Foreign Minister lauds deep ties between Ghana and Spain

Story by Nathaniel Nartey Bilateral relations between Ghana and Spain is said to have improved tremendously over the years. This was made known by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey in Accra. Madam Ayorkor Botchwey lauded “the fruitful cooperation that exists between Ghana and Spain” which she says has “deepened […]

2022 World Cup: Mali frustrated in Uganda as Niger win

Uganda managed to force a goalless draw with visitors Mali in Kampala in Group E of 2022 World Cup qualifying on Tuesday. The Cranes played the final 24 minutes of the game with 10 men following the dismissal of Murushidi Jjuko for a second bookable offence. Despite the draw, Mali remain top of the group […]

Guinea coup leader to form new government in weeks

The leader of the coup which ousted Guinea’s President Alpha Condé has said a new “union” government would be formed in weeks. Col Mamady Doumbouya told ministers who served in Mr Condé’s government that there would be no witch-hunt against former officials. President Condé remains in detention, but his fate is unclear. The UN, African […]

Qatar to inaugurate sixth World Cup stadium next month

Qatar’s sixth stadium for the 2022 World Cup will be inaugurated on October 22 with the 49th Amir Cup final, organizers said late Sunday. The Al Thumama Stadium joins the Khalifa International, Al Janoub, Education City, Ahmad Bin Ali and Al Bayt stadiums in being completed for the World Cup next year. Two of Qatar’s […]

Eat Ghana Rice Campaign Launched 2 years ago yields results

Ghana needs targeted investments to address 60 percent rice importation---Expert

By: Yvonne Atilego Consumption of Ghana Rice or indigenous produced rice is steadily enjoying patronage in the country. Many have attributed this to the “Eat Ghana Rice Campaign’’ launched 2 years ago. Views sampled from rice farmers and the public attest to the quality and nutritious nature of the Ghana rice, compared to imported rice. […]

Reports of rising teenage pregnancies among young girls after COVID lockdown

Research conducted at Jumapo, a town in the New Juaben North Municipality of the Eastern Region has shown that 33 out of one hundred and 41 adolescent girls between the ages of 11 and 14 years got pregnant and reported back to school after the COVID-19 break. This development has been attributed to peer pressure […]