Real Madrid legend Pepe, known for his fierce dedication on the pitch, has demonstrated a similar commitment to tackling a health challenge off the field: diabetes. The Portuguese defender has sponsored research at the University of Porto’s medical faculty with an €18,000 scholarship, aiming to advance treatments for complications caused …
Read More »Landmark Conviction: Former LRA Commander Sentenced to 40 Years in Ugandan Court
In a significant development for justice in Uganda, a Ugandan court has sentenced Thomas Kwoyelo, a former commander in the notorious Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), to 40 years in prison. This landmark verdict follows a war crimes trial in which Kwoyelo was found guilty of 44 charges, including murder, rape, …
Read More »Upper East Region: Military Accident Claims One Life, Injures Five
A devastating accident has claimed the life of one military officer and left five others in critical condition in the Upper East Region. The incident, which occurred near Binduri, involved a military vehicle belonging to the 11 Mechanised Battalion in Bawku. According to eyewitness accounts, the vehicle, with …
Read More »Samartex Hands Over 21 Modern Bedrooms to Ghana Police Service
In a gesture of support and community responsibility, Samartex Timber and Plywood Company Limited has built and furnished a 21-bedroom structure for the Ghana Police Service in Samreboi. The handover ceremony, which took place on October 15, 2024, highlights the company’s commitment to fostering a safe and secure environment …
Read More »13 PERISH IN BUS ACCIDENT ON KUMASI-ENCHI ROAD
The accident has impacted communities across the region, as confirmed police sources revealed that the victims include seven males, five females, and one child, with residents from Asankrangwa, Samreboi, and Enchi on board the bus. This tragedy underscores the dangers inherent in road travel and highlights the urgent need …
Read More »Dr. Aryee Slams Concerns Over National Cathedral Staff Salaries Amidst Construction Stoppage
Dr. Joyce Aryee, a member of the National Cathedral’s board of trustees, has dismissed concerns about staff payments during the project’s construction halt, calling them “ridiculous”. Her remarks come amid growing public unease over the project’s stalled progress and its potential impact on staff salaries. Speaking at a …
Read More »Professor Gyampo Exposes 2020 Election Myth:Anti-Galamsey Efforts Did Not Cost The NPP
Professor Ransford Gyampo, a vocal advocate against illegal mining, has penned an open letter to President Akufo-Addo, urging him to take decisive action against the menace. In his letter, Professor Gyampo directly addresses two key arguments often used to downplay the severity of the issue and justify inaction. …
Read More »GNFS Swift Response Contains Lashibi Fire, Saving Lives and Limiting Damage
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) demonstrated its swift and effective response to a fire outbreak in Lashibi, near Kojo Villa, on Saturday, October 12, 2024. The fire, which engulfed multiple wooden structures used as dwellings, was brought under control within a short period, preventing any fatalities. The …
Read More »Restoring Ghana’s Polluted Water is a Decade-long task-Toxicologist
Dr. Bright Boafo Boamah, a medical doctor and toxicologist, has sounded the alarm about the devastating impact of illegal mining, known as “galamsey,” on Ghana’s water bodies. He has warned that it could take a staggering 10 to 15 years to restore these vital resources, highlighting the immense challenge …
Read More »Deputy Minister, Hon.Duker Proposes Case-by-Case Approach to Galamsey, Rejects Blanket Ban
Hon. George Mireku Duker, Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, has stressed the importance of community engagement as the most effective strategy for tackling illegal mining (galamsey) in Ghana. He believes that engaging with communities in mining areas is crucial to securing their support and shifting their mindset …
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