Five in court for allegedly destroying property at Katamanso
Five individuals have appeared in an Accra Circuit Court for allegedly destroying property on six acres of land in Katamanso, Greater Accra.
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May 2024
IMF calls for tariff increase for energy sector cost recovery
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has asked Ghana to implement strict reforms to empower utility service providers to recover their cost for reliable and sustainable power for households and industry use.
French bank, Société Générale is leaving Ghana after 20 years
Société Générale, a French bank, has made the decision to withdraw from the Ghanaian market just twenty years after entering. Alongside Ghana, the bank has also chosen to exit operations in two other African countries, namely Tunisia and…
Ghana improves standing on 2024 Press Freedom Index
Ghana has made improvements on its ranking on the Global Press Freedom Index for 2024, moving from 62 to 50.
KNUST opens virtual reality studios for teaching and learning
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has inaugurated Ghana’s first ever virtual reality (VR) studios designed to foster innovative ways of learning.
CSIR engages farmers on participatory germplasm evaluation to promote indigenous leafy vegetables
Institutes under the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) undertaking the “Seed for Resilience” project, have engaged farmers to update and take feedback on indigenous leafy vegetables production meant to enhance healthy…
All Regional Games to unearth Ghanaian talents without bias – Asamoah Gyan
Asamoah Gyan, former Captain of the Black Stars says the All-Regional Games initiative is to unearth Ghanaian talents in various sports disciplines without bias.
Local Government Minister can’t determine assembly members’ emoluments – ChaLoG
The Chamber for Local Governance (ChaLoG) has stated that the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development does not have the power to determine the end-of-service emoluments to be paid to assembly members.
GES unhappy with growing tattooing, multiple-piercing, and bleaching among pupils
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has expressed concern over the growing prevalence of tattooing, multiple piercings, and bleaching among pupils, describing it as ‘a troubling phenomenon.’
Central Region to distribute 1.6 million mosquito nets from May 9
The Central Regional Health Directorate will from Thursday, May 09, distribute more than 1.67 million insecticide treated nets across all districts of the region.