February 2018

About 265 slums at different stages of development have been identified in Accra, a senior lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dr. Prince K.Anokye has disclosed. Citing a recent research conducted…
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February 14 - Valentine’s Day - is observed by many every year as a day of love. It is a day that people show love or celebrate the love they have for their partners or others. But on Valentine’s Day, which fell on Wednesday, dancehall…
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Hiplife artiste Borax, has cut off his signature dreadlocks for a job in parliament. Known for his hit singles, ‘Nana Yaa’ and ‘Aseε Ho’, a song with highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, the musician has been off the music scene for a while…
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YFM, Ghana’s number One music station, has heard the calls of its loyal listeners to bring back the classic YFM show, Room Service. This decision, according to Management of the station is part of YFM’s 10th Anniversary plans to give…
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The Minority Chief Whip, Muntaka Mubarak, has said Minority legislators on the Appointments Committee only resolved to be fair to Martin Amidu before his vetting for the Special Prosecutor position. This is contrary to suggestions from…
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The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has said it is optimistic it will realise high profit earnings in 2018. According to the Authority, due to the huge investments it did make last year in the areas of the Tema Shipyard and the…
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About 265 slums at different stages of development have been identified in Accra, a senior lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Dr. Prince K.Anokye has disclosed. Citing a recent research conducted…
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Mr Robert Ahomka Lindsay, a Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry said, Ghana has an unlimited possibilities and opportunities and a steady advancing and dynamic economy. He said there was no doubt that the World Bank had indicated that…
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The attention of the National Health Insurance Authority has been drawn to a publication on Starrfmonline in which a National Communications and Operations Director of the Health Insurance Service Providers Association of Ghana,…
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Businesses at the ports are opposing customs new policy, the Cargo Tracking Notes (CTN), saying it will add unto their cost of production. The CTN is expected to track all imports to Ghana to reduce revenue losses with under declaration.…
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