-Nunoo

Third witness for the petitioner in the ongoing election petition hearing, Mr Rojo Mettle-Nunoo, has insisted that the Chair of the 1st Respondent, the Electoral Commission (EC) Jean Mensa, is fully aware that she instructed the representatives of the petitioner in the string room to leave before the announcement of the final election results. During cross-examination by the lawyer for the EC, Mr ...

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University of Ghana records drop in international students enrollment

This year, Ghana’s premier tertiary institution, University of Ghana, recorded a huge drop in the number of international students who enrolled in the institution to pursue various academic programmes. This was indicated at a matriculation ceremony held on Saturday to officially welcome newly admitted students into the academic community. According to figures from university authorities, a total of 96 international ...

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