– Final year students of TTI asked to buy computers for WASSCE – Students of Takoradi Technical Institute must acquire a computer each before they can sit for WASSCE More than 25 final year students of the Takoradi Technical Institute (TTI) offering Information Communication Technology ICT have been asked by the school authorities to compulsorily procure computers each, to enable them participate in the practical examinations of the 2018 West African Senior Secondary Schools Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Some students spotted by Skyy news purchasing some computers in Takoradi, explained the directive was issued by the school authorities. They say the…
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– A stampede occurred at the Kumasi Central Market that caused the collapse of 6 people – The Kumasi Central Market has been a concern for successive Ghanaian governments It is reported that six people collapsed when a stampede occurred at the Kumasi Central Market on Monday afternoon. According to information available to YEN.com.gh, the area i which the incident took place is a congested place popularly referred to as “18 Line”. According to the intial report by Graphic.com.gh, there have been no deaths reported. The 18 Line is described as a narrow space that many use as a shortcut…
The Western Regional Minister, Dr. Kwaku Afriyie has opined without fear that some Ghanaians who are kicking against the Double Track System should withdraw their wards from school. The implementation of the double track system in some 400 Senior High Schools in Ghana begins today, Tuesday, September 11, 2018. The new system, which was created due to an increase in enrollment is expected to create space to accommodate more students, reduce class size, increase contact hours and increase the number of holidays. The government adopted the double-track system to cater for increased enrollment under its flagship free Senior High School…
– The Ghanaian-owned automobile company unveiled a number of vehicles and their prices in the new showroom in Accra – The prices of the vehicles in the showroom range from GHC 80,000 to GHC 170,000 Indigenous automobile company, Kantanka Automobile, has outdoored a number of vehicles it has produced in the last few years. Three years ago, the Ghanaian automobile company launched three of its cars and opened them up for sale on the market. The company has now followed up by opening its first showroom on at Achimota in Accra. READ ALSO: Sekondi-Takoradi in ‘Rush’ ahead of Toyota Rush…
– Obinim has been seen in another video trying to ‘vanish’ into heaven – His church members and associate pastors ended up begging him to rescind his decision Founder and leader of The International God’s Way Church, Bishop Daniel Obinim, has caused another stir on social media with the latest video of one of his ‘antics’ that has already gone viral. The popular Man of God was seen in one of his church branches during service and he was reportedly trying to vanish into heaven. It appeared that the pastor, during the prophetic and deliverance service wanted to take off…
This year’s Kundum festival celebrated by the people of Lower and Upper Axim in the Nzema East Municipality of the Western Region have been climaxed with a beach party. The festival which is celebrated by the Ahantas and Nzema people of the Western Region, is an occasion to render Thanksgiving to God for the abundance of food at the end of the harvest period. The week-long festival saw activities such as clean up exercise, marathon race, Miss Kundum pageant, cooking competition, street carnival jam, beach soccer, grand durbar and a thanksgiving service. This year’s celebration was on the theme, “Promoting…
By now, you’ve read a lot about the Toyota Rush, the new Toyota multi-talented SUV that fuses dynamic energy with sharp elegant styling. The new seven seater, is set for a grand unveiling and test drive session in Sekondi Takoradi on Saturday September 22, 2018; news that has set the Metropolis charging in anticipation of this great day in the life of automobile enthusiasts. The test drive is being held under the tutelage of Toyota Ghana and will take place at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle Total Filling Station / KFC. THE RUSH OF NEW ADVENTURES: All you need to know: The…
The Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA), as part of its complementary role towards creating access to health care delivery to all, has achieved another milestone with the commissioning of an ultra-modern hospital Annex aimed at expanding the Nagel Memorial Adventist Hospital in Takoradi. The Nagel Memorial Adventist Hospital annex is expected to offer affordable and accessible healthcare to residents of the Twin City and its environs. The NAGEL Hospital Annex has been established to take care of special cases, including eye, ear, nose, dental and a special dietitian unit. The facility also has a state of the art medical laboratory,…
– Boy commits suicide over a failed SHS placement in Tarkwa It was a heart wrenching Saturday evening at Brenuakyim a suburb of Tarkwa, as a seventeen years old Junior High School graduate hung himself after verifying his Senior High School placement. The deceased whose name was given as Jonathan Mensah, according to our reporter Sir Fresh, had earlier that day checked online for his placement only to realise, despite attaining an aggregated score of eighteen in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), had no placement in any of his preferred schools. READ ALSO: Sekondi-Takoradi in ‘Rush’ ahead of Toyota…
Kwesi Appiah ready to recall Asamoah Gyan and the Ayew Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah announces decision to recall Ayew brothers, Asamoah Gyan for future matches Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah says he is ready to recall the trio of Asamoah Gyan, Andre Ayew and Jordan Ayew for future games following his side’s poor show against Kenya. Appiah left out the three players for the last Saturday’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Kenya to which Ghana lost 1-0. However, Appiah has explained why he left out the three key players for the crucial game. Before the Black Stars lost…