The very common menace of open defecation in Ghana has been one of the most difficult societal ills to put an end to! The Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly of the Western Region has begun a metro-wide fight against open defecation. The operation this week, saw the arrest of 21 persons by a joint task force of … Read more
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has said stranded parliamentary staff working in the Job 600 office complex will have access to their offices today. Speaking to , the Deputy Public Relations Officer of GNFS, Billy Anaglatey said the technical committee constituted by the Chief Fire Officer to investigate the fire incident had completed investigations … Read more
Information available from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) reveals how the Chief Fire Officer has prepared a juicy retirement package for himself at the detriment of rank and file. Dr Albert Brown-Gaisie who is currently in a ‘wheelchair’ will be retiring on one hundred (100) percent of his basic salary per his own retirement … Read more
Chief Fire Officer Dr. Albert Brown Gaisie has lambasted persons who criticized him and called him names after he took ill for a short while. Speaking to media personnel at the Fire Service Headquarters, he stated that every human is prone to sickness at one point or the other once the body is constantly working, … Read more
Old students of Achimota School have organized their monthly symposium dubbed: Achimota Speaks, to mark its 90th anniversary celebrations on the theme: A nation divided…that all may be one.” last Thursday. The event took place at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences in Accra. The symposium, which brought hundreds of the Old Achimota students … Read more
Latest: KAIPTC helped me to tone down – Ursula “Stop lying and get back to work” – Minority reply to Bawumia Executive Vice President of Unilever Ghana& Nigeria, Yaw Nsarkoh has said the supposed development of Ghana is questionable. In his view, Ghana is still underdeveloped since it has been ranked second after a Sudan … Read more
Executive Vice President of Unilever Ghana & Nigeria, Yaw Nsarkoh has said the supposed development of Ghana is questionable. In his view, Ghana is still underdeveloped since it has been ranked second after a Sudan in Africa for open defecation. This damning statistics, the Unilever Ghana boss indicated means that, three out of every five … Read more
The Tamale Airport was strategically built by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah to provide the erstwhile Soviet Union with the bridge to support Cuba by air. It was therefore built with all facilities and underground bunkers for offensive and transport operations. This was revealed by the First Commander of the base in 1974, Air Commander Kwame Korankye … Read more
The death of an inmate who has served 37 years at the Nsawam Medium Prisons has caused confusion among the top echelons of the Prison Officers who are managing facility. Mumuni Nambelenaa, an 83 year-old inmate who was sentenced in 1980, died on in the wee hours of January 3, 2017 after a short illness. … Read more
More than 200 items from the Titanic, including a locker key and letters, are to be auctioned later. The key to a life-jacket cupboard was used by a steward to save lives as the liner sank in 1912. It could fetch up to £50,000, according to estimates. A letter to be sold reveals a senior … Read more
The Municipal Fire officer whose manhood was bitten by a female subordinate in the Brong Ahafo region has been suspended. Eric Ansah is said to have attempted to rape the 24-year-old lady in the early hours of Saturday at her residence. Following the media report, Chief Fire Officer, Albert Brown Gaisie, is said to have … Read more
By Cameron Duodu Perhaps I should not have been surprised when I heard that the Speaker of the National Assembly, The Right Honourable Doe Adjaho, had disallowed the Motion the Minority wanted to present to the House, asking it to investigate reports that President John Mahama had received a Chevrolet car as a “gift” from … Read more
Perhaps I should not have been surprised when I heard that the Speaker of the National Assembly, The Right Honourable Doe Adjaho, had disallowed the Motion the Minority wanted to present to the House, asking it to investigate reports that President John Mahama had received a Chevrolet car as a “gift” from a Burkinabe contractor. … Read more
Perhaps I should not have been surprised when I heard that the Speaker of the National Assembly, The Right Honourable Doe Adjaho, had disallowed the Motion the Minority wanted to present to the House, asking it to investigate reports that President John Mahama had received a Chevrolet car as a “gift” from a Burkinabe contractor. … Read more