The National Peace Council (NPC) has developed conflict complaint and conflict alertness forms to facilitate reporting of such issues by persons who wish to do so. The Council in a statement issued on July 4 said the newly developed measure would “strengthen early warning and response mechanisms as well …
Read More »Austin Gamey To Government: Free SHS Must Target Only The Poor
The Labour expert, Austin Gamey wants the government to review some of its flagship programmes, especially the Free Senior High School (SHS) education to target only the poor. Ghana is currently engaging the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to agree on a bailout plan at a time when its public finances …
Read More »MPs Ex Gratia Case: Supreme Court Set To Deliver Judgement On 23 November
A seven-member Supreme Court panel presided over by the Chief Justice, Anin Yeboah, has set Wednesday 23 November 2022, as date for judgement in the case seeking interpretation of Article 71 of the 1992 constitution on the payment of Ex Gratia to member of Parliament among others. Private legal practitioner, …
Read More »CMCE Urges Government To Adopt Child Care Centers Due To Role In National Development
An appeal has gone to the government to adopt child care centers in the country, especially in the rural communities. Such a move, according to the Coalition of Maternal Health and Citizen Empowerment (CMCE), would offer mothers an appropriate environment to keep their children during working hours. The Executive …
Read More »Supreme Court Preserves Key Evidence Against Former SSNIT Boss
The Supreme Court has, in a unanimous decision, dismissed a case filed by former Director-General of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), Ernest Thompson. The court turned down his request to set aside two Special Audit Reports on the operation of an Operational Business Suite acquired by SSNIT. …
Read More »Ghana May Lose Corruption Fight In Unimaginable Ways – Special Prosecutor Reacts To Court Decision On Sir John’s Frozen Assets
The Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, has indicated that the High Court’s decision on the assets of the late Forestry Commission CEO, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, popularly known as ‘Sir John’, can have a negative impact on the country’s fight against corruption. According to him, if the ruling is left to stand, …
Read More »Tight Security At Ghana-Burkina Border After Deadly Attack On Sunday
State security agencies including the Ghana Immigration Service have beefed up security at Mognori in the Bawku municipality and Bansi in the Binduri district of the Upper East Region following attacks by some unknown gunmen. The attack on Sunday night is said to have left two including a local …
Read More »Public Services Workers Declare Indefinite Nationwide Strike
Members of the Public Services Workers Union (PSWU) of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) have lay down their tools starting Tuesday, July 19, 2022. According to the workers, they are overwhelmed by the burden brought to them by the prevailing economic hardships in the country. As a result, staff of …
Read More »Special Prosecutor Fights High Court Judge Over Refusal To Freeze Sir John’s Assets
The Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng appears aggrieved over a decision of an Accra High Court Judge to reject his application for the confirmation of the freezing order for the late CEO of the Forestry Commission, Kwadwo Owusu-Afriyie aka Sir John’s estate. A press release issued by the Special Prosecutor clarified …
Read More »Massive Demo At Tema Port
The local unions of the Ghana Ports and Harbour Authority (GPHA) have begun their intended massive demonstration to protest the agreement signed with Meridian Ports Services (MPS) ceding the port operations to it. The MPS-GPHA concession agreement signed under former President John Dramani Mahama administration in 2015 allows MPS to …
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