Category: NEWS REMIX
Controversy erupts over DVLA’s five-country licensing scheme
The Chief Executive Officer of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Julius Neequaye Kotey, has faced widespread criticism on social medi [...]
PURC calls emergency meeting with ECG over fast-draining prepaid units
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has called an emergency meeting with the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) following widespread med [...]
EPA launches pilot project to restore Ghana’s polluted Birim River
Ghana’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has launched a pilot project to rehabilitate a heavily polluted section of the Birim River at Adiukro [...]
Gov’t officials divert LPG Fund, industry warns of strike action
The Ghanaian downstream oil industry is in uproar after allegations emerged that government officials have unlawfully redirected funds from the Liquef [...]
Mahama defends cocoa price cut
President John Dramani Mahama has mounted a full-scale defence of his government’s decision to reduce the producer price of cocoa, insisting the move [...]
Minority chases gov’t over prisons officers allowance
Pressure is mounting on National Democratic Congress government over delayed welfare payments to officers of the Ghana Prisons Service, as the Minorit [...]
Akwasi Acquah demands police investigation after removal of Bawumia billboard in Akim Oda
The Member of Parliament (MP) for the Akim Oda constituency, Hon. Alexander Akwasi Acquah, has reported the removal of a billboard bearing Dr. Baw [...]
‘We are not returning to dumsor, power supply remains stable’ – Ministry of Energy
Is dumsor back? How stable has the electricity been in your community? These are questions that can be answered individually.
Ghanaians have been c [...]
Government renames Kotoka International Airport to Accra International Airport
It all began as a rumour, but it has become a reality. It was all over the news that Ghana's government was planning to rename the nation's biggest in [...]
From rejection to resilience: How pain, family expectations and communal truth shape the Ghanaian spirit
Kwadwo Sarpong writes:
Yes, I sound like a wounded lion. Truth hurts, but facts cannot be hidden. Not all the clapping you hear is done with hands. [...]