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Vivie’s Dance Factory organizes Sparkle Day recital
Accra, Vivie’s Dance Factory, a dance school that promotes the arts through education, performances and entertainment is organizing an event dubbed: “Sparkle Day recital” to showcase the theatre talents of the school.The Sparkle Day recital which is an…
Ridge tigers relocation to take 2 months – Wildlife
The Director of Operations at the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission, Luri Kanton has said that the relocation of the two tigers in a residential estate at Ridge in Osu, Accra would take about two months to be fully completed.He also added th…
Regional Border Management: IOM charting the course
Accra, The ability of states to reap the development rewards inherent in migration is conditioned on their migration management capacities, including mainstreaming of migration considerations into evidence-based development policies.Migration managemen…
Players affected with illness are in a stable condition and recovering well-Hearts
Accra, May 20, GNA – Accra Hearts of Oak has confirmed reports of an outbreak of an illness in their camp, saying the affected players affected are in stable condition and recovering well.Earlier in the week, 19 players of Accra Hearts of Oak were hosp…
Leverage on women’s football ‘clean style’ to sell GWPL – COO of SAFA to clubs
The Chief Operations Officer (COO) of the South Africa Football Association (SAFA), Lydia Monyepao has urged clubs in the Ghana Women’s Premier League to promote their brands by leveraging the “clean” style of women’s football.She said it was not benef…
A profile on Rwanda’s Salima Mukansanga, the first African woman to officiate at the World Cup?
Accra. May 20, GNA – Rwandan referee Salima Mukansanga has become the first African woman selected to officiate at the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) World Cup.Born on July 25, 1988, the 33-year-old international referee hails …