School Pupils Kick Out For Wearing Their Air Cadets uniforms
Angry parents have criticised a school after senior teachers sent home children wearing their Air Cadets uniforms on Armistice Day because it breached its uniform rules. Pupils at Smeston Sports Academy, in Wolverhampton, had donned their blue uniforms in honour … Continue reading →
Egypt Lifts State Of Emergency And Curfew
Egypt’s state of emergency and curfew have been lifted, the government has announced. The move came two days earlier than expected, after a court ruling. The state of emergency and the night-time curfew were introduced on 14 August after security … Continue reading →
PSGH Protests Arrest Of Member
The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) has called on the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) to immediately release a member of the association, Agyemang Badu, who is in their custody for allegedly selling expired drugs imported by Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Company … Continue reading →
Rare Commendation For IGP
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) has received a rare commendation from Vice President Amissah-Aruthur obviously raising the morale of the chief cop of the country. During the commissioning of a novelty, a Command and Staff College for the Ghana … Continue reading →
Veterans Lament Homelessness
Most veterans in Kumasi, the Ashanti regional capital, are said to be struggling to secure accommodation. The unfortunate veterans were evicted when work on the Kumasi Sofoline Project started some years ago. But after their ejection, no mechanism was put … Continue reading →
Muslims Welcome New Year
THE NATIONAL Chief Imam last Saturday led hundreds of Muslims to usher in the Islamic lunar New Year, 1435 at the Press Centre in Accra, last Saturday. It was the first time that a formal arrangement was accorded the event. … Continue reading →
Omanhene Salutes Koforidua Catholic Church
THE CATHOLIC Church in Koforidua has won the admiration of the Omanhene of the New Juaben Traditional Area, Daasebre Prof(Emeritus) Oti Boateng, for what he said is their ability to foster a harmonious relationship between themselves and the traditional area. … Continue reading →
8 Grabbed Over Chief’s Murder
DAILY GUIDEÂ can confirm that eight men have been arrested at Seikwa in connection with the murder of Nana Kwaku Dwomo Ankoana II, the Paramount Chief of Seikwa, which occurred a week ago. The eight suspects, all residents of Seikwa, were … Continue reading →
2 Robbers Get 100 Years
A bicycle repairer and bar attendant, who robbed a taxi cab from its driver at gunpoint , were yesterday sentenced to 100 years by an Accra Circuit Court. The accused persons, Kwabena Badu and Samson Sam, were convicted after the … Continue reading →
Soldiers Chase Freko From Kejetia
A JOINT military and police team on Monday morning stormed the Kejetia Bus Terminal in Kumasi in a ‘Rambo’ style to chase away Freko FD Company Limited, who until Monday, were the managers of the facility. The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly … Continue reading →
Vikileaks (3) The Money & The Glory
Ms. Victoria Hammah represents most government appointees inasmuch as the obsession with lining their pockets is concerned. Her ultimate dream of hitting the $1m mark in her bank accounts under the current political administration is not an outrageous dream; it … Continue reading →
Ayalingo Dragged To Court Again
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Robert Ayalingo, Brong Ahafo Regional Police Commander, has been dragged to the court again for overstaying his one-year tenure after attaining the compulsory retiring age. DCOP Ayalingo, popularly referred to as ‘BA Mugabe’ following his … Continue reading →
GIS Deputy Directors Assume Roles
Following their recent appointments by President John Mahama, three deputy directors have assumed their new roles. Assistant Director of Immigration (ADI) Baaba Victoria Ninette Asare, the new Acting Deputy Director of Legal Affairs is a product of the University of … Continue reading →
…Of Monstrous Corruption And The Ordinary Ghanaian’s Cries For Help
In democracy, we vote for leaders to serve the people. In Africa though, leaders who find themselves in positions of power rather than serve the poor, end up amassing wealth for themselves, cronies, hangers-on, wives, girlfriends, mistresses and praise-singers. So … Continue reading →
Thousands Attend ‘Glo Slide & Bounce’ Concert In Kumasi
Glo, one of the mobile telecommunication giants last Saturday organised a musical concert dubbed ‘Glo Slide &Bounce’ at the Jubilee Park in Kumasi to entertain its subscribers as well as Ghanaian music fans. The musical concert attracted over 10,000 music … Continue reading →
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