Assin Nsuta SHS clash: Several Injured, Five Hospitalized After Students Clash
Several students of Assin Nsuta Agricultural Senior High School in the Central Region have sustained injuries, with five currently hospitalized, following a violent clash...
CETAG Calls Off Strike: Colleges of Education To Return To Normalcy
The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has called off its strike. This decision was announced in a statement released on Tuesday,...
Irrigation of a Hectare of Farmland Costs $40,000—GIDA
The Ghana Irrigation Development Authority (GIDA) has revealed that it currently costs approximately $40,000 to develop an irrigation scheme for a single hectare of...
Voter’s Exhibition Exercise Begins Today
Ghana's Electoral Commission (EC) has launched its nationwide voter exhibition exercise, starting today, August 20, and running until August 27.
Dr Bossman Asare, Deputy Chairman...
We Spent $3m for All Africa Games Coverage—Sports Minister Reveals
Minister for Youth and Sports, Mustapha Ussif, has confirmed that the government has made a full payment of $3 million to the Ghana Broadcasting...
GH¢61bn in Loans Given To State Agencies Not Recovered: Auditor General’s Report
A recent Auditor General’s Report has revealed a significant issue in the government’s recovery of loans receivables, with an alarming GH¢61 billion still outstanding.
This...
Youth Unemployment Rate in China Increases to 17.1%
China's youth unemployment rate surged to 17.1% in July, marking the highest level this year, according to official data. This comes as the world's...
St. Monica’s Principal Urges Graduates to Be Agents of Change
The Principal of the St. Monica's College of Education at Asante Mampong in the Ashanti Region, Dr. David Okyere Korankye, has encouraged the newly...
Fidelity Bank reassures customers of financial strength amid economic challenges
The Management of Fidelity Bank Ghana has moved to allay fears among its customers regarding the stability of the bank amidst the ongoing economic...
Rwandan Government Shuts Down Over 5,600 Churches
Over 5,600 churches in Rwanda were closed down by the government for a variety of reasons, including 100 local churches African culture heavily incorporates...
