Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Benito Owusu Bio has said that no document on the Achimota Forest has been destroyed in the flood that occurred at the head office of the Lands Commission in Accra over the weekend. He told journalists in interview on Monday May 23 that every document on the forest...
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Sir John’s alleged will is a subject matter for litigation in court – Govt
The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has said that preliminary inquiries reveal that the alleged will of the late former Chief Executive Officer of the Forestry Commission, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie (Sir John) is a subject matter for litigation in court. The Ministry said also that its further checks at the Lands and Forestry Commission,...
Stay away, you can’t change our culture – Sam George warns Spanish Embassy
The Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam Nartey George has warned the Spanish Embassy to stay away from things that undermine the Ghanaian culture. In a Facebook post on Monday May 23, 2022, the Lawmaker indicated that Ghanaians will go at any length to resist attempts to change the tradition and cultural identity of the...
Nkoranza South MP hints of planned demo over death of suspect in police custody
The Member of Parliament for Nkoranza South, Emmanuel Kojo Agyekum, has hinted of a planned demonstration on Friday, May 27, to protest what he describes as an unfair presentation of happenings in Nkoranza by the security agencies. Consequently, he says he will Monday [May 23, 2022] serve notice to the police on the planned demonstration. According...
Leave Free SHS debate to politicians – President Akufo-Addo urges students
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has urged beneficiaries of the free senior high school (SHS) policy to concentrate on their studies and come out to be globally competitive citizens. He advised them to leave the debate about its implementation to the politicians. “Leave to the politicians the debate of Free SHS and don’t be distracted....
Freedom Jacob Caesar tigers under rigorous veterinary guidance -Samuel Tiwonitaaba Kuteba
Samuel Tiwonitaaba Kuteba, the coach of the tigers, declared the animals have been declawed, carefully well-bred and are under rigorous veterinary guidance. He discredited rumours that the animals were fetid and risky to inhabitants After touring the theories of the Wonda World Estate where the tigers are being kept, Mr Kanton informed the media that...
North Korea fighting Covid with traditional medicine
North Korea is grappling with the spread of Covid in an unvaccinated population, without access to effective anti-viral drugs. In early 2020, the country sealed its borders to try to insulate itself from the pandemic. Its leadership has so far rejected outside medical support. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared in a face mask...
Chairman Wontumi appeals for support from Npp Delelagates in Ashanti Region
According to Chairman Wontumi, his Party Party has a well planned strategy to break the 8 year cycle in the 2024 General elections. The Ashanti Regional chairman appealed to the delegates in the Ashanti Region to retain him in office because he has delivered in the past two elections for the NPP as Regional Chair....
WITHDRAWAL OF SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAM CAUSES ABSENTEEISM IN SCHOOLS
Some schools in the Ledzokuku Municipality have started recording low attendance due to the suspension of the school feeding program. Caterers of school feeding program have halted their services due to the government’s inability to meet their demands. Withdrawal of service is necessitated by delay in payment in grants and calls for increments of grants...
NIGERIA TO JOIN GHANA COTE D’IVOIRE TO IMPLEMENT LID FOR COCOA FARMERS
Director of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Abdullahi Abubakar says Nigeria is interested in joining Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire in implementing a Living Income Differential of 400 dollars on every tone of cocoa beans. A delegation led by Mr. Abubakar met officials of of Ghana cocoaboard to understudy the operation. According to...










