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Residents of Kade in the Kwaebibirem Municipality of the Eastern Region have banned the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) from campaigning in the area.  To this end, they have warned politicians to stay off the place until their only access road in the area is worked on before the 2020 polls or it is game over.  The deplorable condition of the only access route in the area and government’s apathy towards repairing it, they revealed, has led to accidents and needless deaths.  Angry youth of the town in an interview monitored by Mynewsgh.com, warned politicians to stay away from the community during campaigns next year unless roads are fixed. “When it rains, the road becomes muddy, making accessibility a challenge but also providing a greater leeway for armed bandits. They should fix it or no political party should come here, no road, no vote.”  “We want to tell our political leaders that if our problems are not solved, we are not

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The Ghana Football Association today announced that the senior national team, the Black Stars would be engaged in two separate friendly games this September. As the rest of the world break the various leagues to allow for continental qualifiers, Ghana being host of next year’s African Cup of Nations are spared the qualifying campaign as the FA utilizes the days made available on the calendar. Ghana, on Saturday begin the first of the two arranged matches in the French town of Rouen where the Black Stars play Morocco’s Atlas Lions. Four days later, Ghana would round up the friendly series with a game against Saudi Arabia in Riyadh. Ghana’s meet with the two nation’s forms part of the Black Stars preparations towards next year’s African Cup of Nations in 2008. The Black Stars last month drew 1-1 with Senegal in a similar exercise in London. Ghana, by virtue of being host of the 2008 African Cup of Nations finals would not be playing any competitive match until January 2008, when t

Talks over a huge world heavyweight title unification fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia are officially underway, according to ESPN. The British rivals, who between them hold every major heavyweight belt, had been expected to finally meet in the ring at some point in 2021. But with the coronavirus crisis throwing both Fury and Joshua's next title defences into doubt, discussions over a mega-money showdown in December are now being held. The Gypsy King was scheduled to face Deontay Wilder for the third and final time in Las Vegas this summer, having knocked him down twice on his way to a seventh round stoppage victory in their rematch in February.     READ ALSO: Anthony Joshua calls on Tyson Fury to 'come and fight' to determine the No.1 heavyweight boxer The Bronze Bomber exercised a clause in his contract to secure the trilogy fight, but ESPN claim that he is likely to be paid-off in order to give up his shot at revenge. It has been re

It’s 2020 and the departure of top media personalities from the EIB Network continues. Latest to join the likes of Berla Mundi, Giovani Caleb, Naa Ashorkor, Anita Erskine, Kafui Dey, Sammy Forson, Jay Foley, Anita Akuffo among others who shunned the Bola Ray managed outfit, is Jon Germain and K.O.D. The two separately announced their exit from the financially challenged media house on Saturday, 2 May 2020. John and K.O.D have worked for over 5 years at the EIB owned Starr FM as presenters. Jon, in announcing his departure on Instagram wrote “I am happy to announce that after 5 years and 9 months of being with STARR FM & the EIB family, we have decided to mutually part ways. I’d like to thank everyone who worked with me from the Drop off to The Zone...And everyone who tuned in to my shows. All the best” K.O.D on the hand also shared his resignation decision with his social media followers whilst appreciating his former work colleagues with a message to thank Bola Ray and his f

Veteran actor, Akrobeto, has added his two cents to the social media conflict Funny Face has been caught in with Lil Win, Kalybos and others. Funny Face in the past few days has been ranting and wailing on social media over how Kalybos, Lil Win and Bismark The Joke have betrayed him. He also disclosed that his second marriage has also broken down because his pregnant wife has parked out of their marital home under the influence of Lil Win.     Talking about the social media brawl between the one time friends, Akrobeto on his Real News show advised his acting colleagues to cut the drama. “There was acting and comedy before we all came to this world, it is our time to continue it, therefore, let’s cut this drama because it will not help,” he said in Twi.     READ ALSO: EIB hit with another exi-blow as Jon Germain and KOD quit Starr FM     Akrobeto advised his colleagues that the same social media that projects their careers can as well be their downfall. He added that “Funny Face I don’

Bisa Kdei has made wild claims about his relationship with the Ghanaian media which he has described as fake. The high life singer engaged his fans on Twitter with a QnA interaction and whilst at it, a tweep asked why his songs aren’t on rotation on the airwaves like some years back, and he replied saying that the Ghanaian media fraternity has been bribed against him.          “It's an agenda. They have taken some money to do that. If you love my music keep loving it. The media is fake," the 'Brother Brother' crooner tweeted and that has since raised eyebrows about who is sponsoring his failure.     READ ALSO: Cut it and let's drop the curtains; Akrobeto advices Funny Faces on real news     Asked what his biggest challenge has been ever since his career, he said “When the media started brainwashing people's mind by saying Bisa Kdei is drowning. That campaign was very shocking because that wasn't the case. Then I realized it's human nature so it'

ACCRA, GHANA - The COVID-19 pandemic has forced Ghana to improve its health care system. This week the government pledged to build dozens of new hospitals throughout the West African nation. New technologies are also coming into play. The Silicon Valley company Zipline is using drones to shuttle medical supplies and carry samples from suspected coronavirus patients to labs in Ghana’s big cities, allowing the government to more quickly monitor the spread of COVID-19. Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, in a televised address to the nation Sunday night, said the virus had “exposed the deficiencies” of Ghana’s health care system, the result of years of underinvestment and neglect. He pledged to make a major investment in Ghana’s health care infrastructure and build 88 hospitals with 100 beds each throughout the nation. “We shall make these investments in our health care system not because it is going to be easy, but because it is self-evidently necessary to serve the needs of 21st-cen

A health worker at the international airport in Accra, Ghana - January 2020 Reuters Strict rules will be in place for air travellers Domestic flights in Ghana are set to resume by the weekend, according to the aviation minister. Joseph Kofi Adda said Kotoka airport in the capital, Accra, had been disinfected and the other airports, including the one at Kumasi, were being cleaned in readiness. Vehicles spray disinfectant on roads in Accra, Ghana AFP Ghana has been disinfecting public spaces Mr Adda said social distancing among passengers, use of masks and sanitisers would be ensured when operations restarted. Health officials will also be present at airport to monitor all passengers. Domestic airlines have yet to receive instructions from the government about the exact date for operations to resume, reports the BBC's Thomas Naadi from Accra. Ghana suspended domestic flights on 30 March, when a partial lockdown was imposed. Last week, the government lifted the lockdown, but

In our series of letters from African writers, journalist and former Ghana government minister Elizabeth Ohene writes about the new normal - from how to hold a socially distant election to attending online funerals. Since the outbreak of Covid-19, we have come to accept that our lives have been turned upside down. We have been learning to cope with things nobody had ever dreamt about - like not hugging or shaking hands. Social distancing, self-isolation and quarantine have all become terms of everyday use. Schools have been closed, and parents are discovering anew just how much food growing children eat. There are things we studiously avoid talking about; the mortuaries are full, not from coronavirus deaths (so far in Ghana, there have been 16 from the disease) but the ban on public gatherings, which means we cannot have normal funerals. Private burials are allowed but with no more than 25 people and that really is an unbearable experience for most Ghanaians. So, we are kee

Parliament, before it rose on May Day, to resume possibly on May 19, approved a GHC288.6 million tax waiver for health workers to motivate them in the fight against Covid-19. The tax waiver is on personal emoluments of all healthcare workers for the months of April, May and June 2020, and on additional allowances for frontline health personnel covering March, April, May and June this year. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo announced the tax waivers last month and further said frontline health workers would get 50 per cent of their basic salary as an additional allowance, tax-free. The tax waiver on personal emoluments will cost the nation GH¢237.5 million whilst that on additional allowances will amount to GH¢51 million. The approval of the waiver follows a request by Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to the Legislature for waiver on income taxes amounting to GHC288.644 million, to help cushion health workers in both public and private health facilities, who are on the frontline

Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council strongly condemned Germany’s recent measure to blacklist the Lebanese Hezbollah, Tasnim news agency reported on Saturday. Ali Shamkhani lashed out at the German government for designating Hezbollah a terror organization and banning the Lebanese group’s activities in the European country. Shamkhani said Germany’s action is a “new surprise” as the Hezbollah has contributed to the fight against terrorism in the region. On Thursday, Germany blacklisted the Hezbollah and banned all activities of the group in the country.

Mozambique’s ambassador to China Maria Gustava praised the mutually beneficial aid between the two countries as a long-term symbol and a witness to brotherhood and friendship, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The brotherhood between China and Mozambique has been formed since the early days of Mozambique’s liberation struggle. The two sides have never stopped helping each other and shared weal and woe in the 45 years,” she said. She said when the outbreak hit China, Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi promptly sent a message of solidarity and consolation, and the Mozambican government and its people from all walks of life also responded to and participated in the initiatives to support China. While the pandemic hit Africa, China spared no effort to assist its African “brothers” who have suffered from a shortage of health resources. In addition to the assistance from the Chinese government, Huaxi Village in eastern China’s Jiangsu Province donated medical supplies. Many

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has cautioned against the use of unapproved nose masks that had flooded markets across the country. Consequently, it has warned to arrest all persons caught selling such unapproved nose masks to serve as deterrent to others. Mr John Odai-Tettey, the Central Regional Director of the Authority, gave the advice in an interview with the Ghana News Agency on Friday. He indicated that using unapproved substances with the aim of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic could be detrimental to human health. Therefore, manufacturers of such products were to register their products as per Section 118 and 97 of the Public Health Act, 2012 (Act 851), he said. Explaining some recommendations for homemade nose masks, Mr Odai-Tettey said fabric used for masks should be free from all chemicals adding that: “In any event that printed fabric is used, the layer of the fabric in direct contact with the face should be plain fabric that is free from chemicals.” To be effecti