Jean-Louis Chanel is the name of a former France-Ghana business counsellor listed in the Panama Papers, among thousands of other names linked to the infamous law firm Mossack Fonseca. Despite his name appearing in the leaks in 2016, his appointment as counsellor was renewed up to November 2019. He was even awarded the French Order … The post Jean-Louis
Jean-Louis Chanel is the name of a former France-Ghana business counsellor listed in the Panama Papers, among thousands of other names linked to the infamous law firm Mossack Fonseca. Despite his name appearing in the leaks in 2016, his appointment as counsellor was renewed up to November 2019. He was even awarded the French Order … The post Jean-Louis
As Ghana’s population continues to grow, and a greater part are youth, the country must create job opportunities for them. A new World Bank report launched Tuesday September 29, 2020 has identified a number of sectors that can offer employment to the youth. The report titled “Youth Employment Programs in Ghana: Options for Effective Policy … The post New
Interferences by politicians, public office holders, and traditional rulers continue to impede the prosecution of suspected human traffickers in the country. Participants at the second national symposium on human trafficking, jointly organised by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MOGCSP) and Free the Slaves, observed in Accra. The one-day event, under the Child … The post Interferences
The Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has said the Akufo-Addo-led government has spent GH¢27 billion on the implementation of key social interventions since assuming office in 2017. These programmes included the roll-out of the Free Senior High School policy, restoration of the teacher/nursing trainee allowances, the Nation Builders Corps, and provision of free water and … The post Government
The Local Economies Tracker survey has revealed that localities witnessed an increase in crime during the country’s COVID-19 lockdown period. The survey indicated that about three out of ten communities, representing 34.1 per cent experienced a rise in crime, such as theft and burglary. The Local Economies Tracker survey was conducted by the Ghana Statistical … The post There
The case of Apostle Kwabena Owusu Adjei of Hezekiah Prayer Ministry who allegedly threatened to cause the death of Jean Mensah, Chairman of the Electoral Commission, has been adjourned to October 19. When the matter was called on Tuesday, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) prayed the court for a date. The court presided over by … The post Apostle
Mr Prosper Pi-Bansah, the Ho Municipal Chief Executive, says the security services have the city under control after an attack on the State Transport Corporation yard by unidentified gunmen. He said the security services were monitoring the situation and urged residents to go about their daily activities without fear. Mr Pi-Bansah gave the assurance in … The post We are
Ghana Cocoa Board on Tuesday signed a $1.3 billion syndicated loan agreement with local and international banks for the purchase of cocoa for the 2020/21 season. Parliament in August approved the syndicated loan, which comes with an interest rate of 1.75 per cent. It was the first time that the agreement had to be signed … The post Ghana Cocoa Board
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is upbeat about his chances of winning the 2020 election after an impressive first term performance. The President believes he has kept faith with the people of Ghana who gave him their mandate to lead the country and is hopeful of a massive endorsement that would surpass that of 2016. … The post I am expecting massive
Mrs Jemima Oware, the Registrar-General has cautioned prospective clients of the Registrar General’s Department to be wary of the activities of middlemen and to avoid their services. She said the Department had put in place measures to control activities of the middlemen, who allegedly collected monies from prospective applicants in the pretext of helping them … The post Registrar-General
Unidentified gunmen, allegedly belonging to the Volta Secessionist group, have attacked the Intercity STC transportation yard in the Ho Municipality and set some buses ablaze. David Owusu Acheampong, a driver, told GNA he was sleeping in one of the busses at about 0200 hours when he heard gunshots. He said the gunmen accosted him and … The post Secessionists
Mr Emmanuel Appoh, Deputy Director, Environmental Quality Standards of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has for active enforcement of environmental laws to reduce the negative health and economic impact of air pollution. “We need to enhance the enforcement of environmental laws to protect ourselves from air pollution, which is costing the nation a fortune,” Mr … The post Ghana
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than GH¢10.4 million on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development. The projects, which are at various stages of completion, include the construction of a 24-unit classroom block for the Police Basic school, Technology Laboratory for GIMPA, a three-unit classroom block for Adzentum community … The post MTN
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