A Ghanaian student based in New Rochelle in the United States of America, Maame Akua Aseda Manukure has excelled in her class in the United States of America. Maame Akua Aseda Manukure who joined the Trinity Elementary school in New Rochelle, USA in October 2019 was able to pass with incredible distinction in all seven subjects she was examined on, ...
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2020 census to be postponed indefinitely
The 2020 population census is likely to be postponed, 3news.com can confirm. The exercise will be held at a later date, yet to be determined. The exercise, which is held every decade, was originally scheduled for March. However, it is going to be postponed indefinitely as a result of a switch from a traditional census to an electronic one. According ...
Read More »Anger as GES charges schools Ghc60 on New English Curriculum
There is anger among Heads of Basic Schools and teachers in Upper West Akyem District of the Eastern region over a directive by the Ghana Education Service to headteachers of both Public and Private Basic Schools to pay Ghc60 per school for “Walk-through” exercise on the New English Curriculum. The amount, according to a letter written and signed by the ...
Read More »We accept FA’s Baba Yara ban – Kotoko
Kumasi Asante Kotoko says it accepts the decision by the GFA to ban it from the use of the Baba Yara Stadium. “We accept the FA’s decision. As a club, we do not support fan hooliganism,” PRO of the Club Kennedy Boakye Ansah told Francis Abban on the Morning Starr Tuesday. The ban comes after a supporter was shot in ...
Read More »Teachers fume at GES over poor planning of 4-day workshop
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has received massive backlash from teachers who attended a workshop it organised at the University of Ghana. The teachers, numbering over 200 from Greater Accra, Oti and Volta Region accused officials of poor planning. GES in a letter dated January 6, 2020, invited Form 3 Core Subject teachers to a four-day to undergo in-service training ...
Read More »Woman, 73, fined for inflicting blade wounds on granddaughter
A 73-year-old retired Nurse has been fined by Koforidua Circuit Court ” B” for inflicting blade wounds on all ten fingers of her 11-year-old granddaughter over oatmeal. The convict, Ernestina Gakpo, pleaded guilty hence sentenced to a fine of Ghc1,200 in default serves six (6) months imprisonment. The Victim, a class two pupil stays with the convicted Grandmother at Nsukwao ...
Read More »3 girls beat odds to complete 114 Chapters of Quran on wooden slates
In the heart of the popular Zongo in Bawku was the action spot as many people, young and old gather at Madrasul Ansaru Deen. They give a standing ovation to three teenage girls for beating the odds to complete studying the entire Holy Quran in ten years. This is the second time in two years teenage girls are trouncing the ...
Read More »Two lawyers suspended after getting pregnant
Two Ghanaian lawyers undergoing a one-year pupilage at an Accra-based private law firm, Legal Ink Lawyers & Notaries, have been suspended after they became pregnant. The two lawyers, who are both expecting their first children, had done two and three months each of the 12-month pupillage. However, they were handed letters on January 6, 2020, to go home and return ...
Read More »River Tano poisoned; don’t drink from it – NADMO to communities
The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has advised residents living around the Tano river to desist from drinking from the river since it has been poisoned after an accident Monday. “All communities along the Tano river from Techiman – Tanoso to Chira, Duayaw Nkwanta, Bechem are advised strongly not to drink water from the Tano river effective today till further ...
Read More »We’re ready to engage political parties opposing new voters’ register – EC
The Electoral Commission (EC) says it is ready to engage the various political parties, especially those opposing the decision to compile a new voters’ register ahead of the national polls this year [2020]. In as much as most of the parties in the country are backing the decision for a new register, a total of eight opposition parties are against ...
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