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STORY: RITA ADU GYAMFI Accra Polytechnic has held a one-day job-search seminar to equip students with the necessary ideas to help them secure better jobs which comes with good positions. Mr Albert Ocran, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Combert Impressions, who was the resource person for the seminar walked the students through some of the [...]
Read the rest of this story »Chief Inspector Aryokor of the Tema police has advised the general public, especially those who join commercial vehicles to their various destinations, to be watchful of new tactics employed by pick-pockets and armed robbers.
Read the rest of this story »Dr Charles Wereko Brobby, a defeated aspiring Chairman of the NPP, who had only 29 votes, has stated that there was fraud at the NPP congress where candidates openly paid for positions.
Read the rest of this story »A book on the achievements of former President Kufuor entitled ‘Kufuor and the Distinct Ghana’ has been unveiled in Accra.
Read the rest of this story »Mr. Matthias Akotia, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Brand Ghana has indicated that in promoting investment in a country, the country needs to be branded positively to investors.
Read the rest of this story »Alhaji Abdul Raman, the National Coordinator for the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP), has disclosed that his outfit would change the caterers presently cooking for school children under the scheme.
Read the rest of this story »Major Derrick Yaw Oduro, a leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), says the twenty per cent increase in taxes on local gin, popularly known as ‘Akpeteshie,’ is not a panacea to the recent upsurge of alcohol intake in the country.
Read the rest of this story »The General Secretary of the People’s National Convention (PNC), Mr Bernard Monah, has charged the NDC and the NPP to desist from politics of deception and falsehood. According to him, it is high time both parties stopped pointing accusing fingers at each other for their misfortunes, adding that “Ghana does not belong to the two [...]
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