REGSEC orders closure of KNUST, imposes curfew after violent protest
Students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology , would have to vacate the school premises by midday on Tuesday, October 23,...
Peace Council condemns doomsday prophets
The National Peace Council has condemned “doomsday prophets” for creating fear and panic in predicting the deaths of some high profile personalities in the...
Agro Master launches Fertilizer Credit Scheme
Agro Master, a fast growing agribusiness firm has launched a Fertilizer and Input Credit Scheme to support small scale farmers across the country.
The scheme,...
Government initiates negotiation with Trafigura over $140m judgement
The Attorney General and Minister for Justice Godfred Yeboah Dame is leading a government negotiation team with Singaporean commodity trading firm, Trafigura in a...
Privatization of basic schools ‘a no go area’ – Aheto Tsegah
A former Acting Director General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Charles Aheto Tsegah wants government to rescind its decision of handing over the...
$1m, €300k, millions of cedis stolen from Sanitation Minister’s home
An Accra Circuit Court has been told that huge sums of money and other items of Sanitation Minister Cecilia Abena Dapaah and her husband,...
2023 HACSA Sankofa Summit targets development projects
The 2023 HACSA Sankofa Summit and Heritage Experience, which would take place in Accra from Monday July 24, aims to provide a platform for...
Ahwiaa gets Conflict Resolution C’ttee to avert clashes
A 15-member committee has been set up at Ahwiaa in the Kwabre East District of the Ashanti Region as part of measures to prevent...
BoG revokes licenses 23 Savings and Loans companies
The Bank of Ghana today announced the revocation of the licenses of 23 Savings and Loans companies and finance house companies it describes as...
Aggrieved public sector workers protest over 4 and 7% base pay increase
Some aggrieved public sector workers are demonstrating to register their displeasure over what they describe as poor conditions of service.
They are against the 4%...
