TV3 presenter Beatrice Adu challenged Mayor Senyo over alleged Ghana School of Law appointment claims, denying ties and firmly defending journalists’ independence.
TV3 presenter Beatrice Adu challenged Mayor Senyo over alleged Ghana School of Law appointment claims, denying ties and firmly defending journalists’ independence.
Authorities have begun demolishing structures at Accra’s Laboma Beach after a 21-day ultimatum, now targeting flood-prone sites along the coast and waterways.
Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has hinted of a likely prosecution of some Members of Parliament (MPs) who allegedly received double salary while serving as ministers in the erstwhile John Mahama administration.
According to Mr. Amidu, "why should a Special Prosecutor be prosecuting ordinary Ghanaians and your honourable will be involved in these things then they will be talking to the president to wash it up. " YEN.com.gh news.
The Nigerian Senate was on high alert Wednesday after armed men interrupted a session at Nigeria's parliament, stealing its mace. According to reports, the gunmen were allegedly led by a suspended member of the Senate.
Otiko Afisah Djaba is 54 years old. She studied Information Systems in the UK, communications in Eygpt and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Integrated Development Studies at the University for Development Studies in Ghana. YEN.
The Managing Director of Metro Mass Transit Limited, Bennet Aboagye has been ordered by the company board to proceed on leave together with his personal assistant, Yiadom Kesse with immediate effect for an alleged corruption.
It remains unsure what the British prime minister said about helping Ghana reverse its anti-gay laws but all indications spell out the suspicion that the UK Government is now eager in championing the rights of gays and lesbians.
Business man, Ibrahim Mahama says most of all the money he has been able to make was because of the solid contracts he got during the year 2000 when John Kufuor became the first president under the erstwhile NPP administration.
Ghana’s 1992 Constitution requires that MPs, who are appointed ministers, may either choose to receive their monthly salaries as ministers or receieve what their colleague MPs are taking – although other benefits are attached.
According to Commey, he will make sure that all appointments in the newly created Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) will be handed to only individuals affiliated to the NPP. YEN.com.gh news.
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