Two persons in Tempane on Saturday 23rd March 2024 drowned in a one village one dam at Tempane District in the Upper East Region. The Director of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), Adam Asaana confirmed the incident to this reporter.
Energy Minister Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh says there is no need for the Electricity of Ghana (ECG) to release a time table for the recent power outages popularly called dumsor in the country. Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh who is also the Member of Parliament for Manhyia South Constituency says the intermittent power supply in the country has not reach a level that warrants a time table as demanded by some people in the country.
The National Commission for Civic Education, Akuapem North Municipal Office, has engaged students of Mamfe Methodist Girls Senior High School on the theme Invest in women: accelerate progress as part of efforts to empower the girl-child.
The Coalition for an Effective African Court on Human and Peoples rsquo; Rights (also referred to as the African Court Coalition) has inducted into its membership the Communication for Development and Advocacy Consult (CDA CONSULT) based in Tema, Ghana.
A Tanzanian delegation was in the country to understudy the operations of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) in the petroleum downstream sector. The five-day visit by officials from the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy and the fuel agency was focused on NPA s effective regulation and administration of the petroleum downstream, which according to them, proved to be convenient, cost-effective and worth emulating.
The apparent impasse between the Executive and Legislative arms of government is dangerous for our democracy, as Mr. Abraham Koomson has stated and called on the Council of State to immediately intervene before it becomes a weapon to disrupt Ghana rsquo;s democracy.
Some street children in Accra found joy thanks to the benevolence of Travelwings Ghana, which treated them specially. Led by its Operations Manager, Travelwings presented assorted food items to the Muslim communities in Madina during Ramadan.
Founded in 2004, the International Writers rsquo; Workshop (IWW) at HKBU is a self-funded, non-profit programme supported solely by donations. Its goal is to invite writers and scholars from around the world to visit HKBU to engage in creativity-inspiring activities with local students, writers, and the general Hong Kong community, providing opportunities for cultural exchange within and outside the university campus.