Students secure injunction against end of semester examination at Cape Coast Technical University

Sixteen Cape Coast Technical University students have filed a motion on notice for an interlocutory injunction to restrain the university and its academic board from conducting the impending end of second-semester examinations for the 2020/21 academic year. The exams, which are expected to start on Monday, September 6, would have to be put on hold […]

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Return to constitutional order or be sanctioned – ECOWAS to Guinea coup leaders

The Economic Communicty of West African States (ECOWAS) has said it has noted with great concern the recent political developments which occurred in Conakry, Republic of Guinea. ECOWAS in a communique on Sunday condemned “with the greatest firmness this coup attempt on Sunday, September 5, 2021.” “ECOWAS demands respect for the physical integrity of the […]

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Sharing fake news can land you a huge fine or jail term

Sharing fake news can make you pay fine up to GH¢36,000 or be put into jail up to five years. This has been revealed in Samson Lardy Anyenini’s regular write-ups which he calls Samson’s Take. Read Samson’s take below: Samson’s take: Vaccine hesitancy is a major threat to our collective health and safety as Covid-19 […]

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Panelists point to what has to change in the 1992 Constitution

Panelists on Joy News’ Newsfile, Saturday September 4, expressed various opinions on what should be changed in the 1992 Constitution as the call for review of the ultimate law of the land intensifies. According to the Director of Advocacy and Policy Engagement of the Ghana Centre for Democratic Development, Dr. Kojo Asante, a new constitution would […]

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Gov’t officials will blame Covid-19 if they can’t impregnate their wives- Amaliba

Head of the legal team for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Abraham Amaliba, has said the Akufo-Addo-led administration uses Covid-19 as justification for its abysmal performance in government. According to him, the government finds every opportunity to blame their poor performance on Covid-19. Speaking on TV3’s New Day, the private legal practitioner said he has […]

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One Teacher, One Laptop: How to register

The “One Teacher, One Laptop” project has officially been launched by the Ghana Education Service (GES), Ministry of Education in collaboration with the three teacher unions (GNAT, NAGRAT, CCT-GH). The Service has revealed that the laptops are to supplement traditional classroom teaching with digital teaching. Moreover, the laptops are locally assembled and as results are […]

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National Council of PTAs dispatch team to SHSs to verify claims of food shortage

The National Council of PTAs says it has sent a team to Senior High Schools to verify claims of lack of food in some second cycle institutions in the country. PRO of the Council, Felicity Ahafianyo, said they have so far not received any complaints from members on the shortage of food in schools. She […]

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Ghana will witness more crimes – Prof. Kwesi Aning

The Director of the Faculty of Academic Affairs and Research, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Professor. Kwesi Aning, is predicting that Ghana will continue to witness an increase in crimes. His claim is based on the premise that crime is fast becoming a profitable venture in the country, hence leading to an increase in […]

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