Newly elected Assembly and Unit Committee members across the country will be sworn-in today, Thursday, January 23, 2020. The induction ceremony will pave way for the Assembly Members to officially commence work. Today’s ceremony will exclude three district assemblies because they could not hold their elections during the national exercise that took place on December 17, […] The post Newly
The Electoral Commission (EC) has set April 18, 2020 as the date for the compilation of the new voters’ register. This was announced by the Deputy Chairperson of the EC in charge of Operations, Samuel Tettey. The exercise is expected to be completed by May 30, 2020 after which an exhibition exercise will be conducted […] The post EC to begin voter registration exercise
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Ghana’s security architecture is set to receive a major boost following an announcement by the United States government of a US$ 3 million support to help in fighting border-related crime. Speaking at the launch of the National Border Fusion Centre in Accra, U.S Assistant Secretary of State, Kirsten Madison, said the fund will assist in […] The post Ghana
A young man with name Nuetey Latif Ahinguah has been slapped with a 12-month prison sentence with hard labour for impersonating the Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta on social media. On Wednesday, January 22, Nuetey Latif Ahinguah, also known as Oliver and Emmanuel Asare, appeared before the Kaneshie Magistrate court in Accra for defrauding by […] The post Man
The government under a nationwide surveillance program, dubbed the Alpha Project, is expected to purchase 10,000 security cameras for National security operatives. Revealing details of the initiative, the Minister of Defense, Dominic Nitiwul, explained that this formed part of efforts aimed at reducing crime across the country. Speaking to Citi News on the Alpha Project, […] The post Alpha
Professor John Gatsi, the Dean of the School of Business at the University of Cape Coast, has continued his criticism of the FX Development Committee saying it amounts to the “highest point of political interference.” He had argued, in an earlier piece he wrote that the committee was usurping the powers of the Bank of […] The post FX
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