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We only have 49 vehicles out of which 38 are in use nationwide – CAGD
According to the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD), the state institution has only 49 vehicles, 38 of which are currently in use.The Controller and Accountant-General, Kwasi Kwaning-Bosompem, revealed this during a Public Accounts …
We need sufficient funding to fight corruption – OSP
Kissi Agyebeng, the Special Prosecutor, has reiterated the call for adequate budgetary allocation for the office in its fight against corruption.In a Half Yearly Report (ending June 2023), the Special Prosecutor lamented that the Office of the Special…
Wee smokers invade Berekum Methodist Basic School, defecating in classrooms
Teachers and students at the Berekum Methodist Basic (C) School have asked the government and stakeholders to help them fix damaged doors and windows to improve teaching and learning.When teachers and students arrived at school Monday morning, they di…
What I look out for before accepting movie roles – Ex-BBA star Tayo Faniran
Reality star, Tayo Faniran has listed some conditions that will make him accept an acting role.Speaking in a recent interview on Hip TV, the Big Brother Africa runner-up and actor said that there are certain roles he looks forward
What is the public interest in prosecuting Gyakye Quayson? – Martin Kpebu asks
A private legal practioner, Martin Kpebu has raised concerns over the perceived hypocrisy in the ongoing prosecution of Gyakye Quayson, the Member of Parliament for Assin North, concerning his alleged breach of the dual citizenship law.Kpebu’s remarks…
Why Stephen Appiah cried uncontrollably when his late father’s body was sent to Chorkor
Former Black Stars skipper Stephen ’Tornado’ Appiah has revealed how he wept uncontrollably when the corpse of his late dad was sent to Chorkor for the last time as part of burial rites.Appiah was born in Accra, Chorkor where
Workers of Airport Women’s Hospital mobilize blood for National Blood Service
Workers of Airport Women’s Hospital has organized a special donation exercise for the National Blood Service.The one-day exercise was also to provide the base for patients of the hospital to have easy access to blood in times of emergency,
In Ghana, women bodybuilders changing the narrative
They are seen as sturdy, muscular, and a threat to masculinity when they walk the streets of Ghana.Seeing Ghanaian women with brawn and muscles bothers a section of the population. Still, these ladies are determined to change the narrative irrespective…