The Chief Executive Officer of King Faisal, Mr. Vincent Sowah Odotei is confident his side is armed to the teeth to replicate last season’s victory over Hearts of Oak, when the two teams meet, as the 2010/2011 league rolls off at the Ohene Djan Stadium on Sunday.
DRAMA UNFOLDED at the Agogo Central Mosque last Friday, when elders of the Zongo community rejected assorted food items presented to them by the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for the area, Mr. Thomas Osei Bonsu.
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Asunafo North, Mohammed Kwaku Doku, has gone rough on his Member of Parliament (MP) for the area, Robert Sarfo Mensah, over his continuous misappropriation of state funds allocated to him for various developmental projects in the constituency.
ALLIANCE Media Ghana Limited, a South Africa-owned company operating advertising concessions at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) in Accra, whose contract has been revoked by the management of the Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL), has finally sued the latter, together with Speedmasters Limited, a new company billed to take over the advertising concessions from the plaintiff, effective tomorrow, September 1.
The Acting head of sports of GTV, Mr. George Lomotey, has revealed that plans are in place to secure the local premier league TV rights for the forthcoming premier league season.
Ghana soccer history and particularly Asante Kotoko and FC Twente would be incomplete without mentioning Prince Opoku Polley.
One of Ghana’s biggest TV Series, the Soccer Academy TV Reality Show, will soon enter its fourth season this year on Metro TV.
When the world renowned U.S Economist, Dr. Jeffery Sachs hailed Accra as the “jewel and crown of West Africa” at the Millennium Village Project (MVP) Annual Retreat which took place recently, I was very much amazed.
A Deputy Minister of Information, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has assured members of the inky-fraternity that the government would not do anything to fetter the frontiers of press freedom in the country. According to him, the government remains committed to good governance and rule of law, and believes that freedom of speech must not be criminalised.
Of all the things that I can tell you under this sun on this page, I am rather going to tell you how to CONQUER Ghana’s highest mountain, the Great Afadjato and feel proud of yourself after reaching the top. There is no feeling of personal pride and achievement better than the one that courses through you when you read the notice: WOW, YOU HAVE MADE IT. YOU ARE ON TOP OF THE HIGHEST POINT IN GHANA. ENJOY THE PANORAMIC VIEWS., and then drag or haul yourself over the last ten metres to the summit of the mountain.