Pink 96.9 fm your life, your music
Since the return to constitutional rule,Ghana has intensified efforts to promote human rights. However there are several challenges with the promotion of property rights,especially with regard to land ownership. The youths of kasoa millennium city in kojoku has today asked the minister of land and natural resources Hon. Peter Amewu …
Read More »Bureau of Ghanaian languages Encourages Parents To Train Wards With Local Languages
The head of Asante Twi section at the Bureau of Ghanaian languages, madam Adwoa Apraku has appealed to the government to help upgrade their status to Authority level. Stating that when the Bureau is upgraded they will have enough power to oversee the wrong use of the local languages . …
Read More »Read: Akufo-Addo’s birthday message to his “beloved Rebecca”
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo does not let go an opportunity to let the world know the depth of his love for his wife, Rebecca. And as the First Lady celebrated her 67th birthday on Monday, March 12, the President once again showed his admiration and love for his wife to post …
Read More »Akufo-Addo to pay traders compensation to leave Nima location
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has offered to personally compensate scores of traders set for eviction, after their business locations were deemed too close to his Nima home, designated a national security zone. Minister of State in charge of Security, Byran Acheampong who confirmed this, would not reveal the entire cost of …
Read More »TRAIN YOUR WARDS WITH LOCAL LANGUAGES-BGL
Adwoa Apraku,Head of Asante Twi Department at the Bureau of Ghana Languages (BGL) has advised parents to train their wards with their mother tongues for deeper understanding of the local dialect. Buttressing her standpoint, she indicated that, this will enable the children to be fluent and affluent in local languages …
Read More »I AM COMMITTED TO PRESS FOR PROGRESS – FIRST LADY ASSURES
The First Lady of the Republic, Mrs. Rebecca Akufo-Addo has emphasized her commitment and determination to ensure the myriad of challenges impeding the efforts and progress of women are mitigated. According to the first lady, the marking of International Women’s Day under the theme “Press for Progress” represents the opening …
Read More »Minority wants expected Ghanaian returnees from Libya screened
The Minority in Parliament is calling for thorough national security checks on the over 200 Ghanaians who would be brought back from Libya by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) following reports of slave auctions. Foreign Affairs Minister, Shirley Ayorkor Botchway, earlier told Parliament that a five man team from …
Read More »TUTAG meets NLC over sit down strike
The leadership of Technical University Teachers Association (TUTAG) will be meeting the National Labour Commission (NLC) later today [Thursday], a move expected to cause the association to end its sit down strike. The meeting comes on the back of the refusal of TUTAG to call off its strike despite an …
Read More »Stop the talks and pass RTI bill – Coalition to gov’t
The Right to Information Coalition has said it is not enthused with President’s Nana Akuffo Addo’s mere verbal assurances to ensure the passage of the RTI bill. The coalition said the government has failed to show commitment towards actually passing the bill into law. The Bill has been in and …
Read More »GUN LAW DISCUSSION COMES TO U.S MIND
The United States is known as one of the most developed countries in the world. But how is it possible, that the gun law didn’t change through tens of years? The recent shooting at Florida’s Douglas High school let the government face this issue once again. An intensification of the …
Read More »