Mr Kofi Adams, MP for the Buem constituency insists is the decision by the Electoral Commission to use the Ghana Card as the sole source document for Voter Registration is uncalled for. He indicated the lack of basis for that decision hence the difficulty in justifying it. Explaining his stance
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Not even a single pink sheet but you call judges Unanimous FC? – Gary Nimako questions John Mahama
Concerns have been raised by lawyer Gary Nimako Marfo about former President Mahama’s recent criticism of judges. To him inasmuch as the judges cannot be seen as sacrosanct, “we should be very circumspect of our commentary about the judiciary as it is the last line of defence of our democracy
GWCL to temporarily shut down supply to Tamale metropolis
The rippling effect of the Bagre Dam spillage could cause the Ghana Water Company Limited in Tamale to pause working for a while. Management explained that this move is meant to safeguard its equipment and installations. The company further indicated that this aligns with the standard operating procedure as the dam
We need to preach the Nkrumah message – Nkrumahist parties
The Convention Peoples Party has insisted that it still upholds the Nkrumahist ideals the party is known for. Reflecting on his 113th birthday which was commemorated on 21st September and what he achieved for Ghana as a country, General Secretary of the CPP, Nana Yaa Jantuah in an interview on
Marwako gets permit to resume operation at Labadi branch
Marwako fast food has officially been cleared as the ban placed on its Labadi branch by the Food and Drugs Authority has been lifted. The FDA shut down the Labadi and East Legon branches of Marwako after several patrons of the fast food operator reported to hospitals with food poisoning
Wa killings: women and old men more vulnerable – Rashid Pelpuo
Recent incidents of killings in the Upper West Region have left the legislator of the Wa Central constituency Abdul –Rashid Hassan Pelpuo worried. He believes women and old men serving as security are targets of such unfortunate incidence in the region which to him is a worrying trend. Mr Pelpuo, during
Ashanti Region’s Fire Service to use KNUST engineers in fight against deaths from fire
The Ashanti Regional Fire Command is scheduled to take education on fires in the region a notch higher in a bid to aid residents in the region know how to tackle fire incidents when they are confronted with such situations before the Fire Service moves in to perform their duty.
We will improve – RTI commission pledges as it marks RTI week
Deputy Chairperson of the Right to Information Commission, Madam Elizabeth Asare has stated that there is more room for improvement in the discharge of their duties as an organization. Recounting how their sensitization drive to the public has been so far, she revealed that the RTI commission is done with
WAEC is now irrelevant – Ghana National Council for Private Schools
The demand for the West Africa Examinations Council to be collapsed has once again been reiterated by the Ghana National Council for Private Schools (GNACOPS). The association believes that the examination body is no longer relevant in promoting better education for Ghana as a country. WAEC’s struggle in handling examination