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Canadian Embassy goes biometric
on: by Sebastian Oteng
As part of the measures to control security risks, and to facilitate identification procedures, the government of Canada will on July 31, 2018 commerce the use of biometrics procedures for all its applicant. All applicants from Europe, the Middle East, and
Indonesia: 292 crocodiles killed to avenge man’s death
on: by Fernil News
Indonesian villagers armed with knives, hammers and clubs slaughtered 292 crocodiles in revenge for the death of a man killed by a crocodile at a breeding farm, an official said on Monday. Photographs released by Antara News Agency showed bloodied carcasses
No fishing in August, government declares
on: by Fernil News
Government has announced a closed season for the month of August, during which no fishing activity will be permitted in Ghana’s marine waters – with the tuna fleet excepted. The directive, which affects all other fleets including artisanal fisheries, is in
Two France fans die as violence erupts across the country after World Cup win
on: by Fernil News
Two French football supporters have died as violence erupted across the country following Les Bleus ’ World Cup triumph. Some of the worst scenes were in central Paris, where the Champs Élysées remained closed in the early hours of Monday following
Tunisia coach Nabil Maaloul quits to join Qatari club
on: by Fernil News
Tunisia’s World Cup coach Nabil Maaloul has left his job in order to take charge of Qatari league champions Al Duhail. Maaloul, who turns 56 later this month, takes over from Djamel Belmadi, who quit and is widely expected to be
France are 2018 World Cup champions
on: by Fernil News
France won the Fifa World Cup for the second time by overcoming Croatia’s bold challenge in a thrilling final in Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium. Didier Deschamps’ side repeated the success on home soil at France ’98 by a margin that hardly looked
Family planning, key to achieving SDGs – NPC
on: by Sebastian Oteng
Dr. Leticia Adelaide Appiah, Executive Director, National Population Council, has said family planning hold the key to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). She underscored the need for voluntary family planning to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger towards achieving universal primary education,
Number of Ghanaians stranded in Libya still unknown – Foreign Affairs
on: by Sebastian Oteng
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Minister Shirley Ayokor Botchwey has told Parliament that the government is yet to establish the actual number of Ghanaians stranded in Libya. They were, however, doing everything through Ghana’s Missions in Valletta, Malta, Tripoli and