Ghanaian man finds cure to AIDS
Hakimu Yunus, a Ghanaian Herbalist said he has found the cure to AIDS. Yunus said he discovered the cure to the disease while he was treating a malaria patient
The Editor-in-Chief of the New Crusading Guide, Abdul Malik Kweku Baako has challenged the government to probe and sanction past officials believed to have squandered the Eurobond cash if there is evidence to that effect.
The erstwhile Kufuor administration has been accused of squandering a $750 million it raised after it issued Ghana’s first Eurobond in 2007, approved by Parliament
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Caretaker Black Stars coach Akwesi Appiah refutes claims that suggest Sulley Muntari has been kicked out of the national team.
Muntari last featured for Ghana at the 2010 world cup where he repeatedly complained to team management about his playing time
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President John Evans Atta Mills yesterday expressed confidence that Asia can help Africa to accelerate her development.
He expressed Ghana’s appreciation to Japan for her development assistance over the years, saying it is an indication that Africa can look up to Asian countries to advance the continent’s development
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One of the biggest mysteries that the Daily Post is trying to unravel is why the NDC government does not seem to want to hold officials of the erstwhile NPP government accountable for squandering the $750 million Eurobond
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A number of players of the Black Stars have threatened to pull out of the team’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Sudan in Kumasi on October 10 if outstanding bonuses due them are not settled
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A staff of Animens Hotel in Takoradi where Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, former First Lady was said to have lodged early this month, has told DAILY GUIDE that indeed the woman reported of her missing money
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Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has revisited debate on Ghana’s oil find, and has singled out Tullow Oil plc and his leadership role for praise in the discovery.
Speaking on “Time with MO” on MNET
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Ghana’s movie industry is about to witness the first ever Movie Awards Ghana (MAG Awards) very soon. The organization of the award ceremony has been in the pipeline for so long, but indications are that the stage is now set to roll.
The event, promised to be an annual one, is aimed at rewarding excellence in the various areas in the movie industry
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Let’s Streamline The Import VAT And Excise Duty: To Build Our Crumbling Infrastructure.
THE GHANA’S IRRATIONAL IMPORT TAX SYSTEM is out of joint and needs a tune-up, ASAP!
Quick, let’s try to explicate the geometry of our import tax code: Import tax, VAT, Ecowas levy, EDIF, Exam fees, processing fees and NHIL fees. Not to mention the Agents’ fees and other covert fees. For example, all that could hit you with an import duty of GHs 4,828 .00 for a 2001- Toyota Corolla sedan for which you probably paid $1000.00 at the Auto Auction
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The U.N. Security Council has lifted it’s 13 year old sanctions against Sierra Leone.
The fifteen member strong council voted 15 to 0 to end the arms and travel embargo it imposed on the West African Nation over a decade ago.
Diplomats said ending the sanctions against Sierra Leone was intended to help development and reconstruction efforts in the country
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The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly is currently liaising with a Chinese Construction Firm for the construction of the ultra-modern market facility.
Mr Samuel Sarpong, Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE), said the assembly recently sent a team to China to have preliminary discussion with the contractors on the project
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Takoradi Polytechnic is collaborating with the Aircraft Maintenance Training Institute and Afrimeric Engineering International Cincinnati, in the US to introduce Aircraft Technician courses by the end of the year
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A little over 50,000 people are expected to be deployed to an assortment of institutions and companies for the 2010/2011 National Service posting, starting from October.
Registration for this year’s service is closed
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Communications Minister Haruna Iddrisu has supported proposals for a Constitutional provision that will mandate the president to answer questions under oath in Parliament.
Mr Iddrisu said the proposal, submitted to the Constitution Review Commission Tuesday by journalist, Paul Adom OKyere, will further foster transparency
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Government has released to the Ghana International Airlines Limited (GIAL) funds for the payment of laid-off workers of the struggling airline.
The release of the money follows a plea by the Airline’s Board to enable Management settle salary arrears owed the workers
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