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Sogakope MTTD Launches Road Safety Campaign Ahead Of Easter Celebration

by George Vineh Yawson - 0

SOGAKOPE MTTD LAUNCHES ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN AHEAD OF EASTER CELEBRATION The Tongu Divisional Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service led by D.S.P Olivia Turkson has embarked on a two-week road safety education campaign. The campaign which started on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, will cover major towns such as Sokpoe, Adidome, Akatsi, and Kpotame, all of which are along major highways in the Volta Region. The campaign will focus on the enforcement of the wearing of seat belts, adherence to road signs, and the regularization of documents such as drivers’ licenses, roadworthiness certificates, and insurance. DSP Olivia Turkson bemoaned the gross disregard for road traffic regulations, reckless riding, and noise pollution often created by moto riders when leading convoys

The Political Class By Abena Osegu Boateng

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Often when I hear references to the political class, I just wonder what it is, is the business of politics reserved for any particular class? What is politics anyway? My understanding of politics has always been the process or art of influencing and making decisions on how the goods and services we need are produced and distributed. If this understanding is correct, then politics must involve any and everybody. It must be about all citizens of this planet because it is essentially about our survival. So is there a political class? I asked my old school friend who studied political science for a first-degree. She said the political class is made up of those in the frontline of politics. Woow! Was she referring to all

Cuba Solidarity Campaign-Ghana; Statement On The 65th Independence Anniversary

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5th March, 2022 STATEMENT ON THE 65TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY Cuban  {President Miguel Díaz-Canel On the occasion of the 65th anniversary of Ghana’s independence, the Cuba Solidarity Campaign joins freedom-loving people all over the world in extending salutations to the Government and people of Ghana. The significance of Ghana’s independence extends beyond its national boundaries as it provided the impetus for the acceleration of struggles for national liberation all over the world. It also inspired the anti-racist movement in all corners of the globe and gave hope to all peoples engaged in battles with imperialist domination and exploitation. The Cuban Solidarity Campaign recalls the historic meeting between Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, then Prime Minister of the newly independent Ghana and Commandante Fidel Castro, leader of the triumphant Cuban revolution at the Hotel

America Defeats Germany For The Third Time In A Century: The MIC, OGAM And Fire Sectors Conquer NATO

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February 28, 2022 By Michael Hudson and posted with the author’s permission My old boss Herman Kahn, with whom I worked at the Hudson Institute in the 1970s, had a set speech that he would give at public meetings. He said that back in high school in Los Angeles, his teachers would say what most liberals were saying in the 1940s and 50s: “Wars never solved anything.” It was as if they never changed anything – and therefore shouldn’t be fought. Herman disagreed, and made lists of all sorts of things that wars had solved in world history, or at least changed. He was right, and of course that is the aim of both sides in today’s New Cold War confrontation in Ukraine. The

Lectures Begin At University Of Ghana, Legon

by George Vineh Yawson - 0

Lectures have commenced at the university of Ghana Legon, following the suspension of the industrial action by the University Teacher’s Association of Ghana (UTAG). Pan African TV’s Akua Ababio was at the university’s campus to monitor the new development and has come through with this report. On n Monday, January 10, 2022, the University Teachers Association of Ghana began its industrial action to demand better conditions of service and a hike in salaries of lecturers. After more than a month of staying away from the lecture halls, members of the association arrived at a decision to suspend the strike following a court order. Majority of lecturers across some seven public universities in the country voted against the decision by UTAG’s national Executive Committee (NEC)

Ghana Aids Commission Boss Backs Calls For Laws To Discourage Discrimination Against Persons Living With HIV

by George Vineh Yawson - 0

Ghana today joined the rest of the world to mark this year’s Zero Discrimination Day under the theme, ‘Remove laws that harm, create laws that empower’ societies to treat victims of HIV/AIDS with dignity and respect. Speaking at a press conference earlier today, Director-General of the Ghana AIDS Commission Steve Kyeremeh Atuahene underscored the essence of Ghana’s constitution in making elaborate plans towards addressing discrimination against persons living with HIV/AIDS. He also expressed concern over the number of infected persons living with the disease which has ballooned for the past five years. Angela Trenton Mbonda from UNAIDS said her outfit in collaboration with Ghana AIDS Commission and the UNDP are considering establishing a health facility which will be known as Discrimination Stigma Free

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