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The world is evolving rapidly, and life on earth is racing to keep up. Human activities continue to increase, advance, and modernize.  As the world is heading towards a sustainable future, energy transition is important or plays a crucial…
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The "Hands Off Our Hotels" demonstration, spearheaded by North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has kicked off with protesters converging at the Labadi Beach Hotel. The demonstration, which took place on Tuesday, June 18,2024, aimed to…
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The implementation of the Cylinder Recirculation Model (CRM) has had an added impetus with the dispatch of cylinders to exchange points. The company's bottling plant at Tema with a capacity to fill liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) into…
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Team Eternity Ghana may face legal action for allegedly using parts of Hallelujah Voice’s song “Defe Defe” in their new track. In a Facebook post, Kwame Mickey, the executive producer of Hallelujah Voices’ “Defe Defe,” claimed that Team…
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A high-level delegation from the Kenyan Council of Governors have expressed confidence in Jospong Group capability of partnering with Kenya to address its sanitation challenges, saying Jospong can become a key partner with Kenya in…
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The Ministry of Health has clarified that the recent announcement regarding a mandatory health insurance policy for non-Ghanaian residents visitors is a proposal by the National Health Insurance Scheme and not a policy by the government.…
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Whiles efforts have been made to create a more inclusive environment where employees irrespective of their gender are able to contribute meaningfully to improve productivity, there are still obvious gaps in the representation of females in…
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Ghanaians from all over the country Monday evening welcomed Abigail Dromo and Afronita who were in the United Kingdom as part of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent. The two dance talents came third after captivating the hearts of Ghanaians…
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In the colonial days (that is, before 1957) there was a dual system of justice in Ghana. Two types of law were being administered to our populace. One was called the “Native Authority” system, and the other was known as the court’s…
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From reduced taxes to lower operational costs, the allure of dawn trading has become a pivotal strategy for many, transforming Accra’s bustling trading arenas into vital economic hubs long before sunrise. An interaction with both traders…
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