Whatsapp Image At Pm The Member of Parliament (MP) for the Anyaa–Sowutuom Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, Honourable Emmanuel Tobbin, has awarded a GH¢120,000.00 scholarship package to 50 students as part of his commitment to promoting education and academic excellence in the constituency. The scholarship initiative, funded through the MP’s Common Fund, is aimed at supporting deserving but financially…
Day: March 4, 2026
Speaker rejects calls for MPs to use bicycles instead of 4×4 vehicles
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has dismissed suggestions that Members of Parliament (MPs) should be provided with bicycles instead of 4×4 vehicles to perform their duties. Speaking at the Speaker’s Forum on Wednesday, March 4, Speaker Bagbin described the calls, reportedly made by some senior citizens, as “untenable” and based on a misunderstanding of Ghanaian parliamentary realities. He noted that…
GTDC launches Campus Tourism Office at University of Ghana
The Ghana Tourism Development Company, GTDC, under the leadership of Prof.Kobby Mensah has launched GTDC Campus Tourism Office at the University of Ghana. The initiative aims to promote educational and domestic tourism by providing structured campus tour experiences showcasing key heritage sites, including the Archaeology Museum and the School of Performing Arts. It will also offer students their first travel…
Ghana to plant 30 million trees under ‘One Child, One Tree’ policy- Lands Minister
By Love Wilhelmina Abanonave The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has announced plans to plant over 30 million trees this year, replicating last year’s effort as part of the government’s commitment to forest conservation, protection of medicinal heritage, and building sustainable livelihoods. Speaking at the 2026 World Wildlife Day celebration on March, 4 the minister highlighted…
Photos: Mahama accompanies St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister to plant ‘Tree of Life’ at Presidential Gardens
President John Mahama, accompanied the Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Michael Drew, planted the symbolic “Tree of Life” at the Presidential Gardens at Jubilee House as part of the Prime Minister’s official state visit to Ghana. The ceremonial tree planting, which took place on Wednesday, March 4, formed part of activities aimed at strengthening diplomatic and…
We deserve a normal life,’ Iranians say, as US says it will strike deeper into country
BBC Persian has been hearing from Iranians, as the country continues to be targeted by US and Israeli strikes. Sajad says most shops are closed, food prices have gone up, and the streets are very quiet. While people are “anxious and stressed”, the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has made him “more hopeful about the future”. “Almost no one…
NCA moves to end Next-Gen Infraco’s 5G exclusivity
The National Communications Authority (NCA) has announced plans to amend the license of Next-Gen Infraco (NGIC), removing the clause that grants the company exclusivity over 5G services in Ghana. In a press statement issued on Wednesday, pursuant to Section 14 of the Electronic Communications Act, 2008 (Act 775), the Authority explained that the proposed amendment is intended to serve the…
Asante Kotoko: Goalkeeper Mohammed Camara receives Guinea national team call-up for March international window
Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Mohammed Camara has received another call-up to the Guinea national team ahead of the March international window. The Syli Nationale are set to face Togo and Benin in friendly matches designed to evaluate the squad ahead of forthcoming competitive fixtures. Source link
Couple’s photo shoot turns chaotic after man tries to check his wife’s phone
What was meant to be a joyful and memorable couple rsquo;s photo shoot quickly turned chaotic after an unexpected confrontation over trust and privacy. The incident occurred when a man reportedly attempted to check his wife rsquo;s phone during the session, sparking tension and confusion among the couple and the photography team. Source link
UK halts study visas from four countries to stop students claiming asylum
The British government has imposed an emergency brake on visas for students from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan, in response to what it said was a surge of requests for asylum from people arriving in the United Kingdom to study. Source link
