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Ghana and Qatar sign five MOU’s
on: by Radia Sambare
The governments of the Republic of Ghana and State of Qatar have signed five Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) for the establishment of partnerships between the two countries. This signing ceremony took place on Tuesday, 13th November, 2018, when the President of
KNUST reopens on Nov14
on: by Radia Sambare
Finally, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is scheduled to reopen on Wednesday, November 14. The school was shut down after students staged a violent protest against what they describe as oppression from the school authorities. The school
Specialized committee to vet Minister designates – Speaker reveals
on: by Radia Sambare
Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Aaron Oquaye has disclosed that the House is considering a revised system where specialised committees will vet ministers appointed by the president. Under the current system, the Appointments Committee of parliament vets all ministerial nominees. Should
New KNUST council to be sworn in today
on: by Radia Sambare
New members who are joining the Governing Council of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) will be sworn into office today, Graphic Online has gathered. The about six new members will be joining the remaining nine members, including
Italy brings together Libya rivals on conference sidelines
on: by Fernil News
Italy’s premier hosted a meeting Tuesday of Libya’s rival leaders on the sidelines of a conference aiming to help its former colony crack down on Islamic militants and human trafficking. Photos of the encounter show Premier Giuseppe Conte presiding over a
Over 300,000 Congolese repatriated from Angola
on: by Radia Sambare
The United Nations is warning that the mass eviction of Congolese refugees, over 330,000 of them, from Angola may trigger a humanitarian crisis. Last month alone, hundreds of thousands of people who are originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo were
7,500-year-old footprints discovered in Turkey
on: by Fernil News
Turkish archeologists discovered two 7,500-year-old footprints in the northwestern Bursa province of Turkey. Necmi Karul, an archeology professor at Istanbul University, who also leads the excavations the Aktopraklık settlement, told Anadolu Agency that archeologists found two “alternate” footprints on the base
NIA issues 14,888 cards to Adenta residents
on: by Radia Sambare
The National Identification Authority (NIA) has so far been able to register 14,888 people and issued them with instant National Identification Card at Adentan. This was attained in the first week of the exercise which lasted for six days. The registration