Minister of Railways Development, John Peter Amewu, has told Parliament that the Tema to Mpakadan Railway project is about 85% complete and is expected to be fully completed and handed over to Government by the
Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has charged political parties to concentrate on solving the needs of the people and not reduce their mandates in office to mere political events. He said the demonstration held by the
Lawyer Edudzi Tamakloe has urged Frontiers Healthcare Solution Services Limited, the company administering the Covid-19 testing upon arrival at the Kotoka International Airport to allow travelers who doubt the outcome of their Covid-19 tests to
The Minister of Transport, Kweku Ofori Asiamah, has disclosed in Parliament that Ghana Airports Company (GACL) recorded a total of 403,439 international passenger traffic to the country between September 2020 and July 2021. While the
Parliament has by a resolution, approved a Visa Waiver Agreement with the Government of Ghana and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in respect of diplomatic, service/special, and ordinary passport holders on Thursday, August 05, 2021.
Lions have killed three children who had gone to look for missing cattle in northern Tanzania’s Ngorongoro wildlife reserve, police said in a statement on Thursday. The children – aged between nine and 11 –
The prime minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines has been hospitalized after being injured at a protest against a proposed vaccine mandate. Ralph Gonsalves was walking through a crowd outside parliament when he was
Two Belarus coaches who cut short sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya's Tokyo Games have had their accreditation revoked and were removed from the athletes village, the IOC said on Friday. Athletics head coach Yuri Moisevich and team official Artur
A political spokesperson for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Akosua Manu, has justified subjecting arriving passengers at the airport to a PCR Covid-19 mandatory test. She said it was necessary even though they might have
Australian officials warned Sydney residents on Friday to brace for a surge in COVID-19 cases after the country's largest city logged record infections for the second straight day despite a weeks-long lockdown to stamp out
