Новости за 18.08.2019

A group calling itself The Northern Network for Education Development (NNED) has a strong warning to the General Assembly of the Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition (GNECC) to ensure it resolves the current internal impasse or face a derailment of all achievements chalked. According to a statement signed by its Coordinator, Gaskin Dassah, NNED has observed with concern the current happenings in the Coalition and believes this is not good for the Educational system in the country. ...

President Akufo-Addo has presented agricultural equipment to the Agricultural Mechanisation Centre at Wulensi, in the Northern Region. The equipment, comprising tractors, power tillers, harvesters, ploughs, amongst others, were presented by the President on Friday, 16th August 2019, as part his 2-day tour of the Northern Region. The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto, who was also at the gathering, stated that the NPP government of President Kufuor started bui ...

The Health Minister, Kweku Abemang-Menu says his outfit is seeking financial clearance from the Finance Ministry to commence the recruitment of nurses and midwives who completed their training in 2017 and 2018. According to the Minister, the recruitment is part of a grand agenda by the Health Ministry to employ 53,000 nurses and midwives across the country. Mr. Agyemang-Manu made these known at Issa, the capital of the Daffiama-Bisie-Issa district of the Upper West Region during a vi ...

The Ghanaian Women Association of Georgia (GWAG) based in the United States of America, has donated medical items worth US$40,000 to the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital. The items, presented to the hospital in Accra on Friday, were to help improve the level of care given to women and children at the hospital. It included disposable earplugs, cardiac health dressing kits, simplex dressing kits, digital tens units for symptomatic pain relief, multi-position upper-body warming blanket and ...

The Centre Coordinator for the Takoradi Campus of Valley View University, Pastor Ebenezer Quaye, has called on heads of educational institutions to focus on producing ethically conscious technocrats in a bid to curb white collar crime. Speaking in an interview with ModernGhana Western Regional Correspondent, Lord Kweku Sekyi, Pastor Quaye, said VVU offers a holistic educational environment that targets students 39; physical, emotional as well as social needs for a balanced life. He ...