President John Mahama has directed the forestry commission and the military not to burn seized excavators of galamsey operators. Visit the News Site: http://www.3news.com/ for more. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TV3GH/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tv3_ghana Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tv3_ghana/ TV3 First in News Best in Entertainment. The post Don’t

The Women's Premier League returns this weekend with matchday 12, bringing delivering crucial matchups, especially in the Southern Zone, where the title race remains competitive.The spotlight will be on the clash between league leaders Hasaacas Ladies and second-placed Police Ladies.With only two points separating the two teams, the match carries significant implications for the championship race.Elsewhere, Halifax Ladies will host Berry Ladies in a crucial game for both sides.Halifax

CEO of Ghana’s Shippers Authority, Professor Ransford Gyampo has accused some international shipping lines of resisting moves to get them regulated. But, he said that the government is seeking to regulate them with a legislative instrument (LI). Prof Gyampo made these comments after stating that the cost of doing business in Ghana is high. He says […] The post Gyampo

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced it will hold a training workshop for CEOs, team managers, and senior officials from Division One League clubs.Scheduled for Monday, February 24, 2025, the workshop will take place via Zoom and is designed to enhance the implementation of approved the enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols.The workshop aims to achieve several key objectives, including the effective implementation of these safety protocols, as well as clarifying

Economic Policy Analyst, Senyo Hosi,  has commended President John Dramani Mahama for intervening in the base pay negotiation which allowed labour to accept the 10 per cent increment. He says that the President’s demeanour shows he wants to leave a legacy “We haven’t seen this type of humility from a President for a long time. […] The post Base pay increment:

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has been ordered to pay GH¢960,000 in damages and cost to a Ghanaian resident in Germany.  The post

Alfred Ocansey and his panelists on the KeyPoints are discussing topical issues of the week. The topics for this Saturday are; 1. Pres. Mahama declares assets, directs appointees to do same, but to what end? 2. Daily minimum wage: How tight will the belt of the political class be? 3. NSS scandal: Fmr director, et […] The post LIVE: The KeyPoints discusses

What is it like to be an ethnic Tutsi in DR Congo - the people for whom the M23 rebels say they are fighting?