The Ghana Chamber of Mines has called on the government to be deliberate about developing mining host communities and not focus only on the revenue. The Chief Executive of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Dr Sulemanu Koney, said revenue from mining communities must not be left to sink into the Consolidated Fund but must be redirected into those communities to ...
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Former Botswana Trade Minister raises red flags on Africa trade agreements
Former Botswana Trade Minister and Special Advisor of UN Climate Change Champions, Bogolo Kenewendo, has raised concerns about the trade agreements between Africa and the Western world. She, therefore, called for advocacy among Africans on the trade negotiations, lamenting the trade agreements that were “unfairly tailored” for Africans. In an interview on The Point of View, Madam Bogolo Kenewendo emphasized the ...
Read More »MindFreedom Ghana takes mental Health education to Ngleshie Amanfro
Following the dedication of October as Mental Health Month, MindFreedom Ghana has collaborated with the Ngleshie Amanfro Polyclinic to educate the people in the Community on psychosocial issues. World Mental Health Day 2023, was held on the theme ‘Mental health is a universal human right’ Experts say the commemoration of Mental Health Day presents an opportunity for people and communities ...
Read More »IMF says China not to blame for Sub-Saharan Africa’s debt woes
A new report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has found that China is not the main cause of debt distress in Sub-Saharan Africa. The report, titled Regional Economic Outlook for Africa, found that Chinese loans account for just 6% of Sub-Saharan Africa’s public debt. According to the report, some 60.9 per cent of the region’s public debt is now domestic commercial borrowing with higher ...
Read More »Gaza strikes: Hamas-run health ministry says 700 killed in 24 hours
More than 700 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, the Hamas-run health ministry says. Israel’s military said it struck 400 “terror targets” and killed several Hamas commanders over the same period. It also declared that it would not reduce its attacks despite Hamas’s release of another two hostages. UN ...
Read More »Liberian president Weah to face opponent Boakai for 2nd time in runoff vote
Liberian President George Weah will face off against challenger Joseph Boakai for the second time in a Nov. 14 runoff vote, election officials in the West African nation said Tuesday. The results of the first round announced by Liberia’s National Elections Commission are the closest runoff since the end of the country’s back-to-back civil wars. Weah, a former international soccer ...
Read More »What Justice Atuguba said about Supreme Court errors [FULL ADDRESS]
former Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice William Atuguba, has criticised the decision by Supreme Court which nullified the election of James Gyakye Quayson as the MP for Assin North in 2020. Speaking at a public lecture organised by Solidare Ghana in collaboration with the University of Ghana on the theme: protecting our democracy; the role of the judiciary at ...
Read More »Contractors abandon Kumasi-Obuasi road expansion project, motorists worried
The Kumasi-Obuasi highway expansion project, which was started to address concerns about increasing crashes and vehicular traffic jams on the road, has been abandoned, leaving motorists and residents in the area to suffer. Vehicular traffic on the Nkronza-Pakyi section of the highway is distressing to road users, who have to contend with gullies that have formed on the edges of ...
Read More »Cabinet approves measures to sustain Ghana’s economic recovery
Cabinet has approved further economic measures to sustain Ghana’s progress towards economic recovery. The decision was aimed at further consolidating the stability of growth and tightening of spending. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and his Cabinet on October 20, began a three-day retreat to deliberate on the country’s economy and the humanitarian crisis that has hit many parts of Lower ...
Read More »Anti-witchcraft bill awaits presidential assent as suspects suffer
People labelled as witches or wizards continue to suffer at the hands of others, despite the passage of the criminal offences amendment bill by Parliament three months ago. The bill is among others to protect persons accused of witchcraft. The Criminal Offences (Amendment) Bill, also known as the anti-witchcraft bill, prohibits the activities of witch doctors or witch-finders. It also ...
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