Day: April 10, 2017
Sacrificing Fishes For Oil; A ‘galamsey’ Threat Offshore
In Ghana, virtually every part is opened for mining. As a result, 8 out of the 10 regions are currently grappling with...
Ghana Amongst Countries With High Cost of Remitting Money
A new report published by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has shown that Ghana is amongst the...
Afenyo-Markin Replaces O. B. Amoah At ECOWAS Parliament
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Effutu constituency, Hon. Alexander Afenyo-Markin has been appointed by the...
Janet Jackson Reportedly Splits From Husband Wissam Al Mana
Multiple outlets are reporting that Janet Jackson’s marriage to Wissam Al Mana, her husband since 2012, is over. The...
Parenting Evolution Crusade Begins In Kumasi
The Community of Learning And Social Spectrum ‘CLASS’ has begun a parenting campaign dubbed ‘Never Asked Never...
Hong Kong Protester Jailed Over Anti-China Clashes
A Hong Kong technician was jailed for four years and nine months on Monday for rioting and arson during anti-China...
First UK Rail Freight Service To China To Depart
The first rail freight train from China to the UK arrived three months ago The first rail freight service from the UK...
Circus Arts Help Syrian Children Make New Life
Laughter rings out and there is an atmosphere of excitement and joyful chaos. Children are perched on stilts, others...
Committee Formed To Push For Proposed ‘Oti Region’
The chiefs and people of the eight traditional districts and areas of the proposed Oti area have authorised a Joint...
Tennis Star Kyrgios Could Make Top Five By Year’s End
Australia's mercurial tennis star Nick Kyrgios can reach the world's top five this year if he remains focused, American...
Anti-EU Party Suffers Major Slump In Finnish Election
Finland's jointly ruling eurosceptic Finns party saw its support tumble in municipal elections on Sunday, potentially...
N.Zealand PM Queries Sonny Bill Logo Cover-Up
New Zealand's prime minister on Monday criticised All Blacks star Sonny Bill Williams' decision to block out a...
Satirist Beloved In Australia and New Zealand Dies
One of Australia's most renowned satirists, John Clarke, has died. The New Zealand-born comedian and writer was famous...
Assad Allies Threaten To Act Against Further ‘aggression’
A joint command centre made up of forces from Russia, Iran and militias backing Syrian President Bashar al Assad...
PM Trudeau In France
On Sunday, near Arras in Northern France, a WWI battle centenary commemoration looked for all the world like a...
Village Life In the City
Gu Chen has slept and worked in the same one-room apartment in Beijing's ancient "hutong" neighbourhood of Beixinqiao...
Six Killed In Clashes During By-Election
Six people are dead and scores injured after police clashed with protesters during a by-election in Indian-administered...
COA Marks Global Peace Mission Festival
Dr. Duncan pointed out that for peace to prevail there must be love, truth and understanding Centre of Awareness (COA),...
No Cause For Alarm — GN Bank
It further observed that the banks security had been strengthened GN Bank has asked it customers to remain calm...