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Asante Kotoko owner Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has expressed his openness to the suggestion of implementing a 10-year mandate for the club’s new board of directors.The announcement came after a meeting held at the Manhyia Palace to discuss the future

Like many other developing countries, Ghana struggles to sustain a maintenance-focused culture. The frequent disregard of the obligation to properly maintain infrastructure and public services causes the country’s assets to deteriorate. The phrase “lef…

Residents of Addo Farms in the La Nkwatanan Municipality’s Oyarifa Teiman Electoral Area have petitioned the Assembly to destroy a wall that has been in the area’s main thoroughfare.Residents told news reporter Nhyiraba Kwabena Asirifi that the problem…

Following the dissolution of the Board and Management of Asante Kotoko on Tuesday, July 4, Asante Kotoko owner, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has appointed a four-man Interim Management Committee (IMC) pending the reconstruction of the administration of the clu…

Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, Cecilia Abena Dapaah is the owner of all cash sums that were allegedly stolen from her Abelenkpe residence by two former house helps.This was contained in official charge sheet for the two accused and

To stay relevant in the teaching field, the Ghana National Association of Teachers has encouraged its members to pursue professional development regularly.According to the association, an uninformed teacher may be doing both themselves and their studen…

Since my secondary school days in the late 1990s, I still remember a high-sounding sentence used by the ‘Big English man’, the late Papa Nii Papafio (Henry Harding) in a TT Taxi Driver series which goes like this ‘The eschatological

Professor Amin Alhassan, the Director-General of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) has informed the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament that there is no freeze on staff promotion at the State Broadcaster.He said in line with the Public…