Justice Dzido

Ghanaian workers contracted by Indian company Afcons Infrastructure Limited to work on the ongoing construction of a Single Standard Gauge Railway line from Tema to Akosombo on have embarked on sit down strike for better wages. The…
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Mr Stephen Kojo Arhin, a 66 year businessman contesting for the NPP Chairmanship position for Cape Coast North constituency of the New Patriotic Party has promised to blend older folks and the youth of the party to engender unity. “Many…
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A Tarkwa circuit court has fined a Liberian GH¢ 18,000 for mining illegally and causing harm. The convict, Paul Nakaah, unemployed, who pleaded guilty to the crime, will in default serve 48 months in prison. Prosecuting, Assistant…
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The Ghana Armed Forces has refuted reports that the soldier who died in the car crash with singer Ebony Reigns, will face a court-martial. Some reports said the body of the deceased soldier, Lance Corporal Vondee Francis Atsu, had been…
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Cabinet has approved a five-year strategic plan to transform Technical and Vocational, Education Training (TVET) across the country. Under the plan, all public pre-tertiary and tertiary TVET institutions with delivery fragmented under 15…
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Farmers at Asuature in the Shai Osuduku District of the Greater Accra Region, and surrounding communities, risk losing their livelihoods because of supposed toxic waste released by Shine Feel, a toiletries and plastics manufacturing Chinese…
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A Minority Member on Parliament’s Appointments Committee, Mahama Ayariga, has told Citi News his side will go into the vetting of the Special Prosecutor nominee, Martin Amidu without any biases. He said the National Democratic Congress…
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The Environmental Protection Agency , since the early part of 2017, has been aware of the operations of the Chinese toiletries and plastics manufacturing company, Shine Feel, whose supposed unsafe operations, have now forced the closure of…
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The Ministry of Education and three of its agencies, Ghana Education Service, Teacher Education Unit and the Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (COTVET), have trained some journalists drawn from the ten regions…
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The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has placed a nationwide ban on group hunting to control outbreak of bush and wildfires. The service has intensified monitoring in particularly bushfire prone areas, warning that culprits would be…
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