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KNUST VC re-appointment controversy: Court to decide on Prof. Rita Akosua Dickson’s fate

A legal challenge has been mounted against the reappointment of Professor Rita Akosua Dickson as Vice Chancellor of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). A petition has been filed with the High Court in Kumasi, seeking to block the renewal of Professor Dickson’s appointment, which is set to commence on August 1, 2024. […]

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ORC extends deadline for filing of Annual Returns and Renewals to September 30

The Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC) has extended the deadline for the filing of Annual Returns and Renewals to 30th September, 2024. A statement from the Office said validation is being conducted to ascertain businesses that complied with the directive from the Registrar of Companies, Companies, Churches, Association, Civil Society Organization, Think Tanks,

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Three Staff of Ketu North Municipal Hospital busted for alleged “impersonation”

Three members of staff of the Ketu North Municipal Hospital, have allegedly been arrested by the Police at Dzodze for impersonation. They are Collins Asilevi, a laboratory technician of the hospital; John Delu, a record keeper; and Stella Kale, a Community Health Nurse, from the same facility. According to the Regional Offices of the Pharmacy

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Kasoa: Three persons arrested for allegedly stealing week-old baby

The Kasoa Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Ghana Police Service has arrested three suspects for allegedly stealing a less-than-a-week-old baby. The suspects, Magdalene Nana Adwoa Boafo, 28, Faustina Binney, 32, and Eunice Koomson, 36, a teacher, allegedly took the baby from its mother, Ms Abigail Addison, 29, under the pretext that

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“Dubai” CEO murder case: Suspects denied bail

A Wa High Court, presided over by Justice Abdul-Yussif Assibey, has ruled against a bail application for suspects involved in the murder of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Royal Cozy Hills Hotel in Jurapa (Jirapa Dubai). Mr. Luanga Bagonluri, Counsel for the second and third accused persons in the case, Belinda Milla and Kweku

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Women groups agitate for the passage of Affirmative Action Bill

Women groups in the Upper West Region have called on Ghana’s Parliament to pass the Affirmative Action Bill as soon as possible to increase women representation in leadership roles in the public sector. They said currently, women representation in Parliament stood at 15 per cent, which in their view was inadequate as compared to the

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TGIF: Man uses drone to catch wife cheating with her boss

A Chinese man named Jing reportedly used a remote-controlled drone to catch his wife cheating with her boss during work hours.   One day, while conducting his surveillance, Jing’s drone captured his wife leaving her office with an unknown man. The pair drove to a remote mountainous area, where the drone filmed them holding hands

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E/R: Man, 25, jailed 16 years for stealing church instruments

Ernest Tetteh, a 25-year-old man from Manya Kpongunor, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for stealing musical instruments from two churches in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipal area. The Odumase Krobo District Court handed down the verdict on Wednesday, July 17, 2024. Tetteh was arrested on Sunday, July 14, 2024, following an investigation

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Houseboy jailed for defiling his employer’s daughter

The Gender-Based Violence Court has sentenced a 28-year-old houseboy to seven years imprisonment for having sex with his employer’s 12-year-old daughter. Augustine Owusu was charged with defilement. He has pleaded guilty. The court presided over by Dora Inkumsah Eshun convicted Owusu on his on plea and sentenced him accordingly. The prosecution, led by Chief Inspector

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