New Law Schools Could Admit Students by August as Legal Education Reforms Begin
Ghana’s legal education reforms are set to move into full implementation, with new institutions expected to begin admitting law students ...
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Media Institute Warns Against Laws That Could Undermine Press Freedom in Ghana
The Media Research Institute (MRi) has urged the government to avoid using legislation as a tool to suppress media freedoms, ...
Undecided Delegates and Regional Balance Could Shape NDC Flagbearer Contest – Analyst
Political scientist Smart Sarpong says the outcome of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer race may ultimately hinge on undecided ...
Minority Vows to Resist Moves It Says Could Weaken OSP Independence
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Minority Caucus in Parliament says it will resist any attempt to place corruption prosecutions back ...
Could Guardiola’s best and Arteta’s worst month decide title?
As the Premier League season approaches its finale, April could be the defining month for leaders Arsenal and closest challengers ...
Overloading Could Void Insurance Claims — NIC Warns Drivers and Tricycle Operators
Drivers and tricycle operators risk losing insurance compensation if caught overloading, the National Insurance Commission has cautioned. According to David ...
Could AirtelTigo Become Government’s Digital Breakthrough If Managed Well?
While AirtelTigo is bleeding in debt, the MTN Ghana Q3 report that was published last year has shown how rich ...
‘Sanitation Friday’ – EPA Highlights Economic Gains of Waste Segregation Drive
The Keta Municipal Assembly’s newly launched “Sanitation Friday” campaign is expected to do more than just keep communities clean — ...
Prof. Baah-Boateng Warns Cedi’s Rapid Fluctuations Could Undermine Economic Stability
Economist and lecturer at the University of Ghana, Professor William Baah-Boateng, has warned that the recent sharp movements in the ...
Suspend 21% Tax on Non-Life Insurance to Protect Indigenous Businesses – Dr. Kingsley Agyemang
Abuakwa South Member of Parliament, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, has sounded the alarm over the government’s planned taxation of general insurance ...