The chief executive of the Atta-Mills Institute, Samuel Koku Anyidoho, has said the general secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Johnson Asiedu Nketiah is not fit to be the national chairman and leader of the party. Anyidoho’s comment follows a tweet he posted on Monday which read, “I …
Read More »2022 FIFA World Cup: Kudus, Salisu Scores In Ghana Crucial Win Over South Korea To Keep Hopes Alive
Black Stars bounced back to winning ways on Monday, November 28, as they defeated South Korea in their second Group H game. A brace from Mohammed Kudus and another from Mohammed Salisu saw Otto Addo’s side pick up their first points of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. After a nervy …
Read More »Ghana Coach Otto Addo Names Starting Eleven To Face South Korea
Ghana will look much more hungrier this time as they look to redeem themselves with nothing but a win when they battle out with South Korea in a herculean clash at the Education City Stadium on Monday afternoon. The Black Stars lost painfully to Portugal in a pulsating five goal …
Read More »How I Thwarted Togolese Voters, Secured Volta For President Akufo-Addo In 2016 – Hopeson Adorye Laments
A former National Security Ministry official, Hopeson Adorye has lamented the circumstances under which he recently lost his job. He states in one breath that he is unperturbed by the turn of events but also that his contributions to the party, particularly the rise to the presidency of Nana Addo …
Read More »Gunmen Stop Sermon And Rob Churchgoers In South Africa
Armed robbers invaded a Johannesburg church in South Africa and stole from the congregants at gunpoint over the weekend. The gunmen stopped the sermon before proceeding to collect cash and valuables from the people inside the Johannesburg Central SDA church, according to reports. The moment the gunmen stopped the preaching …
Read More »Ghana Wins Appeal In Norway Case
The Oslo Court of Appeal has in a unanimous decision dismissed an appeal filed by Jongsbru AS, the sellers of a property identified by Ghana for use as a chancery building in Oslo, Norway. The court considered the appeal by Jongsbru against the judgment of the Oslo District Court (High …
Read More »Ghana Vs South Korea: ‘Hunger’ Amongst Players Making It Difficult For Me To Make Decisions – Coach Otto Addo
Head coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, has revealed that the hunger of the players to play and succeed ahead of their next World Cup match in Qatar, is making it difficult for him to make decisions. Addressing a pre-match presser ahead of the team’s Group H game against …
Read More »Equatorial Guinea: World’s Longest-Serving President To Continue 43-Year-Rule
The world’s longest-serving president has won re-election in Equatorial Guinea to continue presiding over his authoritarian regime. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, 80, secured almost 95% of votes, officials announced six days after the election. “The results prove us right again,” Vice-President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the president’s son, said. “We …
Read More »WAEC To Adopt Serialisation Policy To Avert Exams Leakage – Dr. Bawumia
Ghana is currently in talks with member countries of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) over the adoption of its serialisation policy, Vice-President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has said. The policy of serialisation means that students at different examination centers and even at the same examination center will receive different questions …
Read More »“Invest More On Human Capital Development Than On Preparations For War” – African Governments Told
A Kenyan fiction writer and journalist, Tony Mochama, has called on African governments to invest more on developing the human resource base of the continent, than investing in wars. He, together with other African writers are asking governments to give more support to writers and publishers to help enhance the …
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