They wanted to charge a 1cedi per litre fuel levy and people took money to come and tell us how it was good for us because fuel prices had dropped. How far please?? 😂😂😂😂😂
Fameye chose to celebrate his birthday at the Village of Hope Orphanage in Gomoa Fetteh, showing love to children who need it most. ❤️
Having grown up without parents, this gesture meant even more. These are the things we love to see from Ghanaian artists. God bless Fameye, his team, and everyone involved. 🙏🏾
This is the most frightening aspect of living in Africa. In 2018, I discovered that there was only one interventional radiologist left in Ghana, and he was on vacation, while I needed a liver abscess drained. A cardiothoracic surgeon had to attempt it crudely. I was lucky.
Nominations are now open for the International Anti-Corruption Excellence Award!
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Lifetime / Outstanding Achievement
Academic Research & Education
Youth Creativity & Engagement
Innovation/Investigative Journalism
Safeguarding Sports from Corruption
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✨ Exciting News! ✨ Our order window is OPEN (From now till the 30th of June) ! Get your favorite clothes, bags, wigs, and more shipped from Nigeria to Ghana delivered by the 14th of July. Order now before it’s too late!
@delmiyaa Hi! I’ve got you covered!
I’m currently taking orders for shipping from Nigeria to Ghana — the order window is open now until May 31st.
Once you place your order, I’ll share a delivery address in Nigeria. Your items will arrive in Ghana between June 10th–14th.
@Ghfixthecountry@GhLawTrends Funny thing is Ghana as a country does not even condone anything torture related, be it state-sanctioned or not by virtue of Article 15 par 2 and acceding to the convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment since 2002. Yet here we are🤦🏽♂️
The Deputy Attorney-General just said on GHONE that two arrested protesters were detained for 10 hours and 53 minutes beyond the 48 hours required by law.
The AG’s justification is that documentation issues caused the unlawful detention. The question, then, is this: if the state cannot present an accused to court within the required 48 hours due to the state's failings, who should suffer the consequence? The state or the accused?