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Former Vice Chancellor of the University for Professional Studies (UPSA), Professor Joshua Alabi, has disclosed that he was not contacted to respond to the Auditor-General's report which made adverse findings against him and demanded that he refunds over GHȻ264,000 to the university. The Acting Audi
The Acting Auditor-General, Johnson Akuamoah Asiedu, has directed that former Vice Chancellor of the University for Professional Studies (UPSA), Professor Joshua Alabi be made to refund over GHȻ 260,000 expended in the procurement of legal services for the school between 2014 and 2017 without eviden
A total of 517 persons have died through road accidents in only two months of the year 2021. The figure, according to the Ghana Police Service is a significant increase in the 393 cases recorded in the same period last year. Of the 517 deaths recorded in January and February, the Ashanti region reco
Chairman of the Achimota Parent Teacher Association (PTA), Dr. Andre Kwasi-Kumah, has justified the selective application of rules to some students at the school in the midst of the controversy over the rejection of three students because of their dreadlocks. In backing the decision of the school, D
Management of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) has asked students who paid school fees after registration deadline to defer the academic year. A noticed released by the school management on March 23, has asked the affected students to act accordingly. “Management of the Ghana Institute of Jou
Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Boama Otukonor, has said the report by the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) which predicts a win for the NDC in the 2024 presidential elections, is not credible. Reacting to the report on 3FM's Midday News with Komla Adom, Mr.
The recent hullabaloo over the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and their allied forces (LGBTQI+) that has gained traction in the media landscape in Ghana is a bugbear and a bête noire to our hitherto Edenic culture, to say the least. Openly setting up an office in Dome, a suburb
80-year-old Nkrumaist, Comfort Boko Mensah, has urged political leaders to always seek the interest of the people and the country first other than their personal gains. According to her, Ghana under Dr. Kwame Nkrumah is no longer the same. She blames political leaders for what she calls "backwardnes
Pupils in the Naaga Basic School in the Kasena-Nankana Municipality of the Upper East Region will no longer sit on the bare floor or lie on the bellies to learn following the donation of desks to the school through the instrumentality of one of their teachers, Desmond Kampoe. TV3 first reported on t
A collation of local and international groups that identify themselves as friends of Ghana has written an open letter to the president, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, expressing their displeasure at the ongoing prolonged prosecution and what they describe as an unfair treatment of Ernesto Yeboah, Comm
The Covid-19 case count in Ghana continues to spike. Isolation and treatment centers, remain full. Many others without symptoms continue to walk around. One year on, Ghana is still hanging on. Between March 12 2020 and now, over 650 people have died. Ghana’s total confirmed case count is nearing 90,
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), James Oppong-Boanuh, has been petitioned to remove DSP Oppong Agyare Francis as the Kassena-Nankana Municipal Police Commander, over what the petitioner describes as his “lackadaisical approach” to rising cases of robberies in the area. There have been several
Ghana’s coastline provides for several millions of people, a source of livelihood. From fishing to other economic activities, there is something for everyone. However long-standing issues of pollution and open defecation remain a challenge. In this story, Komla Adom reports from Chorkor Chemuenaa wh
Legal practitioner, Captain Retired Nkrabea Effah Dartey says the death penalty in the statute books should remain as the punishment for persons who commit murder. He is of the view that it is expedient to instill discipline into society. The two suspects in the four missing Takoradi girls case, Sam
The Ghana Film Authority has announced it will from May 2021, commence an exercise of previewing and classifying all audio-visual content before it is allowed to be exhibited or put on air. The authority is mandated by the Development and Classification of Film Act, 2016 (Act, 935) to among other th
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