Alleged $5m bribe: “I did not peddle falsehood against Chief Justice” – Kwasi Afrifa tells High Court

The lawyer at the centre of the alleged $5 million bribe involving the Chief Justice, Kwasi Afrifa, says he did not peddle falsehood against the Chief Justice. He insists he was not reckless but rather simply stated what he had been told by his client. Mr Afrifa is in the High Court seeking to set […]

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Norsaac commended for training teachers on RHE

Norsaac, a civil society organisation, has been commended for partnering with the Ghana Education Service (GES) to train some teachers in the Northern and North East Regions to effectively deliver Reproductive Health Education (RHE) to students. Mr Abdulai Abdul Salam, School Health Education Programme Coordinator at the Zabzugu District Education Directorate, and Mr Mohammed Yazidu, […]

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SMEs to benefit from training programmes to boost growth

Some 90 Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) will benefit from a Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises (SCORE) training programme to boost the growth and productivity of SMEs to create jobs. The programme, an initiative of Invest for jobs, a special initiative on training and job creation, to improve the business ecosystem in some selected […]

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MTN launches maiden edition of MoMo technology fair at Tarkwa

Mr Prince Owusu Nyarko, Regional Senior Manager for MTN Ghana South West, has launched the maiden edition of the MoMo technology fair under the theme, “Promoting Brighter Lives Through Technology and Digital Enablement”. The three-day fair, which is currently underway at Tarkwa in the Western Region brought together businesses in Tarkwa and its environs through […]

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New JHS curriculum on hold, other details

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has deferred the implementation of the Common Core Programme (CCP), the new curriculum developed for the junior high school. The new curriculum would rather be implemented next academic year, after enough sensitisation, the GES stated, and therefore requested teachers to continue to use the old curriculum to teach. Training The […]

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Teachers not working for long hours; intended strike baseless – GES

The Ghana Education Service  (GES), says the pre-tertiary teacher unions have no basis to embark on industrial action. The unions, the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), and the Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT) are unhappy over what they claim are inadequate teaching and learning resources, contact and […]

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Nigeria’s state oil company makes first profit in 44 years

Nigeria’s state oil company has made a profit for the first time in its 44-year history, the government has announced. President Muhammadu Buhari, who is also the senior petroleum minister, said this was in line with the “prudent management of resources”. The 2020 profit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) was recorded as $700m […]

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