By Erica Apeatua Addo, GNATarkwa (W/R), Aug 20, GNA - The Tarkwa-Nsuaem Assembly in the Western Region is in discussions with the government on how mining companies operating within the Municipality could retain part of their mining royalties paid to the state to develop the
By Charles Tawiah, GNANkawie (Ash), Aug. 20, GNA – A 43-year-old man who was brought before the Nkawie Circuit Court for stealing a pig valued at GH¢600.00, shocked the presiding judge and the audience, when he revealed that he used just two days to consume all the carcass
By Ebenezer Sowah, GNAHo, Aug. 20, GNA - The National Catholic Laity Council has appealed to members of the various local laity groupings to help mobilise funds to offset debts owed some financial institutions by the Catholic University College of Ghana.
By Lawrencia Esi Annan/Famiyeh Eshun, GNATakoradi, Aug 20, GNA - The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) Foundation on Monday commissioned a 24 seater toilet facility for the Bompeh Senior High Technical School in Takoradi to improve the sanitary conditions of the sch
By Desmond O. Nyarko, GNAAccra, Aug. 20, GNA – Stratcomm Africa, a management company that uses communication to enhance organisational performance, has unveiled its maiden “Rhetoric Open Mic” event to unearth talents in poetry, spoken words and motivational speaking.
Accra, Aug 20, GNA – The Rotary Club of Accra Ring Road Central is to hold its annual sponsored walk on Saturday, September 7, to raise funds in support of community development and people in need.Funds from previous walks were used to build a classroom at Asempanaye - an underserved
By Kodjo Adams, GNAAccra, Aug 20, GNA - The Ghana National Association of Cattle Farmers (GNACF) has called on government to allow the cattle owners or the Ghana Cattle Ranching Committee (GCRC) to manage the Wawase ranch in the Kwahu Afram Plains.
By Isaac Kwaku Gyedu, GNAManso Amenfi (W/R), Aug. 20, GNA - Mr Daniel Akwasi Appiah, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Chairman for Amenfi Central, Western Region, says the NDC is ready to maintain the seat due to the developmental projects it had embarked on in the area
By Mildred Siabi-Mensah, /Joseph Wiyorbie, GNATakoradi, Aug. 20, GNA - The high cost of doing business in the country's port remain one of the biggest disincentive to the growth of the export sector within the supply chain.
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