About One Hundred and Fifty years ago, there was a great king who lived and settled his own kingdom, the king was called The Great Opatasono I ( Nana Opatasono I ) was very brave, the kingdom was well respected and the people within that particular kingdom always jeered up with the king to go […]
Liberia has recently said it was free of Ebola, meaning there are now no known cases in West Africa of the tropical virus that has left more than 11,300 people dead in the region since late 2013. Liberia was the country worst hit with more than 4,800 Liberians killed by the virus, and was awaiting
Africa’s food importation bill has over the years continued to soar, sapping the continent’s foreign earnings and resources which should have been channeled towards the development of infrastructures in the continent. The continent’s consistent rise of the middle class, the fast growing population, and the slow growth in local production and processing of agricultural products
A wooden structure serving as the home of a couple at Gegem near the Cape Coast Castle in the Central Region has been razed by fire, leaving them homeless. The incident occurred on Friday during a downpour at a time the couple had left home for work. Personal belongings, including items being stored for an
Two persons are feared dead and one critically injured in a violent car accident on the Tamale- Kintampo Highway Friday night The crash reportedly happened at Damango junction near Yapei in the Central Gonja district of the Northern Region. The accident involved a heavy loaded truck believed to be traveling to Burkina Faso with a
Former President Jerry Rawlings advised the leadership of the National Democratic Congress not to allow the desire to stay in power to corrupt their values. According to him, a successful polls in November will be a major boost to the reputation of the party he founded, hence the need to ensure it. Addressing party supporters
Once again, as it happens every year, the rains have exposed our engineers and town planners. Virtually every road in the capital city was flooded, because of the small drains or lack of it on most of our roads. The sad and disturbing part was the George Walker Bush N1 Highway, which was part of
Leila Ibrahim is one of several Fulani kids from neighbouring countries scattered on the streets of Accra and other parts of the country begging for alms from anybody they come across. About three weeks ago, the innocent 10-year-old was up and about on what you could say her usual ‘begging errands’ around Spanner, a location
The District Chief Executive of the East Gonja District Assembly Mohammed Aminu Lukumanu has handed over seven Motor Bikes to the District Education Directorate to aid Education activities in the district. The motorbikes forms part of the Ghana Partnership for Education grant (Gpeg support project). The DCE, Hon. Mohammed Aminu Lukumanu said this would ensure
MTN Ghana, has launched the 10th edition of its annual 21 days staff voluntary community service dubbed “21 Days Y’ello Care”. This year’s Y’ello care month starting from June 1-21, is under the theme “Investing in education for all”. The Northern District Business Manager of MTN, James Basintale in his address to launch the programme,
