Day: March 6, 2023

Members Express Dismay at Continued Violence, Hunger, Record Displacement, Climate Change Effects in CountryThe current year will be a “make-or-break” one for South Sudan, marking the start of a recent — and singular — 24-month extension of its transit… … Read More >South Sudan Recommits to Revitalized Peace Agreement with 24-Month Extension, Security Council Emphasizes, Urging Country to Avoid Further Delays

Rt. Rev. Dr Lt. Col. Bliss Divine Agbeko (Rtd), Moderator of the General Assembly of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG) has advised Christians to always entrust their daily lives into the hands of God. He noted that it was only by so d… … Read More >Christians advised to entrust their lives into God’s the hands

Ghana is celebrating her 66th Independence Day today, March 6, 2023. Ho, the Volta Regional capital is co-hosting the national celebration with the Adaklu District at the Volta Regional Youth Resource Centre at Adaklu. Since the launch of the Celebrat… … Read More >Ghana marks 66th Independence Day today

Emergency services, on Sunday pulled several injured people from a six-storey building in the south-eastern Turkish city of Sanliurfa that collapsed after being damaged in the February 6 earthquakes, the Anadolu news agency reported. The emergency wor… … Read More >People trapped as quake-hit building collapses in Turkey

role in spearheading the cause of the continent. The former Ghanaian President, he said, would forever be remembered for his dedicated and selfless life. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo said the country was happy to have had the visiting Presiden… … Read More >Guinea-Bissau, grateful for Ghana’s support for its liberation struggle

Amnesty International called on United Nations member states to act, in the face of the deteriorating human rights situation in Afghanistan, and ensure justice for victims of Taliban abuses. The hardline Islamists have unlawfully detained women’s righ… … Read More >Amnesty: UN members must act in face of Taliban’s ‘relentless abuses’