Zambian delegation in Ghana to study digital migration process
The delegation, led by Mr Mwansa Kapeya, Deputy Minister of
Information and Broadcasting Services of Zambia, visited the Ministry of
Communications, National Film and Television Institute, National Media
Commission and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation.
Labour practices improves at Bui Dam Site-TUC Report
The study entitled, “Unions can make a difference: Ghanaian
workers in a Chinese construction firm at the Bui Dam Site,†was a sequel to
another study in 2008, which focused on the impact of Chinese investments in
Africa and labour standards in Chinese enterprises in the country.
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Iran's chief nuclear negotiator: we're being asked to make all the sacrifices - Christian Science Monitor
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GNA to establish Training SchoolGNA to establish Training School
Koforidua, May 16, GNA - The
Ghana News Agency (GNA), is to establish a Training School as part of its
rebranding efforts to provide specialized training courses for the media in
Ghana, as well as in-service training
for its journalists, to meet the changing dynamism of media practice globally.
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