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‘There was no flood at Terminal 3’ – KIA
Management of the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) has denied media reports that the newly constructed terminal 3 area was flooded…
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Prayers will only make you powerfully poor – Lecturer replies Duncan Williams
Theological Lecturer at the Baptist University College (BUC), Reverend Kofi Owusu has rubbished Archbishop Duncan William’s quest for Ghanaians to…
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Greedy, selfish pastors part of Ghana’s problems
The General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God Church, Ghana, Professor Paul Frimpong Manso has lashed out at greedy pastors…
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We’ve no ulterior motive for creation of new regions – Oppong Nkrumah
There’s no ulterior motive such as ethnic or political considerations underpinning the decision to create new regions as has been…
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Election of MMDCEs will be chaotic if not partisan- O.B Amoah
The election of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives will be chaotic if is it not conducted on a non-partisan…
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VIDEO: We were promised 1 District 1 Dam, not 1 House 1 Dam – Circle residents cry after Monday’s downpour
Some residents of Adabraka in Accra have taken a swipe at the government for failing to take steps to prevent…
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Freight rates for cocoa shipment to Europe slashed
The Ghana Shippers Authority and shippers ferrying Ghana’s cocoa exports to Europe have agreed to cut their freight charges by…
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Free SHS: My views same as Ofori-Atta’s – Mahama tells Akufo-Addo
The Mahama campaign says the observations of the former President, John Dramani Mahama regarding the Free SHS policy are consistent…
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Alcoholism cited as major contributor to mental health cases
Alcoholism is currently a major cause of mental health disorders in the Brong-Ahafo Region, Mr Joseph Yere, the Regional Mental…
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You can’t destroy the little you have – Agogo authorities tell ‘lawless’ students
The authorities of the Agogo State College have defended a decision to send home about 5,000 students following a violent…
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