Nii Ayi Ayitey
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A second lockdown will breed crime - Ras Mubarak advices Akufo Addo
New figures emerging from the official Covid19 surveillance website of the Ministry of Health and Ghana Health Service indicates that five more Ghanaians dead.
Don't increase fuel prices, Ghanaians already suffering from Covid-19 - Duncan Amoah
Duncan Amoah says fuel prices that averaged Ghc 4.670/litre barely a month ago at the pumps is currently selling at an average of Ghc 5.10/litre at some pumps.
President Akufo-Addo mounts the stage tonight as Ghana's Covid-19 cases skyrocket
His address is timely, Ghana has since December 2020 been recording a spike in the positivity rate of the Coronavirus. This, the GMA has described as "alarming"
Nigerian nurse relocates to UK, says country's evil to her is enough
A Nigerian lady has announced that she moved to the UK. Many people congratulated her, asking when theirs too will happen, others said that they'd join her.
Gorillas test positive for COVID-19 in US zoo
The decision to carry out tests on the primates was made when two of them started coughing. They tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
I don’t know what spirit entered Carlos to snatch ballots papers – Kyei Mensah Bonsu
Kyei Mensah Bonsu insisted that he chided Carlos Ahenkorah, who was “jittery” and “anxious” of the speakership position going to the NDC, to desist from any act
Better a missed grade than a grave - Sam George keeps his kids home than school
The law maker for the Ningo Prampram Constituency, Sam George, says his children will not be going back to school any time soon due to a surge in cases of Covid
8th Parliament: Alban Bagbin sends strong warning to MPs who want to be ministers
Quoting sections of the Bible (Mathew 6:24), House Speaker Alban Bagbin argued that taking both roles will leave them “devoted to one and despise the other.”
Accra City Campus throws caution to the wind as students crowd for registration
Even though most of these students are in face masks, authorities seem to have left caution to the wind in ensuring these students are protected from Covid-19.
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