BREAKING: UEFA scrap away goals rule for all club competitions
The away goals rule has been scrapped for all Uefa club competitions, it has been confirmed. The away goals rule, initially used back in 1965,...
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Six journalists involved in accident at Akyem Oda
Six Journalists in the Eastern region escaped unhurt following an accident on the Akyem Oda – Akyem Asene road. The accident occurred Wednesday evening on...
Ghana is hard presently – Prince David Osei admits
Staunch New Patriotic Party (NPP) member, Prince David Osei has admitted that times are hard under the current administration under the tutelage of Nana Akufo...
Teacher remanded for assaulting pregnant colleague
A Takoradi Circuit Court on Wednesday, June 23 remanded a female trained teacher into prison custody for two weeks over charge of assault and threat...
Ghana has not gone back to days of dumsor, we’re just doing maintenance works – President Akufo-Addo assures
President Akufo-Addo has said Ghana has not gone back to the doom days of erratic power supply popularly known as Dumsor. According to him, although...
Baby washed away in Kumasi after Wednesday evening rains
A baby has been reportedly washed away in Sawaba in Kumasi following the Wednesday evening rains in the Ashanti regional capital. The baby was traveling...
Ghana paying $170m judgement debt is better because, it could have been worse – Former Energy Minister
A former Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko, has justified the government’s decision to terminate the power agreement with an independent contractor, Ghana Power Generation Company (GPCC)....
Gabon awarded $17million for protecting and maintaining its rainforest
Gabon has received $17 million (KSh 17 billion) in compensation for successfully reducing greenhouse gas emissions through reduced deforestation and forest degradation. The announcement was made on Tuesday, June 22, in a statement issued by the environment ministry, which stated that the payment was made after independent experts verified Gabon’s results. According to Gabon’s environment ministry, the first cash payment will be used to invest in local forestry projects. “The goal is to improve the income, livelihoods, and well-being of Gabonese communities,” it stated. It revealed that the country’s carbon emissions in 2016-17 were lower than annual figures for 2006-2015. The funds were distributed by the Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI), a United Nations-backed organization founded in 2015 with funding from international donors. The program provides financial incentives to Central African governments to pursue economic progress while preserving the region’s vast natural resources. Gabon, where forests cover 90% of the territory, is home to 18% of the Congo Basin forest, which is known as the world’s second lung after the Amazon Forests. Gabon will receive a total of...
VIDEO: Man with over 100 children dies; family demands his inclusion in Guinness Book of Records
The family of the late Torgbui Kofi Asilenu have expressed interest in having their father who had more than 100 children included in the Guinness...
He’s not even ashamed – Ghanaians react with rage to this photo of Bawumia kneeling before pupils studying without desk
Vice President Bawumia is in the trends again and this time it is about a photo that is making rounds where he is kneeling before...
