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Information gathered from a reliable source indicates that the NPP government is likely to bring back the road toll that the minister canceled some months ago. Some big men in the NPP party are not happy with the cancellation of the road toll. That is why the government wants to bring it back. According to the minister, Ghana has lost over a Ghc4million since the road toll was suspended.

The Assemblymember for Teberebe Electoral Area Mr. Manesseh Obour also known as Teacher Obour has sponsored the top 4 performing students of Teberebe Electoral Area in this year's BECE to further their Education through his charity organization. Being interviewed on space fm a local radio station in Tarkwa, the assembly member said he being an assembly member and also a teacher his priority is to make sure the needy but brilliant students in his electoral area get a better education.

On behalf of Churches of Christ more than Ghc20,000 worth of items were presented to NADMO for onward distribution to the Apiatse explosion victims at Bogoso over the weekend. Funds for the donation were provided by the Takoradi Central church of Christ. It is our prayer that more and more individuals, organizations and churches would also throw in their respective widow's mite to help our fellow country men and women, including innocent babies and children. The situation up there is so pathetic and the Lord's people must not overlook it. As I pointed out in my book LEGENDARY POSTS, our interaction with the world must have a CONTENT dimension as well as a RELATIONSHIP dimension. We can not afford to refuse to help the very people we preach to when they are in need. May the Lord continue to bless us so we can always be a blessing to others. Of course, the talk shop must stop. Let us sacrifice our monies and possessions when it matters most. Let us allow ourselves to be used by...

New Patriotic Party (NPP) Stalwart, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, has acknowledged Ghanaians are suffering. But he is quick to add it is a global phenomenon in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Taking to his Twitter page, the Danquah Institute founder, however, indicated the incumbent government has shown commitment to alleviate the suffering. He further urged the citizenry to support the government as it means well for the people. His comment was a reaction to a CNN story: European inflation hits 24-year high as energy prices surge. He wrote: Ghanaians ‘r suffering. That’s a fact. But, since the pandemic, all economies ‘r under pressure. Some more so than others. That’s why we have to support a Govt that has shown from day one that

The Minister of Education, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, has directed that the academic calendar of public schools be reverted from the semester system to the trimester system. The Ghana Education Service (GES) on Thursday, January 13 announced new dates for reopening of public schools from kindergarten to senior high schools. The dates implied that all basic schools would run a semester system, a decision which came as a surprise to major teacher unions. Therefore, on the eve of reopening of schools across the country, the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), the National Assocaition of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), the Coalition of Concenerd teachers, Ghana (CCT-GH) and the Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) – forming the Unions in Education – kicked against the move citing no knowledge about the decision. “Such a major policy change should have attracted a wide consultation and therefore find both the pronouncement and the document offensive and takes exception to them...

The National Communication Authority (NCA) has extended the deadline for Sim Card Registration from 31st March to 31st December, 2022 . “There will be no further extension beyond the 31st December, 2022 deadline,” NCA said in a statement This is to enable theye who are yet to register for their Ghana Cards to do so in order to register their sim card before December 2022

Kelvin Taylor, the CEO of LaudSilence media has asked Pastor Mensah Otabil of International Central Gospel Church to confess his sins to his Church of his involvement in the Capital Bank Collapse. On Kelvin Taylor's Facebook wall he said...... Today is 31st December and a lot of Sin confession goes on at Ghanaian Churches. This man over here, Pastor Isaac Mensah-Otabil must confess his sins to his ICGC members of his involvement in the Capital Bank Collapse. He should tell his church members the decisions he led the Bank Board of Directors took which eventually collapsed the bank. Mr. Otabil cannot continue to be behaving like the proverbial Ostrich, He MUST Confess His sins tonight at the crossover by Force By Fire. Our Ghost Team will be there to see if he will confess his sins 😂 #Focus