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COVID-19: 3 schools in Bono Region record nine confirmed cases
Three institutions in the Bono Region have recorded nine confirmed cases among students since the re-opening of schools. Thee affected students are stable.
COVID-19: From morgue to cemetery; families no longer spend on funeral - Funeral service providers
The funeral business is not happy with the outcome of the coronavirus pandemic. They said bereaved families were spending less for the burial of their relatives
Supreme Court strikes out 5 paragraphs of Rojo Mettle-Nunoo’s witness statement
The Supreme Court on Friday struck out about five paragraphs from the witness statements of John Mahama’s third witness in the ongoing election petition trial.
Ghana records 7 more COVID-19 deaths
Active cases stand at 6,086 at the time of filing this report, following the recording of 697 new cases, according to the Ghana Health Service (GHS) website.
MPs respond to Speaker’s threat; say he has no right to expose their COVID-19 status
The speaker threatened to expose MPs who had COVID and were refusing to isolate. In reaction to the threat, some MPs argued that he has no right to do so .
Someone contacted me to buy water used to bathe dead bodies for rituals - Mortuary man
General secretary of the Mortuary Workers Association of Ghana, Richard Jordan, says some mortuary attendants sell water used to bathe dead bodies for rituals.
COVID-19: 15 MPs, 56 Parliamentary staff test positive for deadly virus
15 Members of Parliament and 56 parliamentary service staff have tested positive for COVID-19. These people have been asked to self-isolate to receive treatment
COVID-19: We might not return to normal times until 2022 - WHO COVID-19 committee member
A member of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) committee for COVID-19, Prof Helen Rees, warned that the world will only return to normal well into 2022.
Reduced COVID-19 testing fee for ECOWAS nationals to take effect from February 8
The price reduction for COVID-19 testing for ECOWAS nationals will take effect from Monday, February 8, 2021. The new fee is now pegged at $50 instead of $150
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