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NAGRAT says NaCCA knew of LGBTQ content before public outcry
Posted on with No CommentThe President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) says the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) knew about the controversial content in a Senior High School teacher manual long before public outrage forced its withdrawal. Jacob Anaba … Read more →
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Research reveals: Ghana risks recording Ebola by October 31
Posted on | CommentGhana tops the list of countries at risk of recording an Ebola outbreak, a research has revealed. However, the Founder of the Christian Action Faith Ministries, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-William says if Ghanaians commit themselves to God and prayer, an Ebola … Read more →
PHOTO: Police officers fired for kissing
Posted on | CommentWhen is it OK to kiss a colleague? Two Tanzanian police officers, whose kiss was widely shared on social media, have prompted a discussion about just that – and both have also lost their jobs.A relationship with a colleague can … Read more →
Boko Haram frees wife of Cameroon Vice President and others (PHOTOS)
Posted on | CommentTwenty-seven people including 10 Chinese workers held for months by suspected Boko Haram militants have arrived in Cameroon’s capital. The hostages were flown to Yaounde from the country’s far northern region after being freed early on Saturday. They include the … Read more →
Healthcare worker who cared for Ebola patient tests positive
Posted on | CommentA health care worker here who helped treat the Liberian man who died last week of the Ebola virus has tested positive for the disease in a preliminary test, state health officials said Sunday. “We knew a second case could … Read more →
“I have so much competition that it is amazing” – Archbishop Duncan Williams
Posted on | 1 CommentThe founder of the Christian Action Faith Ministries (CAFM), Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, affectionately called ‘Papa’ by his congregation, has bemoaned that some Pastors he nurtured and mentored are not only competing him, but also plundering his resources and scattering his … Read more →
Ebola targeting Ghana by November – Archbishop Duncan Williams
Posted on | CommentArchbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams has revealed that the deadly Ebola virus is a “demonic” spiritual plague that has marked out Ghana as its next stop. “…The bottom line is that there are people who want to see the virus in … Read more →
Victoria Hammah reveals: Police Officer fondled with my breast
Posted on | CommentReports reaching ‘Daily Guide’ indicate that embattled former Deputy Minister of Communications, Victoria Hamah, has filed a case of sexual assault and harassment against a senior police officer stationed at the Dansoman Divisional Police Command and three others at the … Read more →
Porn girl caged (PHOTO)
Posted on | CommentSefakor Ayeke, the 25-year-old banking and finance student of a polytechnic who allegedly lured two minors to suck the manhoods of some male adults while she videoed the act for her supposed white boyfriend abroad, has been remanded into police … Read more →
Building cost up by 120%
Posted on | CommentIt is a dream of everyone to own his or her own house but this dream has become illusive for many considering the economic hardships facing the country. Prices of building materials have been hiked over the last three years … Read more →
Ebola joke gets man escorted from plane
Posted on | CommentEbola is no laughing matter, especially not at airports or on planes, where screenings have gotten tighter. So, when a man on a flight on Wednesday may have joked that he had been to Africa and had the deadly disease, he received … Read more →
Anas Aremeyaw Anas receives international award
Posted on | CommentAce investigative reporter, Anas Aremeyaw Anas; has picked up another international award for ‘Engaged Journalism’ presented to him by the May Chidiac Foundation (MCF) in Beirut Lebanon. Also honored at the event was Chief International correspondent with CNN, Christine Amanpour, … Read more →
240,000 Ghanaians totally blind
Posted on | CommentTwo hundred and forty thousand Ghanaians, representing one per cent of the population, are totally blind. It is estimated that 80 per cent of the blindness could have been avoided, the Director of Eye Care of the Ghana Health Service … Read more →
Trolleys carry pregnant women to second floor at La General Hospital
Posted on | 1 CommentPregnant women and those seeking surgery at the La General Hospital in Accra who cannot climb the stairs to the second floor are carried in trolleys because the lift has been dysfunctional for more than 20 years. The hospital houses … Read more →
Meet Western and Central Region’s biggest Morning Show Host: Philip Osei Bonsu
Posted on | 1 CommentFrom 7am – 10am every weekday in the Western and Central Regions, one could easily forget that there are other radio stations in the regions. As if it is the siren of both regions, every radio set is tuned to … Read more →
Ghana’s export revenues dip
Posted on | CommentSTATISTICS for the first eight months of 2014 have shown a fall in some of the major export earners for Ghana. Even though it still remained the highest export earner for the country, gold export earnings dropped by 14.71% to … Read more →
AFAG demonstration to hit Prez. Mahama November 4
Posted on | CommentPressure group, Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG) has set November 4, 2014 to demonstrate against what the group describes as “excessive abuse and misuse of state resources by National Democratic Congress (NDC) appointees”. According to AFAG, “Ghanaians have not seen … Read more →
Virgins in Swaziland paid monthly
Posted on | CommentVirgins in Swaziland are being offered close to R200 a month to abstain from sex, it has been reported. The Daily Mail reports, that King Mswati III approved the benefits scheme which will is hoped will curb HIV in one … Read more →
Power goes off at judgement debt c’ssion office
Posted on | CommentThe Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) last Tuesday cut off power supply to the building housing the Judgement Debt Commission (JDC), the Constitution Implementation Committee and the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA) in Accra for owing GH¢90,000 in electricity bills. … Read more →
Bed bugs invade Goaso Hospital
Posted on | CommentPatients on admission at the Goaso Government Hospital in the Brong Ahafo Region have expressed frustrations about the invasion of their beds by bed bugs, claiming that it is affecting their treatment. The children, male and female wards as well as … Read more →
Revealed: Illiterates register as service persons
Posted on | CommentNew revelations in a corruption scandal that has rocked the National Service Scheme is that illiterates were able to secure National Service Identification cards as service personnel. According to the Daily Graphic newspapers the Bureau of National Investigation (BNI) has … Read more →
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