Israeli PM Netanyahu goes on trial for corruption
The trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on corruption charges has opened in Jerusalem, days after he began a new term in office. Mr Netanyahu, 70, is the first…
Ghana’s Health Minister to serve on WHO Executive Board
Health Minister, Kwaku Agyeman-Manu has been elected by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to serve on its executive board. He is to serve a three-year term together with 33-member executive…
Chief Imam calls for free and fair December elections
Sheikh Osman Sharubutu, the National Chief Imam on Sunday called on all stakeholders, especially the Electoral Commission to ensure a violence-free, fair and transparent elections ahead of the December polls.…
COVID-19: Akufo-Addo hints of easing restrictions next week
Government would from next week announce steps to ease restrictions imposed on citizens due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the President, Nana Akufo-Addo has revealed. Currently, stakeholders are…
We’re not just building infrastructure; we’re building the nation – VP Bawumia
Government’s efforts at building massive, broad-based infrastructure across the country are aimed not just at improving the lives of the ordinary citizen, but form part of a drive to build…
Five more Burkinabe deported on Friday
Five Burkinabe who entered Ghana illegally through unapproved route have been arrested and deported. The five were arrested by a group of Immigration Officials on duty at Beat 2 unapproved…
Biden sorry for ‘cavalier’ remark on black voters
Democratic White House candidate Joe Biden is in damage limitation mode after saying African Americans “ain’t black” if they even consider voting for President Donald Trump over him. Gaffe-prone Mr…