K. Effah
356 articles published since 28 Jul 2015
356 articles published since 28 Jul 2015
One of the sons of former president John Dramani Mahama has been captured on the streets of Accra buying Fan Yogo. Sharaf Mahama’s is seen in a photo which has gone viral on social media purchasing one of Ghana’s favorite.
The club which comprises of the rich and older inhabitants from one of Accra’s prime areas, East Legon has members like businessman, Osei Kwame Despite, Ofori-Atta Sarpong, George Afriyie and former Black Stars captain, S. Appiah.
The governments of Ghana and China have signed a $42.62 million grant agreement for the implementation of economic and technical projects to be agreed on by both parties. Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta signed the deal.
Narrating the mystery surrounding the death of Flt. Lt. Kojo Lee, Osahene Boakye Gyan said that Kojo Lee was one of the closet Lieutenants of Rawlings. He said that Rawlings tied some blocks around the legs of Kojo Lee.
Managing Director of Stanbic Bank, Pishigu Lana Alhassan Andani has been spotted with his new wife at a ceremony during the recently organized Damba festival in the Northern region. His first two wives were all present. YEN.com.gh
The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) says it has published the first batch of names and photographs of some defaulting borrowers in the ‘Daily Graphic’ newspaper. The move follows an earlier publication warning defaulters to repay
lagbearer of the NDC, John Dramani Mahama has told the National Coalition for Proper Human Sexual Rights and Family Values not impose their beliefs and cultures on Ghanaians. The former president stated that Ghanaians are unique.
Ghana's Parliament approved a buyer credit facility and a commercial credit facility agreement totalling $39.2 million for the implementation of the Obetsebi Lamptey Interchange project and related works during Mahama's tenure.
The BBC Africa Eye’s documentary on ‘sex for grades’ at the University of Ghana and University of Lagos failed to leave up the hype and expectations for some Ghanaians. Generally students and Ghanaians have expressed disappointmen
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