Transparency International since 1995 annually releases its Corruption Perception Index, a ranking of countries by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, as determined by expert assessments and opinion surveys. Just last week the group released the 2019 edition of the rankings which has seen Ghana fall two places further from its 78th position in 2018 to 80th, out of ...
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New Register: Chief Imam spokesman backs EC, calls demos needless
The Spokesperson for the National Chief Imam and Co-Chairperson of the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO), Sheikh Aremeyawo Shaibu, has described arguments against the compilation of a New Biometric Voters Register as unconvincing. Some Ghanaians including some civil society groups and the Interparty Resistance Against New Voters Register have kicked against the EC’s decision to compile a new voter’s ...
Read More »Meet the Cape Coast King who challenged the legitimacy of British authority
It is on record that King John Aggrey Essien of Oguaa (Cape Coast) was the first king in the 19th century to really have challenged the legitimacy of British authority. Organizing systematic protests against the British earned him the accolade as one of the African political martyrs of British imperialism, but not the first king of Cape Coast. King John ...
Read More »Government ready to distribute 307 Ambulances on Tuesday – Oppong-Nkrumah
The commissioning and distribution of 307 Ambulances to all the 275 constituencies nationwide as part of efforts to improve emergency healthcare delivery in Ghana would take place on Tuesday, January 28. Mr Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, the Information Minister, who announced this at a news conference in Accra on Sunday, said the digitised ICT system, tracking devices and labelling had been ...
Read More »Nyinahin bauxite: ‘Give us concession, CEO post’ – Tano-Offin chiefs tell ‘deceitful’ GIADEC
Traditional leaders of Tano-Offin have accused the Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) of opaqueness in its operations and plans as far as the mining of bauxite in the Nyinahin forest reserve in the Ashanti Region is concerned. In a statement of protest jointly signed by Nana Tabbri Gyansa III, Mpasaso Omanhene (No1); Nana Kusi Amankwaa Marfo II, Nkawie Paninhene; ...
Read More »‘Galamsey’ back in full swing as illegal miners ravage Oda River, Forest Reserve
After three years of intense war against illegal mining popularly known as ‘Galamsey’, it appears the efforts are not paying off as illegal miners continue to pillage Forest Reserves and pollute water bodies for gold. In the Oda River Forest Reserve in the Amansie Central District of the Ashanti region, seven hectors of the 16,000 hectors of Forest Reserve have been wiped ...
Read More »Here’s how to tell your partner what you want during sex
Many are shy about telling their partners what they they really want from sex. It’s time to change that. There are times when sex becomes too boring and too predictable. Sustaining intimacy in every relationship requires deliberate effort and you have to be bold and specific about what you need, want and enjoy. Assumptions aren’t a good choice in this ...
Read More »Women who date younger men have more satisfying relationships – New study shows
Women, how old are you than your partner? Does the age gap have any influence on the relationship? A new study has said that women who are at least 10 years older than their men are more likely to have a fulfilling and satisfying love relationship. The study focused on 200 women in heterosexual relationships and most of the respondents ...
Read More »Galamsey operators invade Oda River Forest Reserve
Hundreds of illegal miners have invaded the Oda River Forest Reserve in the Amansie Central District in the Ashanti Region, leaving officials of the Forestry Commission frustrated. The illegal miners, who are said to be riding on the shoulders of “big men” are depleting the 16,000-hectare forest with impunity. This came to light when the Minister of Lands and Natural ...
Read More »‘Import of basic food stuffs stopped due to Planting for Food & Jobs
The successful implementation of the Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) has cut the import of food stuffs from neighboring countries, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has told journalists at a press conference at the ongoing World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday, 23rd January, 2020. Describing the revival of Ghanaian agriculture as one of the outstanding developments that ...
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