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GBA Proposes Reduction In Punishment For Not Wearing Face Masks In Public
The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has described as harsh the punishment to
The Library Of Africa And The African Diaspora In Accra, Ghana Now Open
The Library of Africa and The African Diaspora, formerly known as Libreria
Nation-Wide Voters Registration Commences
The nation-wide Voters Registration Exercise has taken off smoothly as anxious applicants
Electoral Commission Has No Intention To Disenfranchise Anyone – Jean Mensa
Mrs Jean Mensa, Chairperson for the Electoral Commission (EC) has said that
We Want A Ghanaian Election, Not A West African Election – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo-Addo has warned off non-Ghanaians to stay away from
Soldiers Only Guarding Borders, Not Preventing Registration Of Eligible Ghanaians – Akufo-Addo
President Akufo-Addo says the military deployments at the country’s borders are not
Video: Corona Quacks – Exposing Fake Coronavirus Cures In Ghana
An underworld of quack doctors and conmen have been exploiting the coronavirus
Mahama Questions Timing Of Military Deployment To 4 Border Regions
The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has condemned the deployment
COVID-19: Final-Year JHS Students Back In School Tomorrow
Final year Junior High School (JHS) students are scheduled to return to
This Smart Face Mask Can Talk To Your Phone And Amplify Your Voice
Face masks are here to stay for the foreseeable future as the
UN ‘Deeply Disturbed’ By Video Of Couple Having Sex In Official Vehicle
The United Nations is “shocked and deeply disturbed” by footage of a
Military Flights Take UK Aid-Funded Supplies To Africa To Tackle Coronavirus
The first of a series of Royal Air Force (RAF) flights taking
Three Killed In Riot Over Wearing Of Face Masks
Three people were killed in a small town in Kenya’s Rift Valley
Supreme Court Ruling: NDC Disappointed; But Urges Ghanaians To Go Out And Register
Former President John Mahama Thursday said the National Democratic Congress Party is
Prof. Rita Dickson Is KNUST’s First Female Vice Chancellor
Professor (Mrs) Rita Akosua Dickson, a professor of Pharmacy has been appointed as the
Geological Survey Confirms Accra Tremors In Accra; Warns Of A Major Quake
The Ghana Geological Survey Authority has confirmed that many parts of Accra
Earth Tremor Measuring Magnitude 4.0 Hits Accra And Environs
Parts of Accra were shaken by a fleeting earth tremor Wednesday night
Coronavirus: Slump In Tourist Arrivals Pushes Sector To The brink
The Covid-19 pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on the country’s tourism sector—which
State Files New Charges Against NAM 1
The State on Tuesday filed new charges against the Chief Executive Officer
About 2.7 Million Public Primary Pupils Are Enjoying School Feeding
A total of 2.7 million pupils in public Primary schools have been
Learning At Home Was Very Difficult – Students
Some final year students of Second Cycle Schools in the Upper East
Saudi Arabia Closes Borders To Hajj Attendees
Saudi Arabia said on Monday it will bar arrivals from abroad to
Free SHS Students Get ‘Free’ WASSCE, As Gov’t Pays GHC 75.4m Cost
Final year students in second-cycle institutions will not pay for their last
COVID-19: Ghana’s Death Toll Rises To 85
Ghana has confirmed 15 new COVID-19 deaths, increasing the country’s death toll
Adolescents Must Have Reproductive Health Benefits Under NHIS
Mr. Nii Ankonu Annorbah-Sarpei, Director of Programmes, Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights
Rwanda Opens Airport: Passengers To Present COVID-19 Test Certificates Conducted Within 72 Hours
Rwanda opens airport to international travellers with strict rules amid covid-19 pandemic
Retraction And Apology To Nathaniel Nyamekye
EDITOR’S NOTICE – AN APOLOGY June 16, 2020 AN APOLOGY PUBLICATION ON
Kaneshie Market Experiences Surge In Economic Activities
The Kaneshie marketing is experiencing a surge in economic activities in the
Covid-19: Academic Work Begins In Tertiary Institutions
Most final-year students of public tertiary institutions across the country have complied