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COVID-19: Seven more people die as death toll rise to 464 with 765 new infections
COVID-19 has killed seven more people in Ghana, bringing the country’s death toll to 464. 765 new COVID-19 cases were also recorded shooting up the active cases
Speaker of Parliament to expose MPs with Covid-19 who won't isolate
This has been a warning served by the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, following the surge of Covid-19 positive cases in Parliament amid a second variant.
We won't sabotage you - NDC minority in parliament assures Nana Addo
Speaking to the media, Minority Leader – Haruna Iddrisu – explained that the NDC caucus will work closely with the Majority in Parliament for the country's good
Medical doctor says every Ghanaian must be vaccinated
Taking to his Facebook page, Dr. Omane Boamah - a medical doctor, warned that any such attempt could undermine the purpose of the fight against the coronavirus.
Government cancels pregnant women, children from Covid-19 vaccine list
Director-General of the Ghana Standards Authority, Dr. Alexander Dodoo insisted that despite the surge in Covid-19 cases, they will not be vaccinated at all.
Covid-19: Oti residents in fear over heavy police-military presence
A week ago, the team descended on the residents ensuring all adhere. Some who challenged the authority of some members of the team were said to have been taken.
Stacey Osei-Kuffour: Ghanaian becomes first Black woman to write a Marvel movie
New York-based playwright with Ghanaian roots, Stacey Osei-Kuffour, has become the first Black female writer to script a Marvel movie titled Blade. Read more.
Ghana Police is fining people 20 cedis for not wearing a face mask
A Facebook post by a journalist with the Business and Financial Times, Osei Amankwah, shows a picture of the receipt acknowledging receipt of a 20 cedi fine.
Australian High Commissioner worries over heap of rubbish behind Legon campus
It all happened when – upon biking around the University of Ghana – the high commissioner sighted a head of rubbish at a location that carried a public notice.
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