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COVID-19: When should Ghanaians expect cases to start declining, as current number rises to 4,700?
Since Ghana announced the first two confirmed COVID-19 cases on March 12, the country as at May 10, 2020 has recorded 4,700 positive cases. The cases are said to have come from backlogs of samples being tested in labs.
There are 494…
Benin still holds journalist Ignace Sossou in jail despite mounting evidence of his innocence
The Benin authorities have continued to show their disdain for the rule of law and the principles of natural justice by keeping in jail one of the country’s top journalists, Ignace Sossou whose works have exposed persons engaged in…
Africa needs debt relief to fight COVID-19
After a slow start, COVID-19 has spread increasingly rapidly throughout Africa, with more than 7,000 confirmed cases and 294 deaths across 45 countries and two territories as of April 7. Unless the continent urgently receives more…
They were not expecting the coronavirus, but it came
A country of some 30 million people. Ghanaians are deeply religious and more Catholic than the Pope. They heard about the coronavirus when it began its unnerving decimation of Chinese society in Wuhan, in the Hubei Province in December…
The coronavirus and your kidneys
The whole world is now virtually at a standstill. The rate of speed of the virus is astronomical and the death toll from the coronavirus is increasing by the hour. There are as much as 793 people dying within 24 hours in Italy as a result…
Profile: Prof Mensa-Bonsu President’s nominee to Supreme Court
Professor Henrietta Joy Abena Nyarko Mensa-Bonsu, a Professor of law at the University of Ghana has been nominated to the Supreme Court by President Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
In her profile, it stated that Prof Mensa-Bonsu’s…
Clean energy is key to Africa’s transformation
The African Continent today stands at a sustainable development crossroads.
On the one hand, the economic and governance picture suggests that Africa is poised to play a major role in the world—with burgeoning trade, investment, and…
Of fibre cuts, critics and phone calls
People are often very quick to criticise telcos for whatever challenge they face, and rightly so, because if you pay money to a service provider and the service goes bad, there is only one person you can blame - the service provider. Same…
Why is Benin jailing one of its remarkable journalists, Ignace Sossou?
The Republic of Benin is considered one of the democratic states in Africa. A member of the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States, Benin is bound by the democratic ethos of these august African organisations,…
Why have Ghanaians become easy prey to scams in recent times?
Scammers have always existed and they have because they have always found easy targets. Targets who become victims, some say of their own greed and lack of self-awareness and critical thinking.
While some are falling prey to…