“Since 8 am (local time), automatic weapon fire has been ringing in Kaloum, the business and administrative district and the headquarters of the presidential palace,” local media reported “Guinea News”.
Regardez avec nous le match de football qualification Coupe du Monde CAF en direct entre le Togo et la Namibie aujourd’hui à 16h00.
Watch the World Cup Qualification CAF live Football match between Togo and Namibia with us. The match starts today at 16:00.
According to the figures updated since July 2021 by the Ghana Health Service, only 405,971 persons have been fully vaccinated in the country.
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is waging a war against foreigners who attempt to acquire Ghanaian passports through false declaration. Already, 52 nationals of other African nations have been repatriated. Over the past nine months, GIS has prosecuted more than 35 foreign nationals who were subsequently fined a total of 91,360.00 GHC. The people prosecuted…
The Ivory Coast, a modest producer of hydrocarbons, announced on Wednesday the “major discovery” of oil and natural gas off its coasts during an exploratory drilling carried out by the Italian hydrocarbon giant Eni. “A major discovery of oil in the sedimentary basin of the Ivory Coast has just been made by the Italian company…
Apart from all that Hon. Kennedy Agyapong said, the Asantehene, Otumfour Osei Tutu told us publicly that “we know those involved in galamsey. They are in high places, they are amongst us here.” Yet none of them was ever charged or prosecuted. It is the poor “Kwaku Frimpong” who was shot and killed without trial
Lil Nas X révèle qu’il est enceinte avec son album dans des photos d’annonces démesurées. “C’est mon bébé”, a déclaré Lil Nas X à propos de son premier album, Montero, dont la sortie est prévue le 17 septembre.
Lil Nas X reveals he is pregnant with his upcoming album (Montero) by posting controversial photos via his social media channels featuring his baby bump.
In an interview with B&FT, Executive Secretary of the Chamber of Cement Manufacturers Ghana (COCMAG), Dr. George Dawson-Ahmoah, called on the government to react to this situation.
