Новости за 23.01.2020

Motorist and Passengers who ply the Apremudo-Apowa road can now heave a sigh of great relief, following the relocation of the much-talked-about Apremudo Police barrier by the Western Regional Security council today It will be recalled that the Western Regional Minister, Kwabena Okyere Drako-Mensah, at a media soiree last week Thursday promised to move the barrier to a different location Tuesday but there was doubt when the police were still around. Passengers and drivers had a filled day W ...

The government under a nationwide surveillance program, dubbed the Alpha Project, is expected to purchase 10,000 security cameras for National security operatives in the country. Revealing details of the initiative, the Minister of Defense, Dominic Nitiwul, explained that this formed part of efforts aimed at reducing crime across the country. In an interview, Mr Nitiwul assured Ghanaians that the government will continue to resource the Ghana Armed Forces in their quest to prioritiz ...

Ghana rsquo;s efforts to improve border security and tackle maritime crimes have been given a major boost with the inauguration of a Border Fusion Centre (BFC) in Accra. The centre will be a one-stop shop where the security agencies will engage in multi-stakeholder approaches and share information to combat irregular migration, terrorism, piracy and other transnational crimes. It will also help address gaps in Ghana rsquo;s security architecture and bring the security agencies, such ...

The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) and the Millennium Promise Alliance (MPA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop a curriculum that will help the country achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The project, which will go on a pilot for one year, is dubbed the ldquo;Global Schools Programme rdquo;. A comprehensive curriculum on the SDGs will be developed, from which pupils from the basic up to the tertiary level will be taught i ...

A group calling itself Teachers and Trainees Advocacy (TTA) has described the campaign promise made by former President Mr John Dramani Mahama, to cancel the mandatory national service and licensure examination for teachers if elected as President in the 2020 election as damaging. It said the cancellation of the mandatory national service would endanger the future of teacher trainees as they would not be teachers forever but might seek employment in other professions which might need t ...