Day: June 14, 2017
Kumasi Traders Ordered To Stop Selling On Pavements
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has ordered traders and hawkers off the pavements at Kejetia A statement signed...
Commerz Ladies Introduced To Empower Ghanaian Women
Commerz Ladies, an association of the female staff of Commerz Savings and Loans, has been launched to empower corporate...
Water Resources Commission To Establish A Unit For Dam Safety
The Water Resources Commission (WRC) is to establish a Dam Safety Unit that will inspect and ensure that dams and...
Child Rights International Hints Rehabilitation Programme For Children of Denkyire Obuasi
Child Rights International, has hinted that the excessive exposure of children of the late Major Maxwell Mahama is an...
Zambia Mulls Subsidizing Electricity For Production Sector
Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Tuesday said his government will find a way of subsidizing electricity on production...
Kenya’s Private Equity Raises US$30 Million To Fund SME
Kenya’s private equity fund that is backed by the private sector arm of the World Bank has raised about 30 million U....
Namibia’s Foreign Reserves Stand At US$1.89 Billion
Namibia’s preliminary stock of international reserves stood at 1.89 billion U. S. dollars (24.2 billion Namibian...
Nigerian Busted For Human Trafficking
A 35-year old Nigerian, Utham Nasir Ismail, has been arrested by Immigration Officers at the Aflao Border Post for...
Coalition Expresses Commitment To Deal With HIV Stigmatization
Mr Victor Attah Ntumi, Chairman of the Civil Society Forum, a group of organisations that are active players in HIV and...
Sudan Begins Trial of Top Activist Accused of Spying
The trial of a prominent Sudanese human rights activist accused of spying for foreign embassies opened on Wednesday in...
Xi Meets FIFA Boss As China Eyes World Cup
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with FIFA chief Gianni Infantino on Wednesday as the football world watches for signs...
Carrefour Pulls Dog Meat From Shelves In China
French retailer Carrefour has removed dog meat products from two supermarkets in China after an outcry from animal...
Sudan Begins Trial of Top Activist Accused of Spying
The trial of a prominent Sudanese human rights activist accused of spying for foreign embassies opened on Wednesday in...
Sri Lanka Vows Tougher Laws After Wave of Hate Crimes
Sri Lanka's prime minister Wednesday promised tougher legislation to deal with hate crimes after an upsurge in attacks...
Carrefour Pulls Dog Meat From Shelves In China
French retailer Carrefour has removed dog meat products from two supermarkets in China after an outcry from animal...
Tunisia Extends 2015 State of Emergency
Tunisia has extended for another four months a state of emergency in place since a 2015 jihadist attack, the...
Sri Lanka Vows Tougher Laws After Wave of Hate Crimes
Sri Lanka's prime minister Wednesday promised tougher legislation to deal with hate crimes after an upsurge in attacks...
100 Migrants Rescued From Desert In Niger
Around 100 Libya-bound migrants, including women, have been rescued from the Sahara desert in Niger after being...
Tunisia Extends 2015 State of Emergency
Tunisia has extended for another four months a state of emergency in place since a 2015 jihadist attack, the...