Stakeholders push for National School Garden Policy
By Joyce Kantam Kolamong Stakeholders in education have met to deepen discussions, commitment and calls for a national policy on School Garden concept. To this end, they are calling on the various political parties to
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Supreme Court dismisses injunction application against approval of new ministers
By Edzorna Francis Mensah The Supreme Court on Wednesday, March, 27, 2024 has thrown-out an application for an injunction against approving President Akufo-Addo’s new ministerial appointees filed by South Dayi MP. The application, filed by
$300 million World Bank loan hits BOG account
The 300 million dollar World Bank facility to support some projects in 2024 has finally been credited to the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) account. This was after Ghana met all the necessary conditions, including Cabinet
Nora Haüptle – Elevating the Black Queens to New Heights
By Gertrude Tandoh In the realm of Ghanaian women’s football, a new beacon of leadership and transformation has emerged in the form of Coach Nora Haüptle, whose meteoric rise to the helm of the Black
Fameye teams up with Patoranking on new single ‘Sober (Soo Bad)’
Multiple Award-winning Ghanaian Highlife Artist, Peter Fameye popularly known as Fameye in the music industry has collaborated with Nigerian Dancehall sensation Patoranking on a new single titled ‘Sober’. The combination of Fameye’s contentious delivery and
Experts say political instability in Burkina Faso, Mali taking toll on Ghana’s Health systems in UWR
The political instability in Burkina-Faso and Mali continues to exert undue stress on the health sector in the Upper West Region, Dr. Damien Punguyire, the Upper West Regional Director of Health Services, said. Available data
Internet outage in Ghana: What you need to know
By David Gyedu, Cyber Expert Ghana has been experiencing a country-wide disruption of internet connectivity due to cable faults affecting the commercial undersea telecommunication cables (CUTC). This report aims to provide an overview of the
Civil Servants in Uganda keep fit to confront increase in Obesity
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African Trade Chamber in US seeks collaboration in Africa
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Decline of Waist Bead Culture Among Ghana’s Youth
By Prince Dankwa Waist beads were formerly a beloved custom that Ghanaian women carried down through the centuries, but in
Civil Servants in Uganda keep fit to confront increase in Obesity
The Ugandan government has instructed all civil servants to exercise for two hours every week to keep fit and healthy.
Ghanaian Society’s Changing Perceptions on Anklets and Their Cultural Importance
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