The government has given assurance of its commitment to resource the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) to achieve its mandate. It has, therefore, pledged to honour its promise of tripling the budgetary allocation for the ministry this year. This was made known by a member of the Council of State, Dr Rabiatu Ammah, at the first ever Ghana Women’s summit organised by the MoGSCP at the State House in Accra. Speaking on behalf of the President, Mr John Dramani Mahama, Dr

The Sekondi-Takoradi Director of the Social Welfare Department, Madam Deborah Daisey Kwabia, has expressed disgust at the action by some unidentified men  impregnating mentally retarded women in the metropolis. She said the department had recorded three cases of pregnant mad women in the metropolis this year and her outfit was providing safety abode for them to deliver peacefully. Madam Kwabia told the media in Takoradi on Wednesday that it was a worrying situation because the department had to

A protestant Chaplain of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), the Very Rev. Dr Paul Kwabena Boafo, has urged Christians to adhere strictly to biblical principles in their endeavours. He said Christians seemed to relegate God’s teachings and expectations to the background and were doing what seemed right in their sight. “We seem to be saying, God we do not need you in our lives. We have made our own laws’,” he said. The Very Rev. Dr Boafo said that was responsible

The technical committee set up by the government to investigate the payment of GH¢75 million by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to its assign, Subah Infosolutions, for no apparent work done, has concluded its work, but details of its report have been wrapped tight. A member of the committee and Head of Tax Policy at the Ministry of Finance, Mr Tony Dzadzra, told the Daily Graphic Monday that the committee had presented its report to the Chief Director of the ministry. He would, however, not be