About 95% of houses at Bogoso explosion site were destroyed – NADMO
Sefa to give back to Volta Region with ‘Homecoming’ concert
Ada Traditional Council warns Radio Ada against inflaming tension in the community
Health Ministry to clamp down on producers of fake medicines
Mass Covid-19 vaccination exercise to be taken to Senior High Schools
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The unfortunate explosion that occurred at Bogoso in the Western Region on Thursday 20th January 2022 has led to the demolishing of about 95% of the 200 houses in the community, according to the National Disaster Management Organization. The Deputy NADMO Director for Prestea Huni- Valley, Louis Afful, also explained
Vocally talented Ghanaian female afrobeat musician Safadzi Abena Amesu, better known in the entertainment world as Sefa, has announced a massive ‘Homecoming’ event in the Volta Region. Sefa during an interview on TV3’s NewDay noted that all major performances largely take place in Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi. As a result,
The Ada Traditional Council (ATC), which is led by Paramount Chief Nene Agudey Obichire III, has warned Radio Ada not to publish anything that will inflame tensions in the Ada community. To avoid causing misunderstanding in the community, the Chiefs urged the station’s management to take another look at some
In order to rid the market of fake medications, the Health Ministry has now liaised with the police to identify, apprehend and prosecute people who are engaged in such are acts. Ghana was unfortunately ranked as the 6th largest producer of fake drugs in the world by the European Union
Covid-19 vaccination exercise is scheduled to be commenced in the various Senior High Schools due to the collaborative efforts between the Ghana Health Service and the Ghana Education Service. This was after the Food and Drugs Authority expanded the group of people who are eligible to take the Covid-19 vaccination.
The Minority group in Parliament appears not to be impressed by the government’s intention to engage the public on the importance of the introduction of the E-levy and considers it as just a reactionary tactic to impress investors. Though there has been stiff opposition to the passage of the levy,
