Agaatorne Douglas Asaah
Mahama issued more small scale mining license than Nana Addo – Mineral Commission CEO
The Minerals Commission CEO Martin Ayisi has revealed that the erstwhile Mahama led administration issued more small scale mining license…
UTAG President of KNUST refutes claims of lack of consultation over strike
The University Teachers Association of Ghana UTAG President of the KNUST chapter, Prof. Eric Abavare, has refuted claims made by…
We are surprised by Organised Labour decision to proceed on strike – Gov’t
Government has expressed surprise at the decision by Organised Labour to embark on the nationwide strike on October 10, 2024…
Organized Labour remains unfazed, insist they will embark on nationwide strike
Organized Labour has insisted it will still embark on its intended October 10, 2024 declared nationwide strike effective October 10,…
Kwasi Appiah steps down from Executive Council of GFA
Former Balck Stars coach Kwasi Appiah has been directed by the Confederation of African Football to step as Executive Council…
Organised Labour divided over strike on ‘galamsey’
Dissatisfaction has set in within Organised Labour as the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) pulls out of the intended…
Gov’t agrees to Organised Labour demands on banning ‘galamsey’
The Deputy Secretary-General of the Ghana Federation of Labour, Kenneth Koomson, has revealed that government has accepted to revoke L.I…
Unaccredited centres used by UCC, & others rendering students certificates unrecognized
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has released a list of unaccredited centres used by the University of Cape Coast…
CHAN 2024 Qualifiers: CAF to conduct draw on October 9
The Confederation of African Football, CAF, has scheduled October 9, for the draw of the African Nations Championship 2024 Qualifiers…
Labour Union Strike; gov’t interested in talking to leaders but not solving problem
Professor Ransford Gyampo, President of the University of Ghana’s chapter of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG), has revealed…
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