Former President Mahama attributes Ghana’s “dumsor” to poor management of ESLA and power assets. Urges immediate government action to restore stable electricity supply for businesses and homes.
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In a bid to support the education sector, the government has awarded scholarships to more than 5,000 teacher trainees across the country. Dr. Agyeman, speaking on behalf of the government,…
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After a two-week strike over service conditions, Ghana’s teacher unions, including GNAT, NAGRAT, and CCT, have officially ended their industrial action, returning to negotiations.
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President Akufo-Addo prioritizes Ghana’s energy needs, halts electricity exports.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey addresses concerns over Ghana’s passport fee increase, stating the aim is to enhance service quality without imposing financial hardship.
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The Ghana Psychological Association condemns a recent child marriage, highlighting the grave psychological effects and legal violations, urging for swift legal and psychological support for the young girl involved.
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Accra, Ghana – Josephine Oppong-Yeboah, a leading advocate for women’s rights, is calling on traditional leaders in Ghana to take decisive action in abolishing harmful cultural practices. With a focus…
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Ghana sees a significant passport fee increase, aiming for economic sustainability. This strategic move sparks discussions on affordability and global positioning.
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In a bold move, Ghana’s Attorney-General advises against impounding vehicles for minor traffic offenses, aiming to reduce unnecessary legal hassles and promote reasonable enforcement.
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Accusations are flying as Ghana’s healthcare sector grapples with the persistent issue of power outages, locally known as “dumsor.” The President of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), Dr. Frank Ankobea,…