The Amasaman Circuit Court has remanded a welder in police custo­dy over alleged theft of metal slabs, and electrical cables valued GH¢120,000.00. Godwin Awuku, 29, is also said to have caused damage to metal slabs, Plastic of Paris (P.O.P) ceiling and sliding win­dows, belonging to Mr Benjamin Danso. Awuku has denied unlawful entry into the … The post Welder remanded over alleged theft appeared

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has cau­tioned the public against fraudsters, who request customers to pay money into purported money accounts of the company, to access services such as meter replacement, meter installation­and debt cancellation. This caution is against the backdrop of complaints to the ECG that customers received strange phone calls asking recipi­ents … The post ECG

It has emerged that the Economic and Organis­eOffice (EOCO) did not conclude investigations on whether or not lithovit is a fraudulent fertiliser before transferring docket to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service. This came to light during cross examination of Mr Paul Adjei­Gyan, Operations Directorate, EOCO by Mr Benson Nutsukpui, counsel … The post COCOBOD

The Black Queens yesterday had their first full training session with all 23 invited players present alongside new mid­fielder, Freda Ayisi, at the Accra Sports Stadium. The Charlton Athletic star girl, who has had stints with Lewes WFC, Birmingham WFC, and Arsenal WFC, joined the team on Monday night, four days before the Queen’s third … The post Coach Huptle gets full house appeared first on Ghanaian

 The U-20 female national team, the Black Princesses, will honour their games of the Africa Games event at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium. As hosts of the Women’s foot­ball event, the Black Princesses, who are current holders of the WAFU U-20 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, will face Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda in Group A. … The post Black Princesses, Black

Ghana’s cycling team has intensified preparation to­wards the 13th African Games scheduled for March 8-23. Over 20 cyclists (male and female) from across the country have been invited to be part of the national cycling team for the continental event. With cycling as one of the Olympic qualifiers, the Ghana Cycling Federation (GCF) is looking … The post African Games

 Dr Edwin Alfred Obodai Provencal has been out­doored as the Chairman of the Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference GITFIC-AfCFTA Tertiary Students Club. Dr Provencal, whose tenure as chairman for the tertiary students’ club took effect from February 1, 2024 to February 1, 2025. The appointment of a club chairman is integral to providing strategic … The post Dr Provencal

The Eastern Re­gional Director of Health Services, Dr Winfred Ofo­su, has advised Ghanaians, espe­cially the youth to put priority on their health in order to safeguard their lives and also to avoid future occurrences that may deteriorate their health. “We must make conscious ef­forts to ensure that we safeguard our health by being proactive and … The post Ghanaians urged to prioritise health

Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, has assured that govern­ment is committed to finding and prosecuting the killers of late investigative journalist, Ahmed Hussein-Suale. “The government is fully committed to ensure that the murderers of Ahmed Suale are found and brought to book,” Mr Dame said in an answer to a question asked … The post Justice will be delivered

 There is a saying that “Ghana is cocoa, cocoa is Ghana”. To the Ghanaian, cocoa is more than a simple crop because apart from its eco­nomic value, it forms part of the national identity and the country’s social history. Therefore, any circum­stance that negatively affects cocoa growth and production must be dealt with head-on and … The post Resolve challenges reducing cocoa tonnage!

 The Majority caucus has dismissed rumours that a change has been effected in its leadership in Parliament. The caucus said it has not contemplated making any changes to its front bench and that reports suggesting a change had been effected should be treated with the contempt it deserved. Rumours were rife on Monday that the … The post No changes to our leadership …Majority

The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has stated that the January 2024 Standing Orders of Parliament offers an opportunity to address the evolv­ing needs of Ghana’s dynamic and hybrid parliamentary democracy. According him, the processes and procedures in the House was challenged with time and practice, exposing the gaps and deficiencies in the … The post New

 The newly sworn-in Head of Civil Service, Dr Evans Aggrey-Darko, has lobbied government to hasten the process leading to the review of the Civil Service Act enacted in 1993. Dr Aggrey-Darko said some proposals have been sent to cabinet and was hoping for a swift response from the executive to meet the demands on the … The post Hasten process to review Civil

Ghana lost 150,000 tonnes of cocoa beans due to activities of smuggling last year, the Chief Executive of Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Joseph Boa­hen Aidoo, has revealed. To clamp down on the practice, he said, the Board had established a taskforce including personnel of the National Security to undertake regular operations to arrest the per­petrators … The post At