Ms Mavis Nana Yaa Kyei, the Social Development and Gender Superintendent at AngloGold Ashanti Obuasi Mine, has underscored the importance of girl child education, saying that it is the surest
The Ahamansu Junction stretch of the Eastern Corridor Road in the Kadjebi District has developed cracks and potholes within two years of its construction and commissioning.
During the Ghana News
The Local Accountability Network (LANet), a district-level Citizen group initiative of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), is making significant strides in promoting financial accountability and transparency within Ghana’s local assemblies.
Government has been asked to continue to strengthen policies and opportunities that will empower the girl-child to achieve their full potential.
Madam Joana Anokyewaa, Headmistress of the State Experimental M/A
The Ministry of Roads and Highways has announced that investigations have begun to determine the actual cause of the recent blasting incident on the Kasoa-Winneba dualization project.
In a statement
Madam Genevieve Partington, Director of Amnesty International Ghana, has urged the Attorney General (AG) to lead the charge on a bill aimed at removing taxes on sanitary products.
She noted
Ms Mavis Nana Yaa Kyei, the Social Development and Gender Superintendent at AngloGold Ashanti Obuasi Mine, has underscored the importance of girl child education, saying that it is the surest
The Ahamansu Junction stretch of the Eastern Corridor Road in the Kadjebi District has developed cracks and potholes within two years of its construction and commissioning.
During the Ghana News
The Local Accountability Network (LANet), a district-level Citizen group initiative of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), is making significant strides in promoting financial accountability and transparency within Ghana’s local assemblies.
Government has been asked to continue to strengthen policies and opportunities that will empower the girl-child to achieve their full potential.
Madam Joana Anokyewaa, Headmistress of the State Experimental M/A
The Ministry of Roads and Highways has announced that investigations have begun to determine the actual cause of the recent blasting incident on the Kasoa-Winneba dualization project.
In a statement
Madam Genevieve Partington, Director of Amnesty International Ghana, has urged the Attorney General (AG) to lead the charge on a bill aimed at removing taxes on sanitary products.
She noted
