Government has described as unfortunate the assertion by former Member of Parliament for Asokwa, Maxwell Kofi Jumah, which sought to suggest that doctors and teachers are below the level of MPs. According to the Minister of Information and Media Relations “government … Continue reading →
Confusion is brewing in the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) over the President’s decision to appoint certain individuals as Deputy Ministers. A week after the names of the Deputy Ministers-designate were released, the bickering had not subsided, with disenchanted party … Continue reading →
The protracted land dispute between the people of Nkonya and Alavanyo in the Volta Region recorded yet another casualty last Thursday when a man was reportedly shot and killed at Nkonya-Tayi. The man, who had been identified as Innocent Ohene, … Continue reading →
The son of Ghana’s First President, Sekou Nkrumah is considering staging a comeback to the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC). “I don’t see myself working with the NPP. I can support them like I did in the 2012 elections but … Continue reading →
Information reaching DAILY GUIDE indicates that a 45-year old farmer, Komla Takyi of Leklebi Fiafe has shot himself in the head. The man who is father of about 10 children with different wives died instantly after the suicide act which … Continue reading →
President John Mahama has dashed to Abuja, Nigeria, on what observers regard as a critical mission in search of an energy lifeline from the oil-rich West African country. Although clothed in the diplomatic nicety of seeking help for the completion … Continue reading →
A combined police operation by the Accra Regional Police Command and the Amasaman Police have led to the arrest, on Wednesday afternoon, of eight out of 50 land guards terrorizing residents of Abusaafish Ashalaja, near Amasaman. The land guards, wielding … Continue reading →
A LIBERIAN Mechanic who was arrested last year during a swoop at Budumburam for having in his possession two parcels and eight wrappers of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, has been convicted by an Accra Circuit court. The … Continue reading →
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has set out rules and regulations governing the 2013 West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). The council has, therefore, directed all heads of educational institutions, students and … Continue reading →
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