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MoH RESOLVES TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AFFECTING RECRUITMENT OF GHANAIAN NURSES TO BARBADOS
The Ministry of Health has announced that the technical challenges on the portal for the recruitment of Ghanaian nurses to…
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CHURCH OF PENTECOST MADE ME AND OTHER GREAT BUSINESSMEN – Tobin
Elder Dr Samuel Amo Tobin, Group Chairman of Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Limited (TPL), attributes his success, as well as the success of…
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FREE SHS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO ONLY PRACTICAL STUDENTS – Kyiri Abosom
k The founder and leader of the Ghana Union Movement, Christian Kwabena Andrews, also known as ‘Kyiri Abosom, also known…
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“EVERYBODY IS A GHOST TO ME” – Salma Mumin On Negative Social Media Comments
Actress Salma Munim stated that anyone unfamiliar to her is like a ‘ghost’. She believes that many individuals have numerous…
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MY BIGGEST FEAR IS SOMEONE WHO IS NOT BETTER THAN ME TAKING OVER MY POSITION AS IGP – Akuffo Dampare
The Inspector General of the Ghana Police Service (IGP) Akuffo Dampare has revealed his biggest worry in his field of…
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NIGERIA RECORDS 39 MPOX CASES
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday said Nigeria had recorded a total of 39 confirmed cases…
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WHO ARE YOU TO SAY YOU WON’T HAND OVER POWER? – Catholic Bishops Conference President Descend On NPP
Most Reverend Matthew Gyamfi, President of the Catholic Bishops Conference, has urged politicians to demonstrate respect in their public statements…
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GOVERNMENT OF GHANA PAID DAVID ADJAYE GHC32M FOR INTERVIEWING NATIONAL CATHEDRAL PROJECT CONTRACTORS – MP, Okudzeto Ablakwa
Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudeto Ablakwa, has provided a startling revelation with regards to the National Cathedral project…
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W.H.O DECLARES MONKEYPOX OUTBREAK A GLOBAL HEALTH EMERGENCY IN AFRICA
The World Health Organization has officially declared the monkeypox outbreak a global emergency in Africa. This comes after an announcement…
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RWANDA SHUTS DOWN 8000 CHURCHES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE TO SOUNDPROOF REGULATIONS
Rwandan authorities have shut down close to 8,000 churches across the country for failing to comply with laws regulating faith-based…
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