GHANA has received approval from the African Development Bank (AfDB) for a project to restore degraded forest reserves and double a sustainable forest plantation through a first-of-its-kind Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in its forest sector. The project is backed by a … Read more →
Since social media became the second world to internet users, it is not difficult to follow proceedings of any Celebrity, especially when they are in the studios of radio or TV stations. Thanks to Facebook live as well, almost all … Read more →
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has banned the use of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on aircrafts at the Kotoka International Airport. The GCAA has therefore directed all passengers and cabin crew in possession of the device not to turn … Read more →
THE senior national soccer team, the Black Stars, will play a FIFA international friendly match against the Bafana Bafana of South Africa on October 11, 2016 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. The South African Football Association has confirmed … Read more →
DESPITE gains made in combating diseases in the past 15 years, suicide and binge drinking in Ghana have become greater threats to health, a new study has revealed. According to the study, alcohol consumption is on the rise with 7% … Read more →
Ghana has lost nearly GHc 6 billion over a three year period, according to a report from policy think tank, IMANI Africa. The amounts were officially reported missing or misused between 18 ministries, departments and agencies (MMDAs), and 19 public … Read more →
A concerned citizen who is fighting against the privatization of Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has petitioned the US Ambassador to investigate what he says are ‘unethical’ and ‘unlawful’ acts in the whole deal involving the Millennium Development Authority (MiDA). … Read more →
Ghana is losing the fight against corruption in the public service; this is according to a Washington D.C based think tank. According to the Heritage Foundation, the country has been consistent with its poor performance in stopping the unlawful acquisition … Read more →
A study conducted in Ghana and seven other African countries has revealed that the sulphur content of diesel products imported into the relevant countries are 150 times and, in some cases 1,000 times, more than the limits allowed in Europe. … Read more →
President John Mahama has indicated that Ghana’s economic transformation will take off next year if he is a given a second term. The President’s comment comes on the heels of a recent lecture by the running mate to the New … Read more →