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Ghana’s UEW counts losses after students protest
on: by Radia Sambare
The Governing Council of the University of Education, Winneba has calculated the total cost of destruction of properties during protests by students of the school at GHc 250,000. According to John Darko, a Member of the Governing Council of UEW, facilities
Kotoka International Airport moves to curb extortion
on: by Radia Sambare
As part of measures to curb corruption at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA), and by extension other airports in Ghana, the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has posted warning notices in almost all offices at its facilities. The notices are to
Ghana’s revamped Anglogold Ashanti to pour first gold by end of year
on: by Radia Sambare
AngloGold Ashanti’s revamped Obuasi mine will which was started in 2018, is on track to produce its first gold at the end of this year and to build-up to its full production rate during 2020, the miner has said. With an
Angola mine collapse leaves 30 dead
on: by Radia Sambare
A deadly mine collapse in Angola has unfortunately left at least 30 people dead. The incident occurred in Chipindo municipality in Angola’s south-west Huila Province as illegal gold miners mined for gold, the state media reported on Sunday. Radio Nacional de
Govt condemns assault on Ghanaian times journalist
on: by Radia Sambare
The government has expressed its disgust at the attack on three Ghanaian Times journalists by some police officers. Addressing the press on Sunday, the Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said he has had discussions with the Editor of the newspaper and
Ethiopian airline crash: Abiy’s reform get trump support
on: by Radia Sambare
Ethiopian Prime Minister has confirmed he received a call from president of the united States, Donald Trump, on Friday. The exchange between the two centered on events arising from the deadly plane crash of March 10. Trump spoke about the strength
Thanks for your support after crash-Ethiopian airlines to Ghanaians
on: by Radia Sambare
The Management of Ethiopian Airlines in Ghana has praised the Government and the people of Ghana for the support it has received during this period of pain. The President of Ghana Nana Akuffo Addo was among the first global leaders to
Ghana’s repeated law students boycott classes
on: by Radia Sambare
Students of the Ghana School of Law, who unfortunately failed their examinations, have resolved not to attend ‘Special Classes’ prepared for repeated students. Out of 525 students who sat for the Law exams, only 64 passed in all the papers. Two