Rev Dr Canon Patrick Okaijah Bortei, Anglican Parish Priest for ST. Andrew Anglican Church Abossey-Okai opined that the church was not consulted about the NPP Flagship program, the Free SHS Policy. During an interview on Adoatv AM Ghana, Rev expressed disappointment that the government did not consult churches on the free SHS policy. According to him, any decision made in …
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Common core curriculum: Science students to skip Core Maths, Integrated Science
All Senior High School (SHS) Science students will no longer be required to study Core and Elective Mathematics as separate examinable subjects from the 2024/2025 academic year. Instead, they will be required to take Additional Mathematics, the Director-General of the National Council and Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), Professor Edward Appiah, has hinted. He further revealed that such Science students would …
Read More »Winning the election will depend on you and Dagbon – Mahama to Ya Naa
Former president, John Mahama has opined that his success in the December presidential election will depend on the support and votes of the Dagbon people. The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) while speaking at the Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, the seat of the Dagbon King on Monday, February 5, 2024, said his win in the 2024 election would depend on …
Read More »New standing orders require MPs to recite National Pledge and undergo roll call
Starting from Tuesday, February 6, parliamentary sessions will kick off with the recitation of the National Pledge, signifying the implementation of the new standing orders. This significant amendment in the new standing orders mandates heads of institutions to personally appear before Parliament to address inquiries about their agencies, a departure from the previous protocol where Ministers of State could represent …
Read More »Survey: 7 out of 22 Ghanaians have mental disorder
A recent survey conducted by DAI Point, a Research and Storytelling show of ADOATV, has revealed that many Ghanaians have mixed feelings about their mental health in the past year. The survey which was conducted online, reached 22 respondents. Participants were asked about their emotional experiences in the past 12 months, such as stress, anxiety, and depression. According to the …
Read More »Disburse GH¢1.8m to farmers affected by Bird Flu – PAC orders Agric Ministry
Parliament has directed the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) to provide compensation to farmers who suffered losses due to the avian influenza or Bird Flu outbreak between 2015 and 2018. The 2022 Auditor General’s Report has revealed that a significant portion of the allocated compensation funds, exceeding GH¢1.8 million, remains unutilized in the Ministry’s account. The Ministry of Agriculture …
Read More »“Did NDC really build all Public Universities? Koku Anyidoho questions Mahama
Former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Koku Anyidoho, questions the assertion made by former President John Dramani Mahama that the NDC constructed all public universities. Former President Mahama contends that the NDC initiated and built each public university, accusing the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of merely renaming them. In contrast to the NPP, Mahama emphasizes the NDC’s reputation for nation-building, …
Read More »Schools closed down in Kwahu-Bepong after fatal shooting incident
The Kwahu South Municipal Security Council (MUSEC) has ordered the closure of schools in Kwahu-Bepong following a shooting incident on Sunday, February 4. The incident resulted in the death of two people with several others sustaining gunshot wounds. The casualties were reportedly caused by stray bullets fired by the police during efforts to disperse a disruptive crowd in the Eastern …
Read More »Cocoa Importation: Declare how much you buy Cocoa from other countries – Stephenson Anane Boateng
Mr. Stephenson Anane Boateng, the National President of the Ghana National Cocoa Farmers Association (GNACOFA), has expressed his frustration with the constant misrepresentation of facts to the public regarding cocoa importation. He stated that the GNACOFA is tired of hearing false comments on this issue. Speaking on “AM.Ghana” on Adoatv, Mr Stephenson discloses that, Ghanaian Cocoa Farmers have been doing …
Read More »It’s time to ‘walk together, pray together, and seek justice together’, says Anglican and Catholic Bishops
Anglican and Catholic bishops participating in the ecumenical summit Growing Together have shared their post-conference ‘Call’ today. Entitled Our Common Witness, Calling and Commitment, it comes after a weeklong gathering (22-29 January) that saw the bishops meeting in Rome and Canterbury, for pilgrimage and discussion on joint mission and witness. Meeting during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, the …
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