The Upper East Regional Population Officer, Mr Alosibah Akare Azam has appealed to the Regional Minister, Ms Tangoba Abayage to facilitate the inclusion of the National Population Council (NPC) on the Regional Planning Coordinating Unit’s (RPCU)Monitoring of District Development Plans. Mr Azam explained that one of NPC’s focus was to ensure the integration of population...
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Mahama Launches 90‑Day Operation to Clear Agbogbloshie Waste
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Queiroz Sets AFCON Qualification as Priority, Eyes 2030 World Cup Project
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NPP Finalizes Delegates Register Ahead of October Conference
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President Mahama Orders Task Force to Tackle Drug Trafficking Through Ghana’s Borders
Bawumia Meets Exporters, Calls for Stronger Support to Boost Ghana’s Trade
MoFA Unveils National Horticultural Seed Roadmap to Boost Farmers’ Access to Quality Seeds
NPP Opposes Proposal To Raise Parliamentary Seats To 300
NPP Rejects Proposal To Extend Presidential Term To Five Years
Bank of Ghana, GSE Launch investorConnect to Give Investors Direct Access to Their Holdings
Education Minister Visits CSSPS Resolution Centre, Assures Aggrieved Parents and Students
Parliament of Ghana Opens Doors to Its First Parliamentary Museum
AMA Rejects Claims of Exclusion, Details Three Months of Talks on 24-Hour Market Project
Mayor of Accra Welcomes Children Back To School, Funds Books For 10 Children
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Woman, 32, dips hands of girl, 10, in hot water
A 32-year-old woman is facing the law for allegedly dipping the hands of her husband’s 10-year-old niece in hot water, severely injuring her in the process. Vera Koranteng pleaded not guilty to causing harm when she appeared before the Odumase-Krobo Circuit Court in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality in the Eastern Region. She was remanded...
Polio vaccination to be intensified in deprived communities – GHS
The Director-General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, has given an assurance that this year’s polio vaccination will be intensified in urban-poor communities to ensure that no child was left out in the exercise. He indicated that according to data collected by the service, the number of children who got access to...
Gunmen kill one, injure another at peace mediation meeting
The Northern Regional Police Command is on the heels of gunmen who stormed a peace and mediation committee (PMC) meeting at Sanguli-Labaldo in the Saboba District in the Northern Region last Thursday, killing one person and injuring another. The suspected gunmen who were also armed with bows and arrows have been identified as Dana Nyogma,...
My life brutally ‘ended’; 80-year-old murdered MP’s mother cries out
“I feel like my life has been snuffed out,” these were the lamentations of the 80-year-old mother of the murdered Member of Parliament (MP) for the Mfantseman Constituency in the Central Region, Mr Ekow Quansah Hayford. The mother, Mena Aba Attah, said as an old woman who depended on her only son for everything, she...
Government supports Walewale Vocational and Technical Institute with 140 industrial machines
The government has donated 140 industrial machines to the Walewale Vocational Technical Institute, in the West Maprusi District of the North East Region. The donation, made through the Council for Technical and Vocational Training, is aimed at equipping the institute to be more efficient in delivering technical and vocational training to pupils in the area....
Plan Ghana launches campaign to protect girls from online abuse
The Plan International Ghana has launched a campaign to protect girls and young women in Ghana from online abuse and harassment. Dubbed: “FreeToBeOnline”, which was launched on Thursday, October 8, 2020, the campaign, which was launched alongside “The State of the World’s Girls Report” to mark this year’s International Day of the Girl, seeks to...
Parliament shocked by murder of Mfantseman MP
“Parliament is shocked and extremely saddened by the gruesome murder of the Member of Parliament for Mfantseman, Hon. Ekow Quansah Hayford. The first time Member of Parliament served on the Judiciary Committee and the Defence and Interior Committee. “The Speaker and Members, while mourning the loss of their colleague, have expressed the hope for expedited...
US election 2020: The other 1,214 candidates running for president
The US has had presidents for more than 230 years, but only the first – George Washington – has ever been elected as an independent candidate. The twin peaks of US politics, the Republican and Democratic parties, dominate media coverage and campaign donations so completely that the chances of an outsider winning are virtually nil....
Can a vaccine from 1921 save lives from COVID-19?
Scientists in the UK have begun testing the BCG vaccine, developed in 1921, to see if it can save lives from Covid. The vaccine was designed to stop tuberculosis, but there is some evidence it can protect against other infections as well. Around 1,000 people will take part in the trial at the University of...










