The Revival Outreach Church, on Good Friday donated food items and GH¢ 2,000.00 cash to the Street Academy, a sports and culture organisation in Accra. The food items worth GH¢20,000.00 include bags of rice, cooking oil, tin tomatoes, liquid soap, bags of gari and maize, boxes of soap, washing powder, toilet rolls, sachet water among … The post Revival Outreach Church donates
The Ashaiman Circuit Court has imposed GH¢1,320 fine on two siblings, for verbally assaulting four public officers. Safianu Osumanu was fine GH¢720 and Aishatu Osumanuwas fined GH¢600. The two would serve a three-month prison term if they default on paying the fine. The court, presided over by Mr Simon Gaga, sentenced them after they changed … The post 2 siblings
A 25-year-old trader, Michael Azu accused of fraud, has been remanded in police custody, for failing to appear before the Accra Circuit Court. Azu, who is being held for defrauding by false pretence, failed to turn up in court and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest. Azu allegedly collected GH¢250,000 from a colleague … The post Trader remanded for failing to appear before court
A businessman, Nana Ohene Djan Aggrey Bentil, was yesterday remanded in police custody by the Accra Circuit Court, for allegedly defrauding victims of GH¢1,780,000.00. Nana Bentil is accused of defrauding by false pretences and selling cars worth GH¢1,780,000.00 to his customers without the consent of the owners. The accused, who is the Director of N.O.B … The post Businessman
The Executive Director of Child Rights International (CRI), Mr Bright Appiah, has called for a total abandonment of traditions and customs that endangers the lives of children. He said no matter how effective and mandatory traditional and customary rites are, its practice should not in any way disadvantage children nor cast a snare on their … The post CRI
Parliament has approved GH¢6.87 billion for disbursement of the National Health Insurance Fund for 2024 to enable the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) to undertake its activities for the year. The object of the fund is to pay for healthcare services of members of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). Dr Da costa Aboagye ,Chief … The post Parliament
Ghana and Kenya have agreed to strengthen and expand the scope of their 61- year-old bilateral relations in order to unlock more socio-economic benefits for the citizens of both countries. In view of this, the Permanent Joint Commission for Cooperation (PJCC) that governs economic growth and technical cooperation between the two countries, is to be … The post Ghana, Kenya elevate
Since it emerged on Saturday that a 12-year-old girl had been married to the Nungua Gborbu Wulomo (fetish priest) there has been public outcry over the matter. The outcry is particularly over the age of the girl as it is viewed against modern circumstances. Meanwhile, there are those in support of the marriage, claiming custom … The post Excuse for Nungua minor marriage unacceptable appeared
A new office complex for the Greater Accra Regional Lands Commission was yesterday inaugurated in Accra with a call on staff to work towards improving productivity for efficient land administration. The facility with a number of offices, conference room and an auditorium was funded with internally generated funds (IGF) of the Commission. The Minister of … The post New
Students under government’s Free SHS programme would not pay for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) registration fees, according to the Director General, Ghana Education Service (GES), Dr Eric Nkansah. He said the GH¢465 has been absolved by the state under the programme and therefore urged parents and guardians not to pay any … The post WASSCE
The increment in the cost of Ghanaian passport acquisition announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration (MFARI) has been greeted with mixed reactions by a section of the public. In separate interviews with the Ghanaian Times over the weekend, they called on the government to reconsider the decision or make sure stringent … The post Mixed
The Black Stars Head, Coach Otto Addo, has indicated that it will take a lot of work to get the Black Stars back to the top. Speaking after Ghana drew 2-2 with Uganda in an international friendly game in Morocco, he admitted the team was not playing well even at the time he took over, … The post Taking Stars back to top is lot of work – Otto Addo appeared first on Ghanaian
In 2024, the football world bids farewell one of its most intense and celebrated managerial rivalries as Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola step away from their respective helms at Liverpool and Manchester City. This end of an era marks the culmination of a dynamic competition that not only defined the Premier League but also reshaped … The post The End of an Epic Football Rivalry: Klopp
In the world of freelancing, the freedom to work on your terms can be exhilarating. However, it’s easy to fall into the trap of overworking and burning out. As a freelancer, managing your workload and achieving a healthy work-life balance becomes crucial. It can help achieve long-term success and well-being. Here are eight tips to help … The post Tips for freelancers to prevent work burnout
Explore the potential of B7-33 with our informative research peptide guide. Investigate its properties and data from research studies. Due to its synthetic nature, the chemical B7-33 is classified as a selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM). The compound has suggested encouraging outcomes in preclinical investigations, showcasing its potential to induce anabolic effects on skeletal muscle … The post B7-33
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) says it paid GH¢180 million to various categories of healthcare providers last Friday across the country mainly for claims submitted and vetted up to December 2023. This is in fulfillment of its mandate as a payer of healthcare services in Ghana for disease conditions as prescribed in the NHIS … The post NHIA pays GH¢180m to healthcare providers
Some Christian religious leaders have implored Ghanaians to eschew tendencies and statements that had the potential to disturb the peace of the country. Rt Rev Daniel Sylvanus Mensah Torto According to them, Ghanaians should avoid talking and doing things that would bring about religious intolerance and conflict in the country. The clergy gave the advice … The post Don’t
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) says its inability to pay some invigilators and supervisors is due to the government’s indebtedness of GH¢57.3 million for examinations conducted in 2022 and 2023. The indebtedness for 2022 is GH¢ 9.9 million while that of 2023 is GH¢47.4 million, comprising GH¢40 million for the main examination and GH¢7.4 … The post WAEC
Ghana is a place where certain public projects stall and can remain so forever or until who knows when. If you do not believe this, take an inventory of state projects from the time of Dr Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of the country, and you would drop all your doubts. Some of the projects … The post GETFund must fulfil promise appeared first on Ghanaian T
A man, who defiled and impregnated a 15-year-old student, has been sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment in hard labour, by the Tarkwa Circuit Court. The convict, Kingsley Acquah, 24, pleaded not guilty to the charge, but he was found guilty at the end of the trial. Prosecuting, Superintendent of Police Juliana Essel-Dadzie told the court, … The post Man jailed 7 years for impregnating student
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