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Education researchers asked to come out with credible reports
The National President of University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG), Dr Samuel Aseidu Addo, has appealed to researches in education to come out with credible research that could make impact on teaching and learning in schools.
He…
Mampong Vocational Technical School appeals for new campus
The Mampong Senior High Technical School for the Deaf has appealed to the government and philanthropists to help the school to relocate to a new site.
The school is located on two campuses with dormitories separated from the classrooms and…
EPA sensitizes religious leaders on noise pollution
As part of efforts to reduce noise in the New Juaben Municipality, the Eastern Regional office of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has organized a one-day workshop for religious bodies.
The workshop was to sensitize the religious…
Trade between Ghana and India to reach $1b by 2013
Bilateral trade between Ghana and India is expected to reach $1 billion by the year 2013, Ghana's High Commissioner to India has been cited by Indian media to have said.
Two-way trade between the countries in 2011 was $818 million, he…
Government asked to transform partnerships on education into action
The Most Reverend Bishop Agyenta, Bishop, of the Navrongo Bolgatanga Catholic Diocese on Friday said partnership agreements on education policies between the State and the Catholic Church towards enhancing education delivery in the country…
Fallen tree kills mother and son in Cape Coast
A mother and son met their untimely death on Saturday evening when a tree fell on a shop at Pedu junction, during a rain storm that hit the Cape Coast Metropolis.
Fausata Agboola, 35, a trader, and her 12-year- old son, Quduuz Agboola…
Ghana to set up Minerals Development Fund
The Minerals Development Fund Bill will soon be passed into law, to emphasise Government’s commitment to boost infrastructure development in mining communities.
The bill makes room for the establishment of a mining community development…
250 Ghanaian students leave for Cuba to study medical science
A total of 250 Ghanaians would on Monday May 21, leave the shores of Ghana to undertake various medical science programmes in Cuba for the next six years.
The arrangement follows the agreement accomplished between Vice President John…
Lawyers, judges asked to uphold truth and justice
Right Revered John Otoo, Anglican Diocesan Bishop of Sekondi, on Saturday called on the Ghana Bar and the Bench to perform their duties with integrity and honesty.
He also asked them to consider their positions as appointments by God and…
Peasant farmers express concern over delay of subsidized fertilizer
The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has expressed concern about the delay in the release of subsidized fertilizer on the market for the 2012 crop season.
Mohammed Adam Nashiru, President of PFAG, said farmers have since April…