Why the excitement over only a hundred buses we imported from Egypt? Who can save ailing Ghana?
For the past few days, my curiosity in the media, both traditional and social, has been one of the most...
Why the excitement over only a hundred buses we imported from Egypt? Who can save ailing Ghana?
For the past few days, my curiosity in the media, both traditional and social, has been one of the most...
Gabonese Republic Reiterates Support for Moroccanness Sahara, Welcomes Historic Adoption of Resolution 2797
The Gabonese Republic reiterated on Tuesday its support for the Moroccanness of the Sahara, welcoming the historic adoption of United...
Why the excitement over only a hundred buses we imported from Egypt? Who can save ailing Ghana?
For the past few days, my curiosity in the media, both traditional and social, has been one of the most shocking things to me. I have therefore taken maximum pain to ask myself questions that I have yet to find answers to. I have been trying to find answers to
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Old Achimotan Association 2002 Secures Key Government Support for Landmark Educational Infrastructure Project
The Old Achimotan Association (OAA) 2002 Year Group has secured key government backing for its Girls’ House Legacy Project and is pleased to announce the appointment of Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Education, as Patron of the initiative. This follows a high-level meeting between an OAA 2002 delegation led by
Ghanaians Commend IGP Yohuno As Police Arrest Ringleader In Berekum Chelsea Bus Shooting
Ghanaians have expressed widespread commendation for the Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, following the arrest of two key suspects linked to last weekend’s deadly robbery attack on the team bus of Ghana Premier League side, Berekum Chelsea. The Ghana Police Service, in an official statement, confirmed the arrests after
UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project closes with a call to unlock value from Ghana’s research outputs.
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Ghana’s long-standing challenge of translating research into tangible economic value may finally be within reach, as stakeholders at the close of the UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project called for urgent action to commercialise research outputs across the country. At the closing event of the Sankore Project
FK Company Warns Encroachers to Vacate Disputed Ga South Lands or Face Demolition
F K Company Limited has issued a strong warning to residents of Danchira, Domeabra, and surrounding communities in the Ga South Municipality to vacate portions of land it claims ownership of or risk demolition of their structures. The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr Asare, said the firm has
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Why the excitement over only a hundred buses we imported from Egypt? Who can save ailing Ghana?
For the past few days, my curiosity in the media, both traditional and social, has been one of the most shocking things to me. I have therefore taken maximum pain to ask myself questions that I have yet to find answers to. I have been trying to find answers to
Building Trust Through Every Interaction: Customer Experience and Communications
By Edwina Darfour, Service Management Officer and Linda Segbefia, Corporate Communications Officer One month ago, we set out on what seemed like a straightforward assignment, to identify a vendor capable of delivering a very specific scent. It was a practical task, one tied to brand identity and ambience. However, what
KODUA CASHED OUR DUES, THEN KILLED OUR VOTES
I was not present in the room when the General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party, Mr. Justin Kodua Frimpong, Esq., sat with some alleged leaders of the external branches and pretended to listen to how its elections were conducted. I was not there when he nodded, took notes, acknowledged
The Carnage on Ghana Roads: ‘Na Who Cause Am’? Part V
Part IV examined the roles of tyres, roads and wide loads to the carnage on Ghana roads. This part aims to consider the contributions of speed ramps, motorways, and warning signs to the carnage on our roads. Most of the ‘death traps’ on our roads, mistakenly referred to as speed