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The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), Africa Office, has called on Ghanaians to demand accountability from public officers for the realization of their human rights. CHRI specifically encourages Ghanaians to demand their human rights as guaranteed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rig
Government has finally made available the Justice Brobbey’s Commission report ahead of the 27th December referendum to decide on the creation of six new regions in the country. The Commission, led by Justice Brobbey, was set up by the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on October 17, 2017 to in
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that the UK can cancel Brexit without the permission of the other 27 EU members. The judges ruled that this could be done without altering the terms of Britain's membership. A group of anti-Brexit politicians and campaigners argued that the UK should be
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila says he will leave office after the 23 December poll, but may seek re-election in the future. Mr Kabila, 47, said he would remain in politics after the poll as "there is still a long journey ahead". He became president of the resource-rich African
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila says he will leave office after the 23 December poll, but may seek re-election in the future. Mr Kabila, 47, said he would remain in politics after the poll as "there is still a long journey ahead". He became president of the resource-rich African
Knowing the potential of TV3’s Music Music and what it has done in the past for artistes who now top charts, several underground artistes thronged the Datus Park at Kasoa Friday evening to try their luck on making it for the opening acts of the relaunch of show. The Friday bash dubbed 'Music meet Mu
The fifth episode of TV3’s date-matching reality show took a dramatic turn last Friday when 'showboy' Salty did what only few men will have the 'capa' to do. Given the opportunity to select one out of five gorgeous ladies who had expressed interest in him, this young man pulled a shocker – and he wa
The Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS) has said it is regrettable that the government through the Ministry of Health has initiated processes to have blood, among other medical supplies delivered nationwide by drones without consulting them. This comes after the Public Procure
The Energy Committee of Parliament has hinted it will soon order the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) to appear before the house to give account of its operations after declining earlier invitations. Ranking Member of the Committee, Adam Mutawakilu, disclosed the committee has not been able to look at TOR’s
The General Agricultural Workers' Union (GAWU) of Trades Union Congress (Ghana) has observed the results of government’s flagship programme, Planting for Food and Jobs, is not different from what they have previously seen after one year of its implementation. The Union observed that even though, the
YouTube has deleted thousands of videos promoting academic cheating in the last week after a BBC Trending investigation. The videos all advertised essay-writing services, which can lead to serious penalties for students. Facebook and Google have been asked by a regulator to stop making money from ad
A Rwandan court in the capital, Kigali, has acquitted government critic Diane Rwigara and her mother of charges of inciting insurrection and forgery. Ms Rwigara was imprisoned for over a year, after being barred from running in presidential elections against the long-standing incumbent Paul Kagame.
The Regent of Dagbon, in the Northern region, Kampakuya-Naa Andani Yakubu Abdulai, is calling on the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, to reconsider the progress report of the Committee of Eminent Chiefs which was presented at the Jubilee house on November 21, 2018. Read: Dagbon crisis: Take s
The Regent of Dagbon, in the Northern region, Kampakuya-Naa Andani Yakubu Abdulai, is calling on the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, to reconsider the progress report of the Committee of Eminent Chiefs which was presented at the Jubilee house on November 21, 2018. Read: Dagbon crisis: Take s
Workers of Takoradi International Company (TICO) have threatened to shut down the thermal power plant at Aboadze if management fails to address their concerns of “equal work, equal pay” by Monday, December 10. This was after the workers, including the engineers working on the 330MW combined cycle st
