Three Ghanaians have reportedly died in the past week in Libya with over 500 people more stranded in that country. The Ghanaian immigrants who travelled to seek greener pastures are struggling to cope with the harsh conditions in the war-ravaged North African country. According to reports, the conditions of Ghanaians have worsened due to the […]
Ghana coach Avram Grant has told Ghanaians to at least show some respect to his players following constant criticism by some fans and sections of the media. Though Black Stars are in the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, Ghanaians haven’t stopped bashing the playing body for some abysmal performance in the ongoing Nations
Over 100 Ghanaians and Liberians deported from the United States of America were engaged in a standoff with US officials at the Kotoka International Airport in Accra after they arrived in the country on Wednesday. The deportees who arrived on a chartered flight refused to disembark from a plane that had brought them to the
The General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God ,Ghana,Rev.Dr. Paul Frimpong Manso says Ghanaians must stop shifting all blames on government over poor living conditions. According to Dr.Frimpong Manso, to have improved living condition,does not solely depend on government instead building individual self esteem to be able identify your potentials with mindset of hardwork and
A Member of Ghana Anti-Corruption Campaign Mohammed Jalilu has tagged all Ghanaians as corrupt noting that the issue of corruption is not only limited to persons who have been cited for corruption in the country. Speaking on the ultimate breakfast show dubbed Citizens Debate, he revealed that his engagements with the citizenry over critical national issues
The National Security Co-ordinator, Mr Yaw Donkor, has confirmed that two Ghanaians have joined the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). He said per the records of the National Security, Nazir Nortei Alema, a 25-year-old graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), and another person, whom he identified
Director General of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), Major (retired) Albert Don-Chebe has said that TV owners who refuse to pay their license fees would be sanctioned. Outlining some of the likely sanctions a person could face, he said, “you are liable to arrest, you could be fined 250 penalty points or one year in
