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
Kennedy Agyapong, the Assin Central Member of Parliament, has indicated that he will run in the governing New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) presidential primaries ahead of the 2024 general elections. According to a 3news report, the maverick lawmaker revealed this while speaking during a session on his NET2 TV about his
In the Nkoranza South Municipality of the Bono East Region, the ‘Justice for Albert Donkor Movement’ is demanding justice for Albert Donkor, a 27-year-old businessman who died under strange circumstances. It was reported that Albert was arrested at his mother’s house in Kasadjan at 1:00 a.m. on April 25, 2022,
A Cape Coast Circuit Court has remanded the boyfriend of a Cape Coast Technical University (CCTU) student suspected of being killed for rituals. Nicholas Ato Bronk Taylor, the suspect, was arraigned on Monday, May 16, 2022, and remanded in police custody to appear in Cape Coast District Court B on
The School Feeding program is optimistic that it’s making headway with caterers under the program and is positive they will soon resume after engaging them. Caterers under the program want an upward adjustment to their allocation from 93 pesewas per child to GHS 3.00 per child, as well as unpaid
A former employee of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital has vowed to challenge the Kumasi High Court ruling on his dismissal from the facility. An accounts officer with KATH, Awuni Akyireba was sacked last year after he accused the facility’s Chief Executive Officer of misappropriating Covid-19 funds. He then challenged
Mr Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ranking Member on the Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament, maintains that there is no need to hide the real findings of the Sole Inquirer into the Bulgarian Embassy incident. “It is important we emphasize the little progress that has been made because there are so many
After the mishap that characterized the first two days of the implementation of the electronic transactions levy, over 120,000 people have so far been reimbursed for wrongful deductions. Isaac Kobina Amoako, Head of Project Management Unit at the Ghana Revenue Authority said “the data we had for those who had
Governments’ failure to heavily invest in the education sector according to the Executive director of Africa Education Watch Kofi Asare, is a contributing factor to Ghana’s falling education standards. He bemoaned how the lack of investment in the education sector has stifled various basic schools of the resources needed to
Former President John Mahama has pointed out that Ghanaians are drawing their lessons after paying heed to the “sweet talk” of current President Akufo-Addo and voting him out in 2016. Explaining further on an Uganda-based NBS television during a recent visit there, he added that Ghanaians can now attest to
