The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says the Ghanaian people will not entrust power into the hands of the opposition National Democratic Congress in 2020 because of their determination to cancel the Free Senior High School policy. According to President Akufo-Addo, “I know that there are people in this country who don’t want this policy, who have ...
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Akufo-Addo ‘mocks’ NDC plan to scrap free SHS after 2020 comeback
President Akufo-Addo says Ghanaians will not entrust power into the hands of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2020, because of their determination to cancel the Free Senior High School policy. He said, “I know that there are people in this country who don’t want this policy, who have been campaigning against this policy. They are dreaming that they ...
Read More »Wash your ‘dirty’ faces – Badu Kobi replies women demonstrators
Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi, the founder and General Overseer of Glorious Wave International has subtly replied all women who have risen against him over his misogynistic comments. He challenged the women who staged a demonstration at his church a week ago to wash their dirty faces in order for him to be certain what they have on their face ...
Read More »Franklin Cudjoe must resign for insulting my American accent – Former Maritime boss
The former Director-General of the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), Mr Kwame Owusu, who used close to GHS1 million to renovate and expand a two-bedroom colonial-style property into a modern five-bedroom edifice with 13 air-conditioners, has asked the founding president of Imani Africa, Mr Franklin Cudjoe, to apologise to him for certain disparaging remarks the think-tanker made against him. Mr Owusu ...
Read More »48-page chip-embedded passports coming – Ayorkor Botchwey
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has announced an increase in the number of booklets and introduction of microchips into the Ghanaian passport as parts of an agenda to improve security features and service delivery for passport applicants in Ghana and abroad. Scores of citizens have often complained about the inability of the sector ministry to deal with ...
Read More »EC to compile fresh voter register for 2020 elections
It has now been confirmed that the Electoral Commission would compile a new voters’ register for the 2020 General elections. According to the commission, the need for the new voters’ register was necessitated by several factors which included the need to replace the outmoded biometric machines. Speaking in an interview with Radio Ghana in Kumasi, the Director of Electoral Services ...
Read More »Ghana Card Registration: NIA has no intention of excluding Voltarians – Palmdeti « Prev Next » Comments (3) WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Google+ Email This Print This National Identification Authority Building NIA says it has no such plans of excluding persons in the Volta region in the registration process The National Identification Authority (NIA) has dismissed reports that the Authority is seeking to exclude a section of Ghanaians in the ongoing registration of nationals. The response comes on the back of accusations by the NDC that the NIA is deliberately sabotaging the registration exercise in the Volta Region, a stronghold of the opposition party, to cut down on the number of people eligible for registration. But Head of Corporate Affairs for the Authority, Assistant Commissioner for Immigration (ACI), Francis Palmdeti in an interview with The Ghana Report debunked the claim saying the NIA has no such plans of excluding persons in the Volta region in the registration process. “It is not our intention to exclude people from registering. We want everybody who is eligible to register to do so. There is no truth to Mr. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah’s claim, not all,” he stressed. He explained that though there have been a few challenges with the exercise in the said region, it in no way suggests a deliberate attempt to sabotage the process as has been alleged by the opposition National Democratic Congress. “I will be shocked if all these officials who have been recruited from the region would subscribe to a certain grand plan or design to have their own compatriots excluded from the National Identity Register,” he said in buttressing his point. He assured Ghanaians of the NIA’s commitment to its given mandate saying the authority was in no way ready to compromise on that. “We will not benefit if people are unable to register, we can only benefit if people are registered and are using their Ghana card,” he added.
The National Identification Authority (NIA) has dismissed reports that the Authority is seeking to exclude a section of Ghanaians in the ongoing registration of nationals. The response comes on the back of accusations by the NDC that the NIA is deliberately sabotaging the registration exercise in the Volta Region, a stronghold of the opposition party, to cut down on the ...
Read More »Mahama wanted to give ECG to foreigners – John Boadu
General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu has called on Ghanaians to exercise patience as the Akufo-Addo government brings finality to the PDS Concession saga. According to him, the Akufo-Addo government does not intend to resurrect ‘dumsor’ which was inflicted on Ghanaians and their businesses by the NDC Administration, hence, the decision to suspend the operation ...
Read More »Amidu cautions against misrepresenting Special Prosecutor’s mandate
The Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has cautioned the general public against wrongly interpreting the jurisdiction and mandate of his office. In an article, Mr. Amidu said such misrepresentations could skew the expectations of his office by the public. He also said the “deliberate misperception about the jurisdiction of the Office is one sure way those who fear anti-corruption activism can ...
Read More »Amidu cautions against misrepresenting Special Prosecutor’s mandate
The Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu has cautioned the general public against wrongly interpreting the jurisdiction and mandate of his office. In an article, Mr. Amidu said such misrepresentations could skew the expectations of his office by the public. He also said the “deliberate misperception about the jurisdiction of the Office is one sure way those who fear anti-corruption activism can ...
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