Religious leaders have been reminded to be measured in their prophetic declaration and refrain from instilling fear and exploiting people’s insecurities during the watch night services to be held on December 31, by churches across the country to ushering in the New Year. According to the Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church Ghana, Most Reverend … The post Be

A Thanksgiving Service was held on Sunday for incoming the country’s first female Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang. It was held at the Immanuel Methodist Society, of the Airport East Circuit of the Northern Accra Diocese of the Methodist Church Ghana. In a brief remark, Prof Opoku – Agyemang expressed her sincere gratitude to … The post PROF.

The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo last Thursday granted presidential charters to 14 private University Colleges across the country. The 14 institutions that received the charter include ; the Academic City University College, Haatso-Accra; KAAF University College, FettehKakraba; Entrance University College of Health Sciences, Spintex-Accra; Garden City University College, Kenyase-Kumasi; Family Health University College, Teshie-Accra; … The post President

In the heart of Ghana’s Birim North District, Newmont’s Akyem Mine stands as a beacon of opportunity and inclusion, empowering local community members to thrive. Among these stories of transformation is that of Dorcas Oppong, a determined woman from the Afosu community, whose journey embodies Newmont’s unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusion. Dorcas joined Newmont … The post BREAKING

A 50-Megawatts capacity Solar Power Plant has been inaugurated at Galgu, a farming community in the Yendi Municipality of the Northern Region. The $ 90 million plant was constructed and funded by Messrs First Sky Construc­tion Limited, a solely owned Ghanaian construction company on a Built-Operate Basis. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Bui Power … The post Galgu gets 50-MW Solar Power Plant

 The NDC Professionals Forum has extended its warmest congratulations President-elect John Dramani Mahama on his resounding victory in the 2024 elections. “As far back as 2018, we believed in your exceptional leadership qualities and your vision to rescue Ghana, even when many others doubted you. Although the 2020 elections didn’t yield the desired outcome, our … The post NDC

Low quality of service has been the leading issue reported by customers of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), according to the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC). Between January and October this year, 1,477 out of the 1,891 complaints received by PURC centered on poor service delivery. Customers … The post Customers accused ECG, GWL of

The National Labour Commission (NLC) has organised a sector-specific labour education initiative, beginning with the education sector, in response to the rising number of industrial disputes and strikes within the industry. The forum, which brought together key stakeholders from the public education sector, including the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG), the Fair Wages and … The post National

Former Rector of Koforidua Technical University (KTU), Dr George Afrani, has urged graduates to embrace opportunities in digitisation, software development, and artificial intelligence (AI) to thrive as entrepreneurs.  Addressing the 21st Congregation of KTU in Koforidua yesterday, he emphasised that these fields, central to the ongoing Fourth Industrial Revolution, hold immense potential for young innovators. … The post Graduates

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) says it is implementing a new integrated border management system known as the “Immigration 360” meant to fully automate passenger processing and data management at all the 48 approved entry/exit points of the country and other operational commands. The $94.6 million new border management system, it said, also seeks to … The post  GIS

The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) Foundation has outdoored over 150 projects dotted across the country. The projects, include   113 boreholes,   17 classroom blocks, eight   astro turfs,  six school  dormitories, 14 sanitary facilities,  five  science laboratories and two Community- based Health Planning  Services  (CHPS) Compounds,  started in 2017 in various  communities across the country. The … The

On November 18, 2024, The Fourth Estate published a documentary titled “Death and Brutality – The Battle for West Africa’s Largest Salt Deposit”. This production contains several allegations and claims that are deeply disturbing and contrary to the truth. These narratives appear designed to create tension and hostility toward the good work Electrochem Ghana has … The post Electrochem

The  recent gener­al elections held on the 7th of December, 2024, recorded one of the highest voter apathy in recent polls, according to records. Voter turnout during the said elections is reported to be around 61 per cent, according to the Electoral Commissioner (EC). This figure departs from previous election figures by way of voter … The post Voter apathy – a negative trend to halt appeared

As St. Augustine’s Past Students Union (APSU) marks its 90th anniversary in December 2024, the union’s legacy reflects the enduring values of perseverance, brotherhood, and service. Origi­nally established as the Amissano Past Students Union, APSU has grown from its roots when St. Augustine’s College transitioned from Amissano to Cape Coast. Since its inception in 1934, … The post APSU

The World Arabic Language Day was marked in Accra on Wednesday to highlight the significance of the language, and it its contribution to humanity. The Embassy of the Royal Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the University of Ghana, Department of African and Asian Languages organised the forum to mark the 50th anniversary of the proclamation … The post UG, Saudi Arabia Embassy observe World Arabic

 The Chief Executive Officer of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi, Prof. Otch­ere Addai-Mensah, has called on tertiary institutions particularly those in the health sector to take advantage of the emerging advancement in technologies and health crises to design curriculum that would meet the needs of the people. He said the health sector … The post Garden City varsity holds

 A passing out parade was yester­day held for 69 trained Military Emergency Medical Technicians (MEMTs) at the Quarter Master Yard of the 37 Military Hospital in Accra. They include 43 soldiers, 20 Defence Civilian Staff, and six civilians, who had completed a one-year training programme in pre-hospital emergency care to enable them provide medical emergency … The post 69 trained MEMTs

 The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) initiative is not going to be a witch-hunting campaign, Pres­ident-elect John Dramani Mahama has assured. He said the mandate of the Committee is to gather information on alleged acts of corruption by members of the current admin­istration and ultimately recover what rightfully belongs to the people. President-elect John Mahama … The post Fight

 Parliament has appoint­ed Emmanuel Ahumah Djietror as the Clerk of the House. Mr Djietror’s appointment was confirmed at an ex­tra-ordinary meeting of the Parliamentary Service Board in November this year. He is one of three Clerks who applied for the top job with the current Clerk, Cyril Kwabena Oteng Nsiah being due for retirement in … The post Parliament gets new Clerk appeared first on Ghanaian

 On Wednesday, the country’s Supreme Court (SC), in a unan­imous decision, dismissed two suits challenging the constitu­tionality of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill. The apex court’s decision has become global news and attracting various views because of the subject matter of the bill – “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/ questioning, asexual … The post Supreme