Day: January 18, 2020

Takoradi- The National Identification Authority (NIA) would commence the registration of citizens within Western and Western North regions as well as the Central Region.The exercise begins from January, 27 and ends on 18 February, 2020.Professor Kennet… … Read More >Registration of citizens in central and western sector begins soon – NIA

Accra Dr Samuel Tengey of the Centre for Capacity Development, Bank of Ghana, has advocated for the transformation of prisons for young offenders into skills/rehabilitation centres.He said in order to build an inclusive society; there is the need for g… … Read More >Transform prison for young offenders into skills/rehabilitation centers – Dr Tengey

Tema- Ferro Fabrik Limited, Ghana’s leading Steel Milling Company, is poised to raise output, widen workers’ welfare and social responsibility as it pursues collaboration with relevant stakeholders to accelerate Ghana’s industrial drive.Apart from serv… … Read More >Ferro Farik to expand industrial frontiers

Wa Dr Anyars Ibrahim, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO), has said an enhanced and strengthened NABCO brand would enhance their employment opportunities after their term expires.He appealed to them to eschew all tendenci… … Read More >A strong NABCO brand will enhance employment opportunities – CEO

Accra- Mr Yaw Osafo-Maafo, Senior Minister at the Office of the President, has called for a renewed mindset among citizens if the country is to realise its Ghana Beyond Aid objective and attain national development.The Minister said the country’s high … … Read More >Corruption is a major threat to attaining Ghana Beyond Aid – Osafo-Maafo

Talensi (U/E)- Mr Samuel Abasiba, the Talensi District Manager of World Vision Ghana in charge of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR), has called on government to adopt FMNR as the best land restoration approach especially in the northern parts … … Read More >Natural regeneration, best method to restore land – World Vision

Bawku (UE)- Some farmers in Bawku have expressed worry over the poor road network which is making it difficult to access their farms and also transport farm produce for storage and market saying it is a threat to the success of the Planting for Food an… … Read More >Poor road network, a threat to success of PFJs – Farmers