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I’m taller than the big Ghanaian – Ethiopia’s tall man

I’m taller than the big Ghanaian – Ethiopia’s tall man

A recent article about a Ghanaian who was thought by some to be the world’s tallest man has sparked an Ethiopian to come out on social media to say that he is bigger. Negewo Jima posted his picture alongside that of Sulemana Abdul Samed on Facebook saying “never give up”. “Bring him if you want –...

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Covid-19: Don’t go to China if your trip is not essential – Govt warns

Covid-19: Don’t go to China if your trip is not essential – Govt warns

The Government of Ghana has cautioned Ghanaians against travelling to China as Covid-19 cases spike in the Asian country. In a travel alert, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, said as much as possible, only essential trips should be undertaken until further notice. The Foreign Affairs Ministry also stated that effective Friday, January...

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Let’s help make Africa the place for investment and prosperity – Akufo-Addo

Let’s help make Africa the place for investment and prosperity – Akufo-Addo

Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has urged the African diaspora to help change the African narrative, which has been characterised largely by a concentration on disease, hunger, poverty and illegal mass migration. Speaking at the Young African and Diasporan Leaders’ Summit, being held on the sidelines of the US-Africa Leaders’ Summit, in Washington D.C, on Tuesday,...

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Fire razes houses at Abudukura in Savannah Region

Fire razes houses at Abudukura in Savannah Region

A farming hamlet in Abudukrom, in the Central Gonja district of the Savannah region was completely destroyed by fire On Sunday, 11th December 2022. The bamboo homes owned by community members were destroyed by the evening fire and the residents were visibly upset but had nothing to do, so they stood by and watched what...

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MPs to break for Christmas on December 21

MPs to break for Christmas on December 21

With only eight sitting days before the Christmas break, Parliament on Friday agreed to sit on Monday and to have extended sittings to transact business related to the Appropriations Bill. An appropriation, also known as supply bill or spending bill, is a proposed law that authorises the expenditure of government funds. It is a bill...

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Two earth tremors hit parts of Accra

Two earth tremors hit parts of Accra

Parts of Accra have been hit by two earth tremors. The two tremors were recorded around 11 am on Monday, December 12, 2022. Some of the places that recorded the tremor included Adabraka, Gbawe, McCarthy hill and Mallam. People in places that recorded the tremor have already turned to social media to report their experiences....

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Man arrested for hitting wife’s head against wall multiple times till she died

Man arrested for hitting wife’s head against wall multiple times till she died

Bekwai Magistrate court in the Ashanti Region has remanded a 40-year-old man, identified as Stephen Appiah for two weeks after he allegedly hit his wife’s head against a wall multiple times till she died. The incident is reported to have occurred a few days ago at Ofoase Kokoben in the Bekwai Municipality of the region. According...

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44,000 teachers fail licensure examinations

44,000 teachers fail licensure examinations

About 44,000 teachers have failed the mandatory Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE), the Registrar for the National Teaching Council, Dr. Christian Addai-Poku has disclosed. According to him, the results of the examinations were worrying, considering the poor performance of the teachers who were supposed to be imparting knowledge to children. He made this known at the 2022/23...

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C/R: Snakes take over Enyan Abaasa Anglican Basic School

C/R: Snakes take over Enyan Abaasa Anglican Basic School

Snakes have taken over Enyan Abaasa Anglican Basic School in the Ajumako Enyan Essiam District of the Central Region. Academic activities are, thus, being disrupted by the situation since the reptiles pose a threat to teachers and pupils. The school building has no doors and windows, so the reptiles easily gain access to the classrooms...