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Running until September 30, the disease-prevention exercise targets markets, lorry parks and refuse sites in response to the recent floods that hit several Eastern Region communities, with the company also urging residents to properly cover food and water and stop dumping refuse in drains.
Kwame Governs Agbodza inspected the 17km Tema-Dawhenya stretch on August 19 and questioned whether First Sky Limited and BHM Construction actually intend to finish the six-year-old, UK-financed project, as dust, uneven surfaces and traffic diversions continue to frustrate commercial drivers.
Speaking at GNAPS' 30th Annual General Conference in Ho, the Speaker of Parliament, himself a school proprietor, called for regulations that nurture rather than destroy private schools, as GNAPS President Prof Damasus Tuurosong pressed WAEC to open itself to greater scrutiny.
Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama says the Bank of Ghana and SEC are building regulatory sandboxes and operational guidelines under Act 1154, as the newly formed seven-member Virtual Assets Coordinating Committee, drawing in the Finance Ministry, Cyber Security Authority and FIC, takes on money laundering, terrorist financing and consumer protection risks.
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission's public notice, dated August 28, spans institutions from Ghana, the US, India, Nigeria and beyond, and urges the public to exercise due diligence over certificates issued by any of them.
The Builsa North MP formally succeeded Mahama Ayariga in a Thursday handover marked by a hug and a seat swap, with the Minority Leader promising him "a good friend" in the role and predecessor Ayariga vouching for his readiness to lead.
Launched in partnership with Abrantie College, whose founder Dr Grace Amey-Obeng has trained over 8,000 cosmetologists in a decade, the three-year Level 5 programme starting in 2027 gives informally trained hair and scalp practitioners their first structured route into higher education.
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