Ghana’s President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has been honored by the Senegalese President Macky Sall. Nana Addo who is currently on an official tour of the ECOWAS region stopped by in Senegal where he was decorated by the Senegalese President in his official residence. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WATCH VIDEO<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< President Akufo Addo Ghana Monday evening and is […]
A former Chief Executive of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), Mr Kojo Bonsu, has welcomed the decision of the assembly to probe his administration. While maintaining that the assembly’s decision was a normal practice, he insisted that his hands were clean. “They should go ahead; I have nothing to fear,” Mr Bonsu, who is currently
“I have lived and slept in the same bed with English Countesses and Prussian Farm Women…no Woman has excited Passions among Women than I have.” The above quote is credited to Florence Nightingale, widely regarded as the Founder of Modern Nursing; a Selfless and God-fearing fellow who left a life of luxury to care for
Minnesota health officials said Monday that Somali families in the state had been “targeted with misinformation” about vaccines as the number of measles cases neared 50. The Minnesota Department of Health had confirmed 48 measles cases Monday, 46 of them in children under age 10. Forty-five of the confirmed cases are in Hennepin County and
A Criminal High Court presided over by Justice Edward Charles Ekow Baiden has remanded ‘Galamsey’ Kingpin AISHA HUANG, the 31-year-old Chinese woman suspected to be one of Ghana’s most notorious illegal miners and her three other Chinese colleagues in Prison custody. According to immigration prosecutor Peter Klaver Antuo, it took them several hours before they
May 8, 2017 (GIN) – Two South African white farmers accused of causing the death of a 16 year old black teen accused of stealing sunflowers were granted bail and released, sparking a wave of protests that were met with police violence. Anger erupted in the maize producing town of Coligny, North West, after
May 8, 2017 (GIN) –Boko Haram militants who used kidnappings, bombings and the torching of whole villages during an 8-year insurgency in northern Nigeria, this week released 82 of nearly 300 schoolgirls taken in a brazen late-night raid at a government secondary school in April 2014. The girls were released in exchange for six Boko
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has announced that this year’s ban on drumming and noisemaking commences from Monday 8 May to Thursday 8 June, ahead of the annual Homowo festival. The AMA has advised that during the period of the ban, the usual form of worship should be confined to the premises of churches/mosques and
Child Rights International is calling for the arrest and prosecution of parents who engage their children in illegal mining. According to the organisation, its latest findings on child exploitation in mining communities point to an alarming increase in the engagement of children as labourers on mining concession sites with at least four in every five
Heads of churches in the Ashanti region have resolved to assist the government in the ongoing fight against illegal mining locally referred to as galamsey. The Christian group says it cannot keep mute on the issue because their silence against the menace emboldens the accomplices. Addressing the media in the Ashanti region Tuesday, Right Reverend
