US Government Employees Head Back To Work
Hundreds of thousands of US government employees are heading back to work after President Barack Obama signed a law ending a 16-day government shutdown and extending the US debt limit. The cross-party deal came hours before the US government risked … Continue reading →
Ghana moves up to 23rd on ranking table
Ghana improve one place up in the latest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking released Thursday. The Black Stars are now placed at 23rd in the October edition of the ranking thanks to their recent strong performance in the first-leg … Continue reading →
Kintampo Health College Gets Satellite Campuses
MANAGEMENT OF the College of Health and Well-Being (CoHK), Kintampo in the Brong Ahafo Region has announced that it is currently considering the possibility of establishing satellite campuses in other parts of the country. The move, according to the Rector … Continue reading →
FDA Takes On MoH Over Fake Drugs
The ‘fight’ between the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) and Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Limited reached a crescendo, as the FDA aimed a scathing attack at the Ministry of Health (MoH) for dabbling in the matter. The FDA described the attitude of … Continue reading →
Napo Demands EC Confession
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Manhyia South, Dr. Mathew Opoku Prempeh insists the 2012 election was marred by flaws. He consequently charged the Electoral Commission (EC) to openly admit that the 2012 polls were fraught with errors. This open … Continue reading →
Pastor Nabbed For Fraud
The Head Pastor of Word Charismatic Chapel, Abossey Okai, Pastor John Kwesi Akorli has been arrested together with three others for defrauding various state agencies of millions of Ghana cedis. The other suspects were Alfred Kwamena Abbew, 41, Frank Kojo … Continue reading →
Robber Gunned Down
A suspected armed robber was, yesterday, killed while two others were arrested by the police after the gang attempted to escape with a stolen Toyota Corolla taxi at Abeka Lapaz, Accra. The cab was suspected to have been snatched from … Continue reading →
Blows At Judgement Debt Hearing
OFFICIALS OF the Land Valuation Board and Office of the Administrator of Stool lands yesterday came face-to-face with uncompromising disagreements over compensation for stool lands at the ongoing investigation into payment of huge judgements debts and compensations to institutions and … Continue reading →
Captious Rawlings At It Again
Former President Jerry John Rawlings never loses an opportunity to justify and whitewash what is arguably the smelliest blight in the annals of the country’s history, of which he was a key player. After a lull, he appears to have … Continue reading →
CLOGSAG Strike Enters Day 3
The indefinite industrial action embarked upon by the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) since Monday appears to be going on as planned. However, some of the members of CLOGSAG at the various Ministries Departments and Agencies … Continue reading →
JJ’s Mad Dogs Chew Us – Tefle Residents
Residents of Vume and Tefle, who live close to the private residence of former President Jerry John Rawlings in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region, are living in fear and panic as wild dogs of the former President … Continue reading →
TUC Sticks To Planned 10-day Ultimatum
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) says it plans to maintain its 10–day ultimatum given to government to review recently announced utility tariffs. This is despite an appeal from President Mahama to reconsider their decision while government addresses the issue. The TUC at … Continue reading →
Fitch Downgrades Ghana …
Fitch, the international credit rating agency, has downgraded Ghana from a B+ to a B, largely because of the country’s handling of its wage bill. Sources close to the rating agency have told the Daily Graphic that a formal announcement … Continue reading →
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