The European Union (EU) has presented equipment worth six-million Euros to the Ministry of National Security to boost Ghana’s security infrastructure.
The beneficiaries of the equipment are Ghana’s Counter Terrorism Fusion Centre and several law enfo…
Dr Barimah Asumadu Sakye, Regional Director for Centre for National Culture (CNC) has called on Bono East Region populaces to support the upcoming National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFAC) to showcase the rich Ghanaian cultural heritage to the wor…
Amenuveve SIV Organisation, a non-profit social company, has supplied reusable sanitary pads to girls at the VIMA Children’s Home at Saviefe-Gbedome, in the Ho West District of the Volta Region.
The Organisation produced the pads under the brand name…
The Sokpoe Traditional Council has held a day’s seminar for its Chiefs and Queen mothers at Sogakope in the South Tongu district of the Volta Region.
The workshop saw prominent Sokpoe indigenes, representatives from the District Assembly and the Regi…
Reverend Godson K. Bodzah, President of the Theosalt School of Ministry, has emphasised the need for sound theological education in equipping the present and future ministerial workforce.
He said sound theological education was essential for the buil…
Anthony Kwame Ahiawodzi, a professor of Financial Economics, says high inflation continues to impede the financial sector’s ability to mobilise savings and investment to support Ghana’s sustainable economic growth.
This is because over the years, fin…
The 1999 Year Group Students of Prempeh College are celebrating 25 years after completing school to mark their silver jubilee.
The group is celebrating the silver jubilee with two projects worth GHC1.4 million for the school.
As part of the celebrat…
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has commissioned the second phase of development of the main campus of the University of Health and Allied Sciences.
The project cost 60 million dollars and was funded by the Chinese Government under its China Ai…
Maize traders in the Bono East Region are alarmed about an impending maize shortage in the area.
According to them, traders from neighboring countries were invading farms in the region to buy maize and other staple foodstuffs at competitive prices, r…
The three women allegedly involved in the stealing of a baby at Kasoa have been granted GHS100,000 bail with three sureties each, by the Ofaakor Circuit Court.
They are to reappear on Wednesday, August 7, 2024.
Counsel for the accused persons, Mr Ab…