Mining Contractors Put on Notice Over Wages and Conditions of Service
Story By: Felix Ernest Odamtten / Muhammed Faisal Mustapha.... Minerals Commission has intensified its oversight of the country’s expanding contract...
Building Brands, Shaping Narratives, Navigating AI: The New Communications Agenda
By: Rutendo Nyamuda, Director of Brand Communications, Yellow Card For years, PR and communications were often treated as a supporting...
Moroccan Sahara: Greece Believes ‘Moroccan Proposal for Autonomy Could be Most Feasible Solution’ for Definitive Resolution of this Regional Conflict
Athens - Greece reaffirms its support for the Moroccan autonomy proposal, believing it "constitutes a serious and credible contribution to...
Mining Contractors Put on Notice Over Wages and Conditions of Service
Story By: Felix Ernest Odamtten / Muhammed Faisal Mustapha…. Minerals Commission has intensified its oversight of the country’s expanding contract mining regime, warning indigenous mining contractors that the drive for greater Ghanaian participation in the industry must not come at the expense of workers’ wages, welfare and conditions of service.
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National Chief Imam’s Educational Legacy Produces Another Outstanding Result …As Christian Student Achieves Aggregate 8
The Muhajirun African American Islamic Institute (AFRAMISCO) at Tema Community 23, an institution established with the support of National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, has demonstrated its commitment to Muslim-Christian coexistence after a Christian pupil emerged as the best-performing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidate in the district.
Dunkwa Chief’s 20th Anniversary Celebration Suspended
… Due To Unforseen Circumstances By Alex Boye The planned 20th anniversary anniversary of the enstoolment of the Chief of Dunkwa-On-Offin in the Central Region, Okofrobour Dr. Obeng Nuako III has been suspended until further notice. The suspension, according to information, was due to undisclosed reasons by the chief and
Asene Manso Akroso DCE To Distribute Assistive Items And Startup Equipment To PWDs
The District Chief Executive for Asene Manso Akroso District, Hon. Eric Ahinakwa, is set to officially distribute a range of assistive items and startup equipment to registered Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) in the district. The distribution exercise will take place at the forecourt of the Asene Manso Akroso District Assembly
Selecting schools after results a backward approach – Abuakwa South MP
Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Dr Kingsley Agyemang, has described the government’s decision to allow students to select senior high schools after the release of their Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results as a “backward approach”. His comments come amid growing frustration among parents and BECE candidates facing difficulties
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Beyond Akwasidae: Otumfuo’s Historic U.S. Visit
By Dr. Luther King Adinkrah When the drums of “Fontomfrom” sounded on the grounds of Bowie State University in Maryland on Sunday, August 30, 2026, they carried more than the rhythms of Akwasidae; they answered the symphonic sound of Bowie University’s Marching Band. For a moment, Maryland became an extension
The Billions Behind Ghana’s Tourism Treasures: Who Is Really Benefiting?
Story By Christian Ahodie Yaw- Volta Region. Ghana recorded US$4.34 billion in tourism receipts in 2025, but for communities protecting waterfalls, forests, mountains and cultural sites, the big question is whether the tourism boom is translating into roads, jobs, investment and sustainable development. Ghana’s tourism industry has every reason to
Malicious Incitement and Spiritual Defamation: A Growing Threat to Human Rights in Ghana
By Agnes Makafui Zokah A growing practice of publicly accusing individuals of being spiritually responsible for the death, illness or misfortune of relatives is raising serious concerns about human rights, personal safety and family cohesion in Ghana. The phenomenon, described by human rights advocates as “spiritual defamation,” has become