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State files more evidence in coup plot trial

The Attorney General’s Department has been granted leave of court to file additional evidence in the case in which Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Benjamin Agodzor, Dr Frederick Yao Mac Palm, and eight others are standing trial for allegedly plotting to destabilise the state. The accused persons have all pleaded not guilty to their respective charges of treasons and abetement ...

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Free SHS: Headteachers being gagged over Free SHS challenges – Apaak

The Member of Parliament for Builsa South Dr Clement Appak says headteachers of government schools across the country are being gagged over Free SHS challenges. The minority has continuously criticised the policy saying it has been poorly implemented. Dr Apaak believes school heads have been intimidated so that they do not voice out difficulties they face. He also downplayed the ...

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Ghanaian churches as weak as the State – Kwabena Donkor

Member of Parliament for Pru East Kwabena Donkor says the Church in Ghana is as weak the state itself. His sentiments are placed in the context of leadership and accountability in institutions, which he says are the cause of delayed development in the country. This comes on the back of the collapse of a church building in Akyem Batabi where ...

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Church building Collapse: Death toll now 21

The death toll from the Church building collapse in Akyem Batabi in the Eastern Region has risen to 21, out of 29 victims retrieved. The deceased persons are made up of 12 females and 9 males. There are eight survivors so far. More victims are expected to be extricated as rescue workers worked throughout last night to enter day four ...

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Akufo-Addo calls for emergency action on Creative Arts Bill

President Nana Akufo-Addo has directed that there should be a true sense of urgency on the part of Parliament and all relevant stakeholders in passing the Creative Arts Bill into law, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Barbara Oteng-Gyasi has disclosed. She said the president hopes the Bill becomes law before the end of tenure of the current Parliament. The ...

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United States Pharmacopeia supports UG School of Pharmacy

In line with its corporate objectives, the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Ghana, a subsidiary of United States Pharmacopoeia US, has presented various Laboratory items to the University of Ghana School of Pharmacy (UGSOP). The donation is in furtherance of the organization’s commitment to contribute to the training of Pharmacists in Ghana. At a brief ceremony held at the USP Ghana ...

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I’ll grant amnesty to sentenced galamseyers – Mahama

Former President John Mahama has promised to release all Galamsey operators and labourers who have been sentenced by the Akufo-Addo government if he wins the December polls. The former President says these illegal miners, popularly referred to as ‘galamseyers’ would be granted amnesty so they can return to their families and take up decent work. Speaking at Adum Banso of ...

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“AS YOUNG AS YOU ARE” BY LANBON JACOB…THE BOOK MUST READ.

Lanbon Jacob is a Youth Pastor, Conference Speaker, Youth Advocate, Author, and IT professional. His wisdom and Godly Counsel have elevated many lives and ministries to success. His message centers On Grace, Motivation, and Equipping Young People. His passion is to see the youth of our generation fulfilling their purpose in life. He has served in various positions in many ...

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Ghanaians hit back at Nigerians for disrespecting President Akufo-Addo

Some Ghanaians are unhappy with the responses of some Nigerians to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s comment on the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria. Ghanaians have supported Nigerians on social media since the protests against police brutality in Nigeria started. A lot of them called on President Akufo-Addo, who is also the Chairman of ECOWAS, to speak on the protests after African ...

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