At Tema General Hospital, they also directed me to go to UGMC. I have walked for a while now, and I’m tired. I don’t know what to do. I decided to go there, but they told me I couldn’t pay the bills.
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CETAG members in all 46 Colleges of Education on June 14, embarked on strike action over the government’s delay in implementing their National Labour Commission’s Arbitral Award and negotiated service condition
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The substitute latched onto a ball that was headed into his path and struck it home from close range to secure the winner in the 89th minute.
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Socialite and actress, Efia Odo has shared some experiences about her journey in the entertainment industry. While opening up about her friendship with people in the industry, the actress said she’s realized that people in the industry only use each other for business purposes, stressing that there’s no real friendship. According to her, she does […]
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These events are set to honor Esther Smith’s outstanding contributions to the music industry and mark her grand return after several years of absence.
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“Migration of professionals is not inherently a bad thing, it must happen in an organized manner,” he said
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“It’s part of the IMF agreement. As part of their agreement with the IMF to increase revenue, they’ve locked COVID inside
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Some delegates from Manhyia South, North, Bantama, Suame, and other Constituencies said, “In 2008, the economy was good, and we failed to break the 8. In our second attempt, the economy is against us and the NDC’s pressure is very intense, we are approaching the election with a divided front. It is better to conclude that the game is over for us.”
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Daasebre Asumadu Appiah also stressed the importance of involving traditional leaders [Nananom] in managing natural resources. As the custodians of the land, they should have a significant role in overseeing mining activities
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“We demand that the Colleges of Education be closed, and students allowed to return home since it has been more than 21 days without students engaging with their teachers. There should be a consideration of the implementation of the IN-IN-OUT system so that level 400 trainees would return to campus since most of their tenancy agreements would expire in October. We can’t continue to bear this uncertainty,” Mr Opoku Duah said.
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