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Editorials
10th January, 2012
THE fight against corruption continues to engage the attention of all self-disciplined people, while others pay lip-service to it.
It is time all and sundry joined the fight against this canker which is undermining the moral fabric of our society.
As stated recently by Vice-President John Mahama when he received the report on the National ...
24th December, 2011
“FOR I know the thoughts that I think towards you, says the Lord. Thoughts of peace and not evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11.
Christmas is all about God giving mankind ...
12th December, 2011
Malnutrition is the condition that results from taking a diet in which certain nutrients are either lacking, in excess or in the wrong proportions.
The World Health Organisation cites malnutrition ...
10th December, 2011
THE issue of the Fulani herdsmen has taken another dimension with, the reported killing of 13 herdsmen by a group of unidentified youth at Zamanshigu, a farming community near Gushiegu in the Northern ...
5th December, 2011
Blood is life. It has no substitute whatsoever. Humans can’t live without blood.
Without blood, the body’s organs cannot get the oxygen and nutrients they need to survive.
The World Health ...
24th November, 2011
WASTE management is one of the greatest challenges facing mankind in modern times, in spite of the numerous technological achievements that have been well documented.
But then, technology has not ...
19th November, 2011
INTER-dependence has proved to be the most effective way of accelerating the pace of economic development of many nations.
Most of the economic giants such as the United States of America, United ...
16th November, 2011
A few days ago, the Upper East Regional Minister, Mark Woyongo, was reported to have challenged the nation’s highly skilled population, including Ministers of State, parliamentarians, politicians, ...
16th November, 2011
RECENT reports have it that, the youth of Akyem Heman in the Fanteakwa District of the Eastern Region, are arming themselves to attack illegal miners who are said to be moving equipment into the town, ...
2nd November, 2011
THE Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) last Friday, alerted the public that the recent rains which caused flooding within the metropolis, could lead to a cholera outbreaks.
The assembly, therefore, ...
1st November, 2011
THE Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) is a very important institution that caters for the interests of media practitioners in this country.
Apart from regulating the conduct of journalistic ...
31st October, 2011
ONCE again. the issue of homosexuality, like a piece of meat, is on the table for thorough discussions. And as is very common with Ghanaians, it may take several days to fizzle out and possibly ...
25th October, 2011
SINCE its inception in 2003, the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) has been the cornerstone of the health delivery system in the country.
Aside being the mainstay of a good number of ...
24th October, 2011
THE Ghana Integrity Initiative has come out with very worrying revelations about some goings-on in the water sector, which require immediate government attention.
In a report titled ‘National ...
20th October, 2011
THE government recently announced the creation of 42 new districts across the country, thus, bringing the number of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to 212.
As a way of strengthening ...
19th October, 2011
ONCE again, the able-bodied young graduates of our beloved country have been called to duty.
The National Service Scheme has deployed 60,350 young graduates to all sectors and all parts of the ...
7th September, 2011
The agriculture sector has become the producer of raw material for a large variety of industries.
It is therefore, very important to take a second look at how the country’s farmers in the rural, ...
1st September, 2011
TODAY is Eid Ul-Fitr, a day of historical importance in the lives of Muslims throughout the world.
It is a day of thanksgiving during which Muslims assemble in a brotherly and joyful atmosphere to ...
30th August, 2011
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention stipulates that every working establishment and factories should maintain and create a safety culture as well as best housekeeping ...
17th August, 2011
During the first public meeting of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament held from October 16 to 26, 2007, Ghanaians were exposed to the wanton corruption embedded in the public and civil ...
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Teachers of visually impaired students and pupils have been urged to provide practical educational skills and knowledge that would help them to ...
