A peaceful environment is good for the Education Sector
The Upper East Regional Director of Education, Augustine Ayirezang described the theme for this year’s Independence Day celebration, “Celebrating Peace and Unity”, as apt
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Profile of Mahamudu Bawumia, Economist and Vice President of Ghana
Bawumia was a Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana until his nomination as the vice presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2008, standing alongside presidential candidate Nana Akufo-Addo.
Heritage Caravan: Patrons tour Paga crocodile pond, Pikworo slave market [Photos]
You might have heard of how Ghana’s slave trade took the young and strong to the shores of Europe and America, but you may not
Researcher sensitizes local farmers on the dangers of GMOs
A researcher by name Danladi Rock, born in the Volta Region of Ghana, is a Pan African revolution speaker and musician. He has for
NABOCADO trains Vea youth into catfish farming
Despite agriculture being the major contributor to Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product as well as providing employment, majority of Ghana youth still see it to
Bongo is ready to host Upper East Independence Day Parade
All is set for this year’s Independence Day Parade at Bongo in the Upper East Region. This is the first time the Upper East
Tilakou_Originalz has come up with a banger called “11: 59”
Tilakou_Originalz popularly called Don Max has released another influential banger which featured young and talented artists like; Ras Patua, CC Boy, Apaaba, Saabia, and
NPP to launch a Regional Youth Wing on 6TH March
The New Patriotic Party in the Upper East Region is preparing to launch its Regional Youth Wing come March 6, after this year’s Independence
Tongraan calls on government to address the issue of poor road networks in Upper East
The Paramount Chief of the Talensi Traditional Area, Tongraan Kugbilsong Nanlebgtang has called on government to address the poor road networks in the various
Teacher Unions can sue over privatization of public schools – Mahama Ayariga
Various teachers unions kicking against the implementation of the Ghana Private Schools (GPS) policy can sue the Education Ministry over the move, given that there