Category: News
Stop victimizing the Dormaahene – NDC to Judiciary Service
The NDC has accused the Judicial Council of victimizing the Dormaahene after the latter urged the Attorney General to discontinue the trial of Gyakye Quayson
Adisadel college bully should not be denied education – psychiatrist
A psychiatrist has waded into the debate surrounding what should be done to the Adisadel College student who bullied another student
Sherry Ayittey: Ghanaians mourn former health minister
The death has been reported of a former Minister of Environment, Science and Technology and a stalwart of the National Democratic Congress, NDC
Cecilia Dapaah: Ghanaians force Akufo-Addo’s girl to resign
In less than 24 hours, pressure from Ghanaians forced $1 million Akufo-Addo girl Cecilia Dapaah to resign as minister as she points accusing fingers the media
Cecilia Dapaah: let’s probe sources of the cash – Ato Forson
Minority Leader Cassiel Ato Forson has demanded that a probe be done into the sources of the millions of cash stolen from Cecilia Dapaah by her two house helps
Scandalous: John Mahama reacts to Cecilia Dapaah’s $1m cash
John Mahama has reacted to the case of house helps stealing $1 million cash from Cecilia Dapaah, Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources
Deborah Seyram: High court slaps side chick with GHS6,000
A High Court in Accra has removed the name of First Atlantic Bank as a co-defendant in the case filed against Ernest Kwasi Nimako by Deborah Seyram Adablah
Bugri Naabu calls on NIB to release his aide, receptionist
“Some people don’t have sense, even some of my telephone calls were in the tape…f I was recording will allow my personal matter to come inside?” Bugri Naabu
Advertisers on Meta platforms to pay at least 20% in taxes
According to an email for Meta, parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, advertisers in Ghana would pay 15% VAT alongside other levies
NPP national leaders caution corrupt regional executives
National executives of the NPP has warned the regional executives of the party to desist from charging parliamentary aspirants unapproved fees
