The Office of the Special Prosecutor has declared Charles Bissue, the former Secretary to the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM), wanted. This declaration follows Mr. Bissue’s failure to respond to an invitation from the Special Prosecutor to appear and answer questions regarding the ongoing investigation into suspected corruption within the …
Read More »Speed Kills Campaign: road safety Ambassador calls on all Ghanaians to join the fight
According to the World Health Organization, road crashes are a leading cause of death and injury in Ghana. The causes of road crashes in Ghana are varied, but they often include speeding, drunk driving, poor road conditions, and lack of adherence to traffic laws. In addition, many vehicles on Ghana’s …
Read More »Lucky Dawuni to represent Ghana at the 2023 music haven festival, New York
The Music Haven festival coming off in July and August 2023 at Central Park in Schenectady has Legendary Ghanaian reggae artist, Rocky Dawuni, joining a lineup of international artists slated for the Festival. Music Haven 2023 is presenting music and performing arts from Ghana, Andalusia, Ireland, Texas, Gambia, Louisiana, South …
Read More »Black Meteors Off To Cairo For Training Tour Ahead Of U-23 Afcon Tournament in Morocco
A delegation made of Players, Technical staff, and Team Officials has left Accra as the Black Meteors step up preparations for the U23 African Cup of Nations. The National U23 team will be in Egypt for a pre-tournament training tour before departing to Morocco for the tournament which will be …
Read More »Deactivation of SIM cards: Government had to act tough to show the seriousness attached to exercise – Ursula Clarifies
Minister for Communications and Digitalization has delivered a statement, parliament in the wake of over 9 million SIM cards being deactivated for the failure of the users to re-register their sim cards. In a statement delivered to the August house, the Minister explained that Government had to act tough to …
Read More »Have you seen a foolish rich man before? – Kennedy Agyapong slams Annoh Dompreh
New Patriotic Party flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has responded to Majority Chief Whip of Parliament, Frank Annoh Dompreh, who allegedly stated that Agyapong is not suited for the presidency. In an audio clip where Kennedy Agyapong was addressing NPP delegates during his ongoing campaign, the Member of Parliament for Assin North …
Read More »Politicians making cash from failed G4O hence difficult to stop – Ben Boakye
The Executive Director for the Africa Centre for Energy Policy, Ben Boakye says the government has found it difficult to stop the infamous Gold for Oil policy despite its myriad of challenges as the policy only lines money in the pocket of politicians. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its …
Read More »Ghana Police fined GH¢100k for ignoring RTI Commission’s orders
The Ghana Police Service has been fined GH¢100,000 for its refusal to comply with the Right to Information (RTI) Commission’s directives, which required granting an applicant access to requested information. The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), Africa, had sought information on the status of cases involving police brutality. Despite addressing …
Read More »Ange Postecoglou appointed new Tottenham head coach on a four-year deal
Ange Postecoglou has been appointed Tottenham’s head coach on a four-year deal. Postecoglou will join Spurs on July 1 after two years at Celtic in which he won back-to-back Scottish Premiership titles and a domestic treble this season. Tottenham confirmed the appointment of Ange Postecoglou, with the Celtic boss becoming …
Read More »Accra West ECG recovers GH¢675,313.00 from illegal connections
The Accra West Region of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), has recovered GH¢675,313.00 from 94 customers found to have engaged in various forms of illegal connection of power. The illegalities the customers engaged in included meter bypasses, meter tampering, unauthorized service connections, and direct connections. Their activities were identified …
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