The country’s peace is anchored on religious tolerance – Kwabena Agyepong
By Emmanuel Nyatsikor Adaklu Abuadi (V/R), Oct. 22, GNA – Mr Kwabena Agyepong, a Senior Aide of the Dr Bawumia Campaign team, on Tuesday said the peace being…
By Emmanuel Nyatsikor Adaklu Abuadi (V/R), Oct. 22, GNA – Mr Kwabena Agyepong, a Senior Aide of the Dr Bawumia Campaign team, on Tuesday said the peace being…
London, Oct 20, (PA Media/dpa/GNA) – The UK is “waging” war against Russia, by supplying Ukraine with weapons, Moscow’s ambassador has said. His comments come as Ukrainian President,…
By Dorothy Frances Ward Kumasi Oct. 22, GNA – The government is determined to go extra mile to support the youth with the requisite knowledge and skills needed…
By Francis Ntow Accra, Oct 17, GNA – Absa Bank Ghana Ltd has partnered with Business Ethics Network Africa (BEN Africa) to hold a conference to promote ethical…
By Emmanuel Nyatsikor Adaklu Abuadi (V/R), Oct. 22, GNA – Mr Kwabena Agyepong, a Senior Aide of the Dr Bawumia Campaign team, on Tuesday said the peace being…
By Benjamin A. Commey Accra, Oct 22, GNA – Mr Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Minister of Works and Housing, has charged the Ghana Institution of Surveyors (GhIS) and the…
By Erica Apeatua Addo Tarkwa (W/R), Oct 22, GNA- A 30-year-old washing bay attendant at Booboobo in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality has been sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment…
By Frances Dorothy Ward Kumasi, 0ct. 22. GNA- A group of University Lecturers have appealed to the leadership of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) to call…
By Comfort Sena Fetrie -Akagbor Tamale, Oct 22, GNA – The Community Water and Sanitation Agency in collaboration with World Vision has marked Handwashing with Soap Day to…
A GNA Feature by Eunice Hilda A. Mensah Genesis Accra, Oct. 21, GNA – A 46-year old mother of three, Mariam Tuffuor, after a prolonged labour for the…
At 7:30 on October 20, the 34th Dalian Marathon kicked off, with 30,000 marathon enthusiasts successively dashing past the starting line. They crossed the city, running passionately in…
London, Oct 20, (PA Media/dpa/GNA) – Chris Hoy, one of Britain’s greatest cyclists and Olympians, has announced that his cancer is terminal. The six-time Olympic cycling champion, has…
Accra, Oct.18, GNA - Sèmè City, the flagship initiative of the Benin Republic’s government dedicated to human capital development, and EbonyLife Media, Africa’s leading media conglomerate with a global…
Oct 20 (Reuters/GNA) – The executive board of the International Monetary Fund approved the first review of Ethiopia’s $3.4 billion lending programme, the fund said on Friday, paving…
Washington, Oct 20 (dpa/GNA) – US Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has accused President Joe Biden of failing to adequately support Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during wartime.…
Seoul, Oct 20, (dpa/GNA) – North Korea has accused Seoul of a “serious provocation” following the alleged discovery of a downed South Korean drone that it claims violated…
Paris, Oct 20, (dpa/GNA) – Following the death of a cyclist who was run over by an SUV in Paris, activists in the southern French city of Toulouse,…
Berlin, Oct 20, (dpa/GNA) – A Libyan man, being held by German police, for allegedly plotting an attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlin, was planning to use…
Over the past six years, the BEAT Tuberculosis study, conducted in South Africa and focused on children and pregnant women, has revealed a promising new oral treatment that could mark a significant breakthrough in the fight against drug-resistant TB.
According to the U.N., one in four girls ages 15 to 19 in Tanzania is either pregnant or has given birth. Policies that forced teen moms to drop out of school were lifted in 2021. But despite these rules, many are still unable to be a mother and receive an education at the same time. Juhudi Mmari has the report from Dodoma, Tanzania, narrated by Salem Solomon.
South Africa is exhuming remains of citizens who fought the apartheid regime but died in exile in Zimbabwe. Families of Zimbabweans killed in the same area by security forces are hoping their loved ones can be removed from mass graves and given proper burials, too
Russia’s invasion has riddled the farmland in Ukraine's Kharkiv region with land mines, leaving many local farmers without a job. But since the occupying forces left, some are growing what they can, where they can, and selling it to make ends meet. And they’re getting help from a group of volunteers. Anna Kosstutschenko has the story.