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Assembly Member urges community to bury political differences

Mr Paul Osei Agyapong, Assembly Member for Teshie Estate South Electoral Area, has urged community members to bury their political differences to foster unity and development in the area.

Mr Agyapong said development in community had been delayed and…

Ga East NCCE engages adolescent mothers and school dropouts

The Ga East Municipal Directorate of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has engaged some adolescent mothers and school dropouts to mark the Adolescent Mothers and School Dropouts Day Celebration held at Abokobi.

The aim was to educate…

Edina Bakatue climaxed in ecstasy

The ancient city of Elmina became a large party ground on Saturday when a sea of ecstatic Ghanaians and expatriates from across the globe flooded the coastal town to witness the grand durbar climaxing this year’s Bakatue Festival.

The city’s sea defe…

Case of Ablakwa’s impersonators adjourned to July 25

The case of two persons accused of impersonating Samuel Okudzto, North Tongu Member of Parliament, has been adjourned to July 25.

Appearing before an Accra High Court, the two accused persons: Promise Ahorgah, a phone repairer, and Kwaotse Mawuli, a …

Tema General Hospital’s physiotherapist launches books

Mrs. Mercy Nketia-Kyere, the Head of the Physiotherapy Department at the Tema General Hospital, has launched two books to mark her 50th birthday celebration.

The books are titled ‘Understanding Physiotherapy in Ghana: A Practitioner’s Perspective’ an…

Let us cultivate culture of maintenance – Nana Tutugyagu

Nana Kwaku Osie Tutugyagu II, Krontihene of Ahamansu Traditional Area in the Kadjebi District of the Oti Region, has called on the citizenry to cultivate the maintenance culture for both personal and state property.

He said the situation where proper…

Reasons for increase in Supreme Court judges compelling-CJ

Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo says there are compelling reasons for an increase in the number of Supreme Court of Ghana (SCOG) Justices from 15 to a minimum of 20.

These reasons are stand-alone or non-overlapping panels, delaye…