Ashanti Region: 21 People Confirmed Dead In Fatal Accident On Juaso-Nkawkaw Road

Twenty-one persons have so far been confirmed dead following a fatal motor accident which occurred around the Pra-River Junction along the Juaso – Nkawkaw road, the police have said. According to a statement by the police, the accident happened on Friday

John Kumah: GJA Slams Media Sensationalism Surrounding Late MP’s Death

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has expressed dismay over the handling of former Deputy Minister of Finance, Dr John Kumah’s death by some media outlets. In a statement, the GJA criticised the lack of professionalism and sensitivity displayed in reporting on Dr. Kumah’s

ECOWAS Court Holds Training Programme On New Electronic Case Management System

The ECOWAS Court of Justice has begun a staff training programme on its new Electronic Case Management System (ECMS) that will digitalise the entire judicial process of the Court from filing to delivery of judgment. The training is running from March 10 to

Court To Start Trial Of 3 Accused Of Embezzling Church‘s Credit Union Cash

An Accra Circuit Court will on March 18, 2024, begin the trial of three persons accused of embezzling GH₵382,221 depositors' funds from a church’s credit union. The accused include Joseph Acheampong, a Consultant/Manager, Kenneth Osei-Ansong, a Recovery Officer and Esther Ofori,

‘It’s God-Glorifying’: Signs Of Revival Breaking Out At Innovative Christian Night Club in Nashville

Night clubs are not often known for their redemptive value, but one faith-based hot spot in Nashville, TN is hoping to change that. The Cove is an 18-and-up, pop-up Christian nightclub that was started last year by seven Black Christian men

We’ll Advocate For The Repeal Of Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill If Akufo-Addo Signs It – CDD

The Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has affirmed its commitment to advocating for the repeal of the Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Value Bill, popularly known as the Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill, should President Akufo-Addo sign it into law. Professor Henry Kwasi

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