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6,500 Ghanaians die annually due to exposure to air pollution – WHO
More than 6,500 lives are lost annually in Ghana as a result of exposure to air pollution caused by use of inefficient cook-stoves and fuels, a report by the World Health Organisation had announced.
Eighty-seven per cent of the three…
Parliament to vet two Supreme Court Justices
Parliament is to vet two justices, Mr Justice A.A. Benin and Mr Justice J.B. Akamba, for appointment to the Supreme Court.
This follows their nomination by President John Dramani Mahama in accordance with Article 144 (2) of the…
Let’s maintain Ghana’s position as beacon of democracy – Minister
Mr Kwadwo Nyamekye-Marfo, Brong-Ahafo Regional Minister has reminded Ghanaians of the need to maintain the nation’s position as the beacon of democracy in Africa.
He advised politicians against personal attacks on their opponents but…
Grasscutter farmers seek expert veterinary advice
Mr Kwasi Afena, Brong-Ahafo Regional Chairman of Grassscutter Farmers Association (BARGFA) has appealed to government for assistance through the Public- Private-Partnership (PPP).
He said lack of technical support and inadequate extension…
Customs impounds 79 smuggled vehicles in Brong-Ahafo
The Brong-Ahafo Regional Command of Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has impounded 79 smuggled vehicles in the Region.
Mr Seth Tetteh, Collector at the Patrol unit of the Command who announced this at Abesim on…
CODE calls for national policy on education
The Conference of Directors of Education (CODE) has called for a National Policy on Education that insulates the sector from undue political interference.
CODE suggested the need for the country to establish an Education Commission to…
Investigator in MV Benjamin case says received 25 cocaine slabs not 30
Detective Chief Inspector Charles Adaba, the investigator in the MV Benjamin cocaine saga Thursday told the Accra Fast Track High Court that in 2006, the Minister of the Interior set up a committee to investigate how five slabs of 30 slabs…
Community threatens Daasebre Oti Boateng
The chiefs and people of Suhyen in the New Juaben Traditional Area have served notice to resist the entry of the Omanhene of New Juaben into the town, to perform annual rituals at the Suhyen River, towards the Akwantukese festival on…
Government approves school fees for SHS
Government has approved GH¢388.84 as boarding fees for the first term first year students in public second cycle schools for the 2012-2013 academic year, Mr. Lee Ocran, Minister of Education has announced.
He said Day Students for the…
Politicians ignore maternal mortality issues – Participants
Participants at a forum organised in Bolgatanga on Tuesday blamed political parties for showing little or no commitment on issues relating to maternal mortality.
The forum organised by the Participatory Action for Rural Development…