The Graphic Communications Group Limited has, since July this year, embarked on a safety and security campaign to educate and inform Ghanaians on safety and security issues.
The unemployment situation in the country is still worrying, in spite of the government’s initiatives to reduce it and the social interventions to cushion the effects of the situation.
The last time Ghana had a national referendum was on April 28, 1992. It was to decide on a change of government from a military regime to multiparty democracy.
A 26-year-old Purchasing and Supply student in one of the country’s technical universities mounted the podium to narrate her ordeal some years past as a person living with the sickle cell disease. The occasion was the formal launch of a major partnership between the government and one of the giants in global medicines, Novartis, in Accra last Wednesday.
Last week, many Ghanaians were stunned with disbelief when a video that captured a pastor directing a church member to smoke dried leaves, suspected to be Indian hemp openly in the church, went viral.
