This afternoon, Ghanaians will be hoping and praying that the Black Stars will rise to the occasion when they play against the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the return fixture of the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying playoffs at the Moshood Abiola International Stadium in Abuja, Nigeria.
To some, theatre arts or drama, poetry and orchestra performances are just people on stage trying hard to entertain, make people laugh or have fun and de-stress.
Ghana’s senior soccer team, the Blacks Stars, are playing their Nigerian counterparts, the Green Eagles, in an epic Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifier today, and the whole country is optimistic of nothing but victory.
Water is life, and it is for this critical reason that all attempts are made by governments, individuals and organisations worldwide to ensure the provision of potable water wherever there is human habitation.
March 22, is World Water Day, a day set aside by the United Nations (UN), since 1993, to celebrate water and raise awareness of the two billion people currently living without access to safe water.
We would like to congratulate the La Traditional Council and the people of La on organising a very fitting and peaceful funeral for Nii Dr Kpobi Tettey Tsuru III.
Last Wednesday, we carried a front page lead story with the headline: “Printing Textbooks Locally Patriotic Gesture” and subsequently published another story yesterday headlined: “Stop Publishers from Printing Textbooks Offshore - Turkson”.
Students in public universities and their parents can now heave a sigh of relief as lecturers have returned to the lecture halls, and academic work is in full swing.
Last Wednesday, we carried a front page lead story with the headline: “Printing Textbooks Locally Patriotic Gesture” and subsequently published another story yesterday headlined: “Stop Publishers from Printing Textbooks Offshore - Turkson”.
The intention of the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB) to refurbish all the nine recognised public museums dotted around the country is a healthy signal which is long overdue.
With the COVID-19-induced recession subsiding as vaccination rates increase, there is great hope for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to show that it could live up to its hype.
Our inability to maintain infrastructure, facilities and equipment that are procured with the taxpayers’ money to meet a need is the bane of the country.
Since Ghana returned to democratic rule in 1993, one of the major challenges that has confronted the organisation of our elections is the confidence in our Electoral Commission (EC).
Currently underway in Dubai is the Expo 2020 investment forum which has brought together global and business leaders to share knowledge and experiences on how to attract foreign direct investments to their respective countries while others seek to improve bilateral trade.
YouStart, the government’s flagship youth entrepreneurship support programme meant to begin a new phase to create one of the biggest opportunities for the youth of the country, will take off next month.
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