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The Vice-Chancellors of Technical Universities of Ghana (VCTU-G), a non-profit organisation, has extended their felicitations to Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, the Minister of Education, for his appointment. The rich experience of Dr Adutwum, coupled with his tenacity and resilience, would greatly

 Johnson Asiedu Nketia, General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress has slammed critics against his appointment to the Parliamentary Service Board, saying their reasons are untenable. He disclosed that he is getting the opportunity to serve on the Board not as

It has emerged that in 2019, technical universities in Ghana lost GHS 105,345,171 to contract irregularities between January and December 2019. The worrying development was captured in the 2019 Auditor-General report looking at the accounts of Public Technical Universities and Polytechnics

The speaker of parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin and his good friend appeared Minister for parliamentary affairs Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu appeared to have clashed again . This time it is about the appointment of General Secretary of the National Democratic

The Member of Parliament for Ejisu lawyer John Kumah has lamented over budget allocation for Attorney-General’s office describing their budget allocation as woefully inadequate. He said the government has allocated GHc133 million as compared to the GHc146 million it was given

The Abibinsroma Foundation has urged the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) to make climate change issues an integral part of the assembly’s plan to ensure a safe environment for the people of Tema. The Foundation indicated that the Metropolis strives to develop

According to reports Two-thirds of the African population have expressed interest and are willing to accept the novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) vaccines but the various sentiments raised vary across the continent. In a survey conducted in 19 member countries, 91 per

The Education Ministry and other stakeholders have received a petition from the Gonjaland youth association on what they said are “some distortions of facts about the history of the Gonja Kingdom and the Savannah Region in some text books”. The petitioned