Over 30 per cent of human rights cases reported in 2021 were related to child rights – CHRAJ
Supreme Court adjourns James Gyakye Quayson’s application for review
Three prisoners escape lawful custody at Tongo in Upper East
Register your SIM card now, we can’t extend the deadline – Deputy Communication Minister
Togo opens land borders two years after they were closed
Oliver Barker-Vormawor granted GH¢30,000 bail after he was arrested earlier today
Ghana Wildlife Society marks Migratory Bird Day with bird-watching in Accra
University of Ghana ranked the best university in Ghana in 2022
One District One Factory to reduce Ghana’s rising inflation – Deputy minister
Kennedy Agyapong to contest for NPP flagbearer position
According to CHRAJ, out of 8,412 Human Rights complaints lodged, 2, 791 of the cases, accounting for 32.2 per cent of the total were classified under Child Rights. The figure represents a 19 per cent rise in the total number of cases recorded in 2020. The overall number of cases
According to CHRAJ, out of 8,412 Human Rights complaints lodged, 2, 791 of the cases, accounting for 32.2 per cent of the total were classified under Child Rights. The figure represents a 19 per cent rise in the total number of cases recorded in 2020. The overall number of cases
All three review applications of suspended Assin North Member of Parliament, James Gyakye Quayson have been deferred by the Supreme Court for the second time. In an earlier decision, Mr Quayson was barred from performing parliamentary duties by the Supreme Court just as the Cape Coast High Court and the
Some prisoners have escaped from lawful custody in Tongo, in the Upper East Region, according to the police. Available personnel have been dispatched to assist in the search for the escapees, according to a situational report released by the police on Tuesday, May 17, 2022. Police say “The armed guard
The government has expressed worry about the fact that the number of people who reregister their sim cards on daily basis has dropped. Ama Pomaa Boateng, Deputy Communications and Digitalization Minister while speaking during an interview on TV3 on Tuesday, May 17 urged the public to make it a priority
A huge sigh of relief for migrant petty traders as they can now move freely between Ghana and Togo after the Togolese government also opened its land borders over a month after Ghana had taken the lead. Following two years of closure, the borders were opened at midnight on Tuesday,
Oliver Barker-Vormawor has been granted bail to the tune of GH¢30,000 by the Madina District Court following his arrest earlier today. The #FixTheCountry campaigner was slapped with three counts: Failing to comply with Road markings contrary to section 28(b) of RTA 761/08, Causing danger to other road users contrary to
As part of its 2022 World Migratory Bird Day, the Ghana Wildlife Society (GWS) has engaged some stakeholders including students with a bird-watching exercise in Accra. The outdoor bird and nature walk activity with the public and school children from DPS international school respectively took place at the Panbros Salt
The Alper-Doger (AD) Scientific Index 2022 Version has ranked the University of Ghana (UG) as Ghana’s top tertiary institution. The Alper-Doger (AD) is a system that provides a ranking and analysis based on the scientific performance and the added value of the scientific productivity of individual scientists. According to Alper-Doger’s
After blaming Ghana’s rising inflation rate to import, Deputy Minister of Finance, Abena Osei-Asare has outlined how the One District One Factory (1D1F) program can help address the issue of high inflation in the near future. She claims that as the factories come up, the rate of imports would decrease
