Trade Minister Haruna Iddrisu

The Ghana government says it plans to develop the human skills that will meet the workforce requirement of investors.

According to a Minister of State, Ghana is devising plans for educational institutions to meet those requirements …

Ghana is expected to adopt the technological mechanism of Intelligent Addressing (IA) of the United Kingdom as the cardinal structure in the street naming and property addressing system.

Mr Tony Black, an IA Consultant who participated in a recent workshop …

Sunday, May 19, 2013

• Ghana says carefully analyzing human skills for investors’ needs
• Developing nation’s share of global investment to reach $158 trillion by 2030 – World Bank
• ISODEC calls for quality education for persons with disabilities
• Retrenched GPHA workers petition President over unpaid gratuity
• Police arrests soldier for slapping Community Police woman
• Ghana Police arrests land guards and crime suspects
• God has a new vision for Africa – Rev Dadson
• God has chosen Ghana as a model for Africa – Rev Prof Agbozo
• R2Bees named 2013 Ghana Artiste of the Year
• EDAIF can boost agricultural productivity to GDP – Board Member
• Humanitarian group holds post-surgery clinic for cured lepers
• President Mahama to meet French leader François Hollande
• Ghana to adopt UK technology for street naming
• School Feeding Programme items stolen in three Volta Regional schools
• Chief calls for realistic development agenda in Ghana
• ISODEC calls for quality education for persons with disability
• Awutu-Senya District Assembly re-elects Presiding Member
• Minister calls for proposals to sustain School Feeding Programme
• School dropout rate high in Daffiama-Bussie-Issa District
• Ministry takes steps to solve chieftaincy problems

Saturday, May 18, 2013

• Number of Ghanaians engaged in daily open defecation hits over 5.7 million
• Switzerland provides $5.3m to support Ghana’s export capacities
• Fiaseman Rural Bank declares GH¢1.8m net profit for 2012
• Ghana to pilot climate change, health projects
• Ekumfi District benefits from GH¢1.2m pineapple project
• Otumfuo condemns politicisation of the society
• Fire destroys six containers of goods at Esiama market
• Accra ready for rains – AMA Boss
• Ghana needs policy guidelines to implement international health regulation – GHS
• Ghana exports rejected in EU, US – Swiss Ambassador
• Quality service at DVLA will curb corruption – CEO
• ECG spends GH¢1.8m to improve power supply in Dansoman
• Yellow fever vaccination booster not needed – WHO
• Ghana Armed Forces reschedules recruitment date
• Security chiefs to up surveillance in Kumasi
• Ghana gets first e-health online service
• Rawlings urges factual reportage of election petition
• MTN Ghana invests $105m in network infrastructure
• Obuasi Municipal asked to allay fears about telecom masts
• Minister wants mobile platform challenges addressed