Ghanaian students in Serbia cry over delayed stipends

[ad_1] Some Ghanaian students studying in Serbia say they are facing significant hardships due to delayed stipends from the Scholarship Secretariat. These stipends, meant to support academic activities, have been stagnant for over a year, causing severe impacts on their studies and mental well-being as they navigate life in a foreign land. Citi News’ engagement…

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GAF Warns Tema Youth Over Attack On Soldiers

[ad_1]   In response to recent attacks on its installations and personnel, the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has issued a stern warning, cautioning against any further aggression that would be met with the appropriate response. This statement comes in the wake of a tragic clash between the youth of Tema New Town and naval personnel…

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Health officials attribute surge in NCDs among Ghanaians to lifestyle changes

[ad_1] Health officials in Ghana have attributed an increase in Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) among young people to changes in their lifestyles. The Vice President of the Ghana Medical Association, Prof. Ernest Yorke, explained that factors such as increased reliance on junk food, higher alcohol consumption, and reduced physical activity are major triggers for NCDs among…

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Mahama Attacks Electoral Commission Again!

[ad_1]   Former President John Dramani Mahama who is seeking a second chance to become the President of Ghana has attacked the Electoral Commission by accusing the officers as recuitors by the current Akufo-Addo-led government of working in their bid.He also painted a dim picture of the EC’s management of the 2020 election and said…

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67 errors on Performance Tracker not a massive issue

[ad_1] The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has acknowledged discrepancies in the recently launched performance tracker but has downplayed concerns about the 67 identified errors, describing them as not alarming. Asiedu Kokuro, the Deputy National Communications Director of the NPP, emphasized the importance of recognizing the government’s initiative and encouraged Ghanaians to concentrate on the benefits…

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‘Govt work’ mentality affecting productivity in Ghana

[ad_1] Economist Professor Stephen Adei has expressed concern over the ‘government work’ mentality, which he believes hinders productivity in Ghana, including the private sector. He attributes this mentality as one of the most detrimental remnants of colonialism in the country. Prof Adei emphasised that this mentality has a significant impact on the private sector as…

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Kwesi Nyantakyi Defeated In Ejisu NPP Primary With 35 Votes

[ad_1] Kwesi Nyantakyi The Political ambition of the former Ghana Football Association President, Kwesi Nyantakyi has ended in tears after suffering a humiliating defeat by securing only 35 of the over 1,081 votes in the Ejisu New Patriotic Party Parliamentary primary. Mr. Nyantakyi who described himself as ‘Ejisu Cristiano Ronaldo’ contested with 8 others, and…

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Cynthia Morrison loses Agona West NPP parliamentary primary

[ad_1] Incumbent MP for Agona West Cynthia Morrison has lost the New Patriotic Party parliamentary primary held on Saturday, April 13. She garnered 152, while, Christopher Arthur, polled 240 to become the Parliamentary Candidate. Ben Yamoah polled 221, Yawson Otoo also had 168 and Joseph Afrankwa grabbed 155 votes. Supporters of Christopher Arthur were seen jubilating…

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