Peace and security are essential for human survival, as a peaceful and secure environment affects all aspects of economic and social development in a country.
Last week, the government laid before Parliament, its 2019 Budget Statement and Economic Policy in which it earmarked to spend a total of GH¢73.4 billion in the 2019 fiscal year.
The 11th Total Africa Cup of Nations tournament kicks off this afternoon at the refurbished Accra Sports Stadium with Ghana’s Black Queens taking on their Algerian counterparts in the opening match of the tournament.
The Minister of Finance, Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, on Thursday presented the country’s projected incomes and expenditure for next year, keeping in tradition with the Constitution to do so on behalf of the President.
We must all be grateful that at long last the reconstituted Council of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology had been inaugurated and hopefully the university will reopen tomorrow for academic work to resume next Monday.
At long last the governing council of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has fixed the reopening date of the university for Friday, November 16, 2018. This followed a council meeting yesterday and consultation with the Ashanti Regional Security Council.
A water drain, or what has become commonly known as storm drain, is designed to drain excess rain and ground water from impermeable surfaces such as footpaths, car parks and sidewalks.
Story: In 2018, life is so unbearable that the rich and privileged in Ghana commute to work on bicycles! Headline: MPs lower standards by riding bicycles.
News that 15,000 kayayei (female porters) are to benefit from skills training is, indeed, heart-warming, not only for those engaged in the business but also for the larger society.
GHANA-UK relations date back centuries ago when the first British arrived in what was then the Gold Coast to trade in gold and other items which gradually led to the growth of British influence, culminating in the whole of the Gold Coast becoming a colony of Britain in 1902.
The Civil Service of Ghana is established to assist governments in the formulation and implementation of policies for the development of the country. This suggests that the Civil Service is there to help any government elected by the people to put in place programmes that will help enhance the living standards of the people.
The advice by the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of the University of Ghana (UG) to lecturers and the university authorities to find innovative ways of engaging students to ensure a healthy relationship with the student body is one that the Daily Graphic wants to describe as apt.
