The Electoral Commission has set September 22, 2015, to take a decision on whether or now the country will go for a new voters’ register. At an Inter-Party Advisory Committee, IPAC, meeting, the commission tasked all the political parties to submit their concerns for or against a new voters’ register, after which a decision will […]
President John Dramani Mahama was at the 37 Military Hospital Thursday night to visit members of his press corps involved in a fatal accident earlier in the day.
Putting the mandatory National service as we have it in Ghana now into perspective in terms of the developmental goals of the country on one side and the carrier and professional development of the of the individual service personnel on the other side, one can say that the national service as we have it now
The 2016 presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says the spectre of having non-Ghanaians on the voters’ register, who eventually have a say as to who Ghana’s president should be, must no longer be countenanced by all well-meaning Ghanaians.
President of the Ghana Journalists Association, Dr. Affail Monney, has described the death of Ghanaian Times Reporter Samuel Nuamah, as tragic and terrible for the media fraternity. The Times reporter, who was part of President Mahama’s press corps on their way to Accra from the Volta Regional capital Ho, died in a ghastly accident on
Sierra Leone’s government has offered a $1,000 (£640) reward for information leading to the arrest of a gang suspected of raping and killing a girl.
Rebels from Greece’s governing left-wing Syriza are to break away and form a new party.
One person has been confirmed dead in an accident involving a team of media personnel attached to the presidency. The accident is believed to have occurred around Dodowa. The journalists were returning from the Volta Region Thursday afternoon. Details of the accident are sketchy, but reports suggest one of the two buses carrying the media
Some public sector doctors in Ghana’s capital, Accra, have resumed work and are attending to patients in clear defiance of the ongoing strike by the Ghana Medical Association (GMA).
The New Patriotic Party has reacted to a news conference by the incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC), ostensibly to pooh-pooh the NPP’s investigative findings which the says that Ghana’s voter register contains about 76,000 foreign names. The opposition party says it does not want to engage in petty politics by making such an important issue
