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Founder and President of IMANI-Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, has criticised the implementation process of the Tax Identification Number (TIN) policy, describing it as absurd and backward. “You don’t generate TIN by filling forms and going to…
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Private legal practitioner, Martin Kpebu has advised parents of girls allegedly sexually abused by their teachers at Ejisuman Senior High School to lodge formal complaints with the police. This, he said, is the only way the police can…
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Voting for the much anticipated Ghana’s Most influential (GMI) Awards has been opened, organizers have said. Ghana’s Most Influential (GMI) Awards is a unique initiative powered by e.TV Ghana. Over the years, the GMI list has consisted…
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Many patients may have received the fatal injection at the New Senchi Health Centre, health authorities in Eastern Region have revealed. So far four out of the five identified people who received the injection have died. Health…
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A  crucial piece of evidence in the ongoing investigations into how injections at the New Senchi Health Centre resulted in the death of some four patients has been tampered with. Medical Superintendent at the VRA Hospital revealed this…
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A man who injected four patients with contaminated penicillin leading to their deaths at the New Senchi Health Centre may go unpunished if ongoing investigations reveal the injections were administered through an error. The Food and…
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It is not only girls who have fallen victim to sexual abuse by their male teachers, boys in senior high school are also going through similar experiences. According to Life Coach/Counsellor, Amos Kevin-Annan, many boys are quietly…
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The Minority in Parliament has called on government to re-structure the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company (BOST) to enable it to focus on its core mandate in the wake of the recent scandals that have hit the company. The…
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Female cyclists may be more likely to develop saddle sores and urinary infections than runners and swimmers, a recent study suggests. But the survey of female athletes also found those who participated in high-intensity rides and covered…
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The lawyers for the ten suspects standing trial over the attack on the Kwabenya Police Station which led to the freeing of seven inmates and the killing of an officer, have expressed their frustration with the delays in the case after the…
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