We’re still in the race, GH₵4m issue being handled internally – Kwabena Agyepong’s team
The Communications Director of Kwabena Agyepong’s campaign team, Paul Abdul Rahman Issah Dowuona, has reiterated that the former General Secretary
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TEWU calls for 50% rise in salary hike as negotiations approach
The Teachers and Educational Workers’ Union (TEWU of TUC-Ghana) calls for a 50% increment in base pay ahead of salary
Cash and carry returns as frustrated patients lament NHIS system breakdown nationwide
Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) has been thrown into an acute crisis, with a sustained collapse of its national
Government Statistician urges investment in irrigation, food storage to stabilize farming seasons
Dr. Alhassan Iddrisu, Ghana’s Government Statistician, has called for more investment in irrigation and food storage systems to sustain the
Air Peace aircraft shows ‘supersonic speed’ on radar tracking platform
An Air Peace aircraft appeared to be flying at supersonic speed over Ghana on Tuesday evening, according to flight-tracking platform
Sports Fund to build tracks, support boxers and footballers – Kofi Adams
Sports Minister Kofi Adams says the government’s proposed Sports Fund will focus on developing infrastructure, nurturing athletes, and providing structured,
Education Ministry clears GH¢9.5m NSMQ arrears, expands competition to 177 schools
The Ministry of Education has released GH¢9.5 million to Primetime Limited, organisers of the National Science and Mathematics Quiz (NSMQ),
Defend yourselves against violent attacks – National Security to Security Agencies
The National Security Council has expressed deep concern over what it describes as a disturbing rise in attacks on security
Youth Employment Agency staff demand 10 months’ salary arrears
Staff members of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) across the country are demanding the release of their 10 months’ unpaid
Domelevo expresses frustration over slow pace of corruption trials
Former Auditor-General Daniel Yao Domelevo has voiced his frustration over what he describes as the sluggish pace of corruption-related prosecutions