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Cape Verde’s Economy Crashes, as Prime Minister Accused of Playing Politics With Alex Saab’s Release

Tamale, Ghana – The Deputy Prime Minister of Cape Verde has admitted that the country is going through its worst economic crisis since independence in 1975. According to Dr Olavo Correia, “since Cape Verde’s independence, the country has never been faced with an economic, social, financial and budgetary situation of …

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Tamale: Minister Launches “Clean Northern Region” Campaign to Rid Communities of Filth

Tamale, Ghana – The Northern Regional Minister, Alhaji Shani Alhassan Shaibu, has decried the deplorable insanitary situation in the region and spells out measures to effectively and efficiently deal with it throughout his term in office. According to the minister, “you have bushes all around, plastic rubbers all over, choked …

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The President is Fixing a Police Post, Market in My Constituency; Interior Minister Writes

The social media trend #FIXTHECOUNTRY which has gained attention in public space in my view is a good sign of participatory citizenry who probably need more information from office holders about the decisions and sacrifices from government that has sustained the country in the last 4years. In a COVID-19 economy, …

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Sissala Chiefs Meet President Akufo-Addo;Remind Him of Their Share of Projects

A JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ BY PARAMOUNT CHIEFS OF THE SISSALA LAND TO H.E. THE PRESIDENT (6th May, 2021) All the Paramount Chiefs of the Sissala Land have met and resolved to seek audience with Your Excellency to discuss some pertinent issues peculiar to the Sissala Land. We are therefore grateful, that …

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Penplusbytes Seeks Equitable Healthcare and Education for Citizens in Ghana And Mali

Accra, Ghana – Penplusbytes kicks off its Health Education and Resource Equity (H.E.R.E.) and Now project in Ghana and Mali on the back of several years of work to increase access to quality healthcare for vulnerable groups in Ghana. Funded by the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA), the …

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NHIA Hastens Investigations into Cases of Extortions

Accra, Ghana – The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) is on a manhunt for credentialled service providers who are demanding extra money (out of pocket payments) for medical services covered by the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). In collaboration with the law enforcement agencies, the Authority has hastened its investigations …

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MTN Ghana to Invest US$149 in Expansion of Digital Services

Tamale, Ghana – MTN Ghana’s operational performance in the first quarter of 2021 was anchored on its execution of various ‘Ambition 2025’ initiatives in data, MoMo and digital services. Amid accelerated digitalisation, the mobile network operator has committed to spend US$149 million in total capital expenditure in the year to …

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NIC, MTTD Gearing Up to Clamp Down on Vehicles With Fake And Invalid Insurance Policies

Sagnerigu, Ghana – The National Insurance Commission and the Motor Transport and Traffic Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service will soon clamp down on vehicles with fake and invalid insurance policies in the country, Deputy Commissioner of the NIC Kofi Andoh has hinted. According to Mr. Andoh, there are …

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Upper West Region Records Over 80 CSM Cases, One Death

Tamale, Ghana –The Upper West Region has recorded 86 cases of cerebrospinal meningitis (CSM) with one death between January and April 2021, that is according to data released by the Ghana Health Service. There is however a decline in the number of cases and deaths recorded same period in 2020. …

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Fight Against Covid-19: MTN Ghana Foundation Donates to TTH

Tamale, Ghana – MTN Ghana Foundation has presented personal protective equipment worth thousands of Ghana cedis to the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) in Tamale to enable the only referral medical facility in Northern Ghana continue with its fight against the corona virus pandemic. “During this pandemic, we have acknowledged that …

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