May 2018

Members of the Coalition of Unemployed Private Nurses are expected to hit the streets of Accra today, Monday, 7 May 2018. The group is opposing attempts by government to enroll it members into the Heal Ghana module of the Nation Builders…
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Polls have opened in Lebanon for the first parliamentary elections for almost a decade. The last elections in the country were in 2009, for what was supposed to be a four-year term. But parliament extended its term twice due to…
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised alarm at increasing air pollution and the high number of people breathing air that is of poor quality. According to its new database, an estimated nine out of 10 people have been breathing…
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has warned that the US will face "historic regret" if Donald Trump scraps the nuclear agreement with Tehran. Mr Rouhani's comments come as the US president decides whether to pull out of the deal by a 12…
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Mr Isaac Newton, a Senior lecturer at the Ghana School of Hygiene of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, has slammed Ghana’s uneven Environmental Health Officer (EHO) to a population ratio, describing it as ‘troubling’ and ‘serious’. He said…
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The College of Education, University of Ghana (UG), will establish an endowment fund to support research and doctor of philosophy (PhD) work. Professor Michael Tagoe, Acting Provost, College of Education, UG, said in shaping the future…
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Mr Duncan Acorlor, a level 400 student of the University of Ghana-Legon, has emerged winner of the 17th Chinese Bridge Preliminary competition. This qualifies him to represent Ghana on a sponsored travel in the world competition, to be…
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Hip-life artiste Wisa Greid who was recently fined ¢8400 by an Accra Circuit Court for showing his manhood on stage has disclosed that he almost gave up during his two year-trial. Wisa was on trial for two years for allegedly showing his…
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After taking the music scene by storm with songs like, “Maata Family”, “Twin city mafia”, “Buum Buum – Waa Waa” and many more, of his successful, “Lost and Found” album, Shasha Marley seems to have laid back to observe the scene. For he…
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Members of the Medicine Practitioners and Sellers Association in the Ashanti Region have pledged to end the sale of Tramadol at their counters. The members say they are worried over the continuous abuse of the painkiller by some Ghanaian…
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