“We further conclude that plans to procure 1.3 million laptops are ill-informed and not backed by feasibility nor informed by education objectives” -Kofi Asare, Executive Director; Eduwatch We
Nana Kwame Asamoa-Boateng
Let Go The Liar
We have said time and again that our politics has blinded the thinking capacity of certain people in Ghana, notably the NDC family and their collaborators in the media,
Opuni Appeal Judgment July 3
Dr. Stephen Opuni The Court of Appeal has set July 3, 2023, to decide whether or not the trial of former Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD),
Fisheries Ministry Cracks Whip On Illegal Fishing
The Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, Mavis Hawa Koomson says the ministry will from this year deploy an Electronic Monitoring System (EMS) on three trawl vessels to help
3 Children Burnt To Death
THREE SCHOOL pupils have been burnt beyond recognition by an inferno while they were returning from school on Tuesday afternoon. The heartbreaking incident happened when a commercial bus, in
TAKING OVER CITIES?
I Was Forced To Crown Kuami Eugene ‘King of Highlife’- Amakye Dede
Amakye Dede crowning Kuami Eugene Veteran highlife musician, Amakye Dede has reiterated his earlier claims that he didn’t crown young musician, Kuami Eugene; King of Highlife at the 2019
Food Insecurity: Rescuing Ghana’s Urban Vegetable Farming In A Changing Climate
A vegetable farm Image courtesy Dr. Yaw Agyeman Boafo Ghana’s climate is tropical and strongly influenced by the West Africa Monsoon Winds. The climate is generally warm with variable temperatures
Disaster looms – Rapid construction works Swallow Sakumono Wetlands
Some encroached parts of Sakumono Ramsar sites by developers Ghana risks losing the Sakumono Ramsar sites meant to control excessive water from parts of Aburi, Madina as well as
Waste Foods Contributing To Climate Change
DR. YAW AGYEMAN Boafo (PhD), Senior Research Fellow at the University of Ghana, Legon, has indicated that waste foods are major contributors to greenhouse emissions which affect or influence
Ghana’s Fight Against Climate Change: A Focus On Green Ghana Day
President Akufo-Addo planting a tree during one of the Green Ghana Day editions. CLIMATE CHANGE is one of the most discussed issues around the world today, with the subject featuring in
Inflation Moves Up Marginally In May
Inflation has risen marginally to 42.2% in May from the previous rate of 41.2% in April 2023. The increase in inflation can be attributed to soaring food prices. The
BoG Cracks Whip On 97 Unlicensed Loan Providers
In a bid to safeguard customer data, privacy, and consumer protection, the Bank of Ghana has issued a public notice emphasizing the continuous operation of some 97 unlicensed entities