K. Effah
356 articles published since 28 Jul 2015
356 articles published since 28 Jul 2015
The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) has appealed to Ghanaians not to make the “biggest mistake” again of entrusting the country’s resources and its future into the hands of former president John Dramani Mahama and his NDC. YEN
Minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful announced this at Lansdown Hotel, Aburi, during the kickoff of the National Cyber Security Technical Working Group's 2019 retreat.
According to Mr. Osei-Mensah, he is convinced that the state should not take care of someone who is aspiring to become a president. “Mr. Mahama is now a presidential aspirant of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). YEN.com.gh n
Over 50 vehicles consisting of Nissan pickups, buses, vans and saloon cars have been left to rot at the he headquarters of the National Identification Authority (NIA). The vehicles which are registered 2014 consists of pickups.
A 36-year-old paralyzed man is left to his fate after monies he set aside for his spinal reconstruction, got locked up in failed gold dealership firm, MenzGold. Dennis Ayimbila needed $88,000 for a spinal reconstruction. YEN.com.g
The first car used by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah when he was Prime Minister is reportedly rotting away at the national museum. This was revealed by popular author Rodney Nkrumah-Boateng in a post on his social media page. YEN.com.gh news.
Ghana’s parliament has approved the ministers-designate for the newly-created regions except for the minister-designate of the Bono Region, Evelyn Ama Kumi Richardson.Parliament has therefore approved the other 18 nominations. YEN
The surviving mate of the VVIP bus in Kintampo road accident, Akorsah Christian known as Kobby said he wasn’t the real mate of the VVIP bus which had an accident on the Kintampo road.At least 70 people were killed in the accident.
Parliament observed a minute silence for victims of the tragic shooting in New Zealand but there was no tribute on Ghanaian tragedy that left 62 passengers dead. The MPs also paid tributes to victims of a natural disaster in South
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