A student of Oyoko dispensing optics who’s aged 23 has been shot dead by unknown gunmen in Kumasi, on Tuesday evening. The victim, Kwabena Asumadu met his untimely death shortly after dropping a friend at sofoline around 11pm. His car which was an unregistered Mercedes-Benz. He was shot multiple times through the driver’s seat by...
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Over 15.7million Ghana Cards issued so far – NIA Boss.
Approximately 15.7million Ghanaians have received their Ghana cards, the executive secretary of the National Identification Authority, prof Kenneth Agyapong Attafuah has disclosed. Prof. Attafuah said information gathered to him reveals that 16,969,034 persons have registered for the Ghana card, with about 16,535,623 cards printed as of today. Prof. Attafuah further said that about 15,702,719...
Deplorable roads ; Constituents of Kwabre East indicate hostility and readiness to fight against their MP.
Constituents of Kwabre East in the Ashanti Region express hostility and anger against their MP over poor roads. Despite the important contribution of Kwabre East constituency, which is in terms of casting votes for the ruling party NPP, has got the most deplorable roads. Aside the main Kumasi-Mampongten and Kumasi-Kenyase roads, the entire Kwabre East...
More bribes are paid at health institutions – GII Prog. Dir.
The Programmes Director of the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), Mary Awelana Addah, has observed that hospitals and health centers, in general, have become places where bribes exchange hands in Ghana. She said though the Ghana Police Service ranks high among institutions perceived most corrupt, the health sector is also becoming known for the canker. Ms...
Bread makers in Nigeria start four-day strike
Bakers in Nigeria are turning off their ovens at midnight in a row over the rising cost of wheat flour and other products like diesel that are having an impact on their profits. Members of one of the bakers’ unions are demanding government subsidies. Emmanuel Onuarah, the president of the Premium Bread Makers Association, told...
Feeding all SHS students needless, gov’t must support only needy persons – EduWatch
The Executive Director of think tank group, Africa Education Watch, Kofi Asare, has questioned the propriety of spending huge sums of money feeding boarders at the senior high level while many schools across the country still lack basic infrastructure. The Education Minister reported to Parliament on Wednesday that the food crisis across senior high schools...
Nana Addo meets NPP’s new executives; urges them to ‘do all they can to break the 8’
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has tasked the newly elected National Executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to work hard to ensure that the party wins the 2024 elections. Nana Akufo-Addo says ‘breaking the eight’ should be the ultimate objective of the new leadership. Speaking at a meeting with the new executives led by...
Police Service most corrupt institution in Ghana – Survey
A latest survey conducted by the Ghana Statistical Service with other stakeholders in the fight against corruption has ranked the Ghana Police Service as the most corrupt institution among 23 other institutions sampled. The aim of the survey is to unearth corrupt institutions and make available data that will guide the formulation of policies that...
About GH¢5 billion was paid as bribe in private, public sectors in 2021 – GSS
A survey by the Ghana Statistical Service and its partners has revealed that an estimated amount of GH¢5 billion was paid as bribes in the year 2021. The report dubbed ‘2021 Ghana Integrity of Public Services Survey’ indicates that 26.7% public sector officials and 9.1% private sector players engaged in bribery acts. The survey was...
Parliament approves $750m loan agreement
Parliament has approved a $750 million loan agreement to finance capital and growth-related expenditures in the 2022 budget. The facility forms part of the government’s international capital market programme (ICMP) aimed at raising funds to finance critical infrastructure projects in sectors such as roads, energy, railways and health, as captured in the 2022 budget. Proceeds...










