NEWS

Graphic engages debt collectors to go after debtors

The 2017 Auditor General’s report has indicted management of the graphic Communications group for failing to recover huge debts from state institutions including parliament and MMDAs for purchase of newspapers. A Member of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, Dr Clement Apaak wondered why institutions like Parliament owed the company despite the budget allocation for reading materials to settle such expenses by ...

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ASSIN NORTH: NDC PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE DONATES CEMENT, IRON SHEETS TO SUPPORT PROJECTS IN THE CONSTITUENCY

The Parliamentary Candidate for the National Democratic Congress ( NDC ) in Assin North Constituency, Mr. James Joe Quayson has donated over 50 bags of cement to support developmental projects in the Constituency. The items which was presented by Assin North NDC secretary Mr. Daniel Mensah on behalf of the Parliamentary Candidate is to help build CHPS compound at Assin ...

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Pay our arrears now – Coalition of aggrieved teachers fume

A group calling itself Coalition of Aggrieved Teachers have threatened to picket at the Jubilee house if government fails to pay them their legacy arrears. The group’s action was triggered by Vice president Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s claim during the launch of the NPP manifesto that all arrears owed teachers have been paid. They contend that the claim by the vice ...

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North Dayi: VRA hands over e-library to Tsorxor school

The Volta River Authority Re-settlement Trust Fund has handed over an Ultra-modern e-library facility to the Tsorxor basic school in the North Dayi District of the Volta region. The facility which has been furnished with 30 computer installations is the first ever to have been built by the trust fund in any of the 52 resettlement communities along the Volta ...

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Strategy to phase-out double-track will be out before Dec. – NDC

A member of the NDC’s manifesto committee Prof. George K.T Oduro says the party is yet to conclude on the implementation strategy to phase out the double-track system under the free SHS policy. According to the former Pro-VC of the Cape Coast University, the party will unveil their roadmap to the implementation of their policy before the December polls. The ...

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Bagre Dam spillage: NADMO distributes relief items to flood victims

The National Disaster Management Organization on Wednesday October 9, 2020 distributed relief items to the affected flood victims in the region. The distribution of the items was done by a team of NADMO staff and Police personnel together with the North East regional minister, Solomon Boar. The items distributed include, mattresses, soap, blankets, bags of sugar and rice. Presenting the ...

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30 shops burnt as fire engulfs Dome market

About 30 shops have been razed down in a Thursday morning fire outbreak at Dome in the Ga East Municipality of the Greater Accra region. According to officials of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), the fire is believed to have started from a catering shop near the market. No casualty has been recorded. Speaking on Morning Starr, the Ga ...

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Another Akyem group blasts Concern Citizens of Okyeman to the defence of Mahama

There seems to be a turf war stoking as a group calling itself the Progressive Akyem Citizens (PAC) fires back at another group with the name Concern Citizens of Okyeman, following the latter’s demonstration against the NDC flagbearer John Dramani Mahama. The Concern Citizens of Okyeman on Wednesday embarked on a demonstration, protesting against the usage of the “Akyem Sakawa ...

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