Minister for Information-Designate, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has called for increased support for the media in the country. According to him, the Ghanaian media plays a critical role in our democratic dispensation and hence must be assisted to go about their activities in a free and independent manner. Taking his turn …
Read More »Ghana Needs Legislation Against LGBT Advocacy – Oppong Nkrumah
Minister for Information-designate, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, is proposing legislation against the advocacy of LGBT activities. According to him, given the current advocacy around the legalization of homosexuality in the country, the country needs to consider passing a law that tackles it’s promotion because the practice in itself is culturally …
Read More »Uganda Jails Soldiers For Assaulting Journalists
The New Vision newspaper’s Paul Murungi was among the journalists assaultedImage caption: The New Vision newspaper’s Paul Murungi was among the journalists assaulted The Ugandan military says seven soldiers have been given jail sentences by a disciplinary committee for beating up journalists outside the United Nations Human rights office on …
Read More »Ghana Has No Direction As A Country – Nunoo-Mensah
Former Chief of Defense Staff, Brigadier General Joseph Nunoo-Mensah has said Ghana has no vision and direction as a country. He made this observation while speaking on the constant neglect of projects started by previous governments. According to him, a country with a working agenda will prioritize continuity regarding its …
Read More »Hawa Koomson Regrets Gun Shooting Incident
Minister-designate for Fisheries, Mavis Hawa Koomson has apologized for the gun shooting incident that she was involved in during the voter registration exercise ahead of the 2020 elections. She told the Appointments Committee of Parliament during her vetting on Thursday February 18 that her life was in danger hence, needed …
Read More »Supreme Court Rejects Mahama’s Review Application
Mr Mahama’s legal team were seeking to get the court to overturn an earlier ruling o get Mrs Jean Mensa to mount the witness box. The Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin-Yeboah who read the decision on behalf of the court ruled that the petitioner failed to convince the court after advancing …
Read More »Supreme Court Cites Dominic Ayine For Contempt Over His “Predetermined Agenda” Comment
The Supreme Court has instituted contempt proceedings against, Dr Dominic Ayine, a member of the legal team of the petitioner in the ongoing election 2020 petition for comments he allegedly made against the Apex Court. Dr Ayine is reported to have accused the seven-member Supreme Court panel adjudicating the …
Read More »41-Year-Old Stepfather Impregnates Two Underage Stepdaughters Of 13 & 15 Years Old, Threatens To Kill Them
A lady identify as Gladys Koomson has revealed her husband has impregnated her two underage daughters of 13 and 15 years old at Weija in the Weija Gbawe Municipality of the Greater Accra region. A 41 years old Kwaku Boateng a stepfather has impregnated his two stepdaughters 13 and 15 …
Read More »Our Lives Are At Risk Because Of Weed Smokers . Residents Fume
Masses of Residents at Pekyi no.1 a farming community in the Amansie west district of the Ashanti region are living in fear as weed Smoker’s keep threaten their lives. According to them,the weed Smoker’s keep threaten their lives anytime they try to report of their wrong doing which …
Read More »Man Who Was Sentenced In 1953 When He Was 15yrs Finally Released As He Turns 83
Joe Ligon, an African-American who was incarcerated in 1953 when he was just 15-years old (America’s oldest and longest-serving juvenile lifer) has now been released at the age of 83-years old. Joe was given a mandatory life sentence after pleading guilty to charges from a robbery and stabbing spree in …
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