[ads1] Former President of the Republic of Ghana John Mahama has donated Personal Protective Equipments (PPE’s) to the Effia- Nkwanta Hospital in the Western region. Mr. Mahama made the donation on Tuesday as part of his contribution to the fight against the Coronavirus pandemic. Already the former President has donated to other hospitals in the country including the Ridge Hospital in Accra and other Frontline workers helping in the fight against the pandemic. [ads2] The donation was part of a total of 650 PPE’s and 650 gum boots procured at a cost of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00) by John Mahama…
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[ads1] As part of efforts to control the spread of COVID-19 in Ghana, the Chinese government, on Monday donated urgently-needed and life-sustaining medical supplies to the Ministry of Health in a short ceremony at the Kotoka International Airport, Accra. The medical supplies include 3,000 N95 Protective Face Masks, 10,000 Protective Face Masks, 2500 Disposable Coveralls, 800 Infrared Thermometers, 2,500 Medical Goggles, 10,000 Single Use Gloves and 10,000 Disposable Shoe Covers. [ads1] The Minister of Health, Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, accompanied by the Hon. Shirley Ayorkor Botchway thanked the Chinese government for supporting Ghana and other African countries in these critical times. Mr.…
[ads1] Ghana Premier League heavyweight Hearts of Oak have completed the signing of Nigeria goal poacher Danjuma Ademola Kuti. READ ALSO: “I can’t play for Hearts of Oak” – Justice Blay The lanky goal machine has joined the Phobians on a two-year deal after successful negotiations. The 22-year old has become Hearts Oak latest signing after Niger midfielder Abdourahamane Mamane Lawali. [ads2] Ademola has previously played for Indian sides Punjab FC, Techno Aryan FC, UAE outfit Fujairah SC and Nigerian side Lobi Stars FC.
[ads1] President Akufo-Addo has announced that the Covid-19 National Trust Fund has accrued GH¢8,750,000.00. He made this known during his fifth address to the nation on measures the government has adopted to combat the Coronavirus disease in Ghana. [ads2] President Akufo-Addo was the first to donate his three months salaries to the Fund followed by his Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia who also donated his three months salaries before other government appointees and institutions also followed. The Covid-19 National Trust Fund is to help the vulnerable infected by the virus and also the frontline health officers who are combating the…
[ads1] Government will be rolling out soft loan scheme for micro, small and medium businesses in Ghana according to President Akufo-Addo. READ ALSO: ‘Support gov’t in Covid-19 fight’ – Herbert Mensah to Ghanaian businesses In his fifth address to the nation, President Akufo-Addo explained that the soft loan scheme will have a two-year repayment plan. [ads2] This according to the President forms part of the measures to help sustain businesses in the country in the Coronavirus outbreak. President Akufo-Addo also stated that his government has decided that all health workers will not pay tax on their emoluments for the next…
[ads1] Former President of Ghana, John Mahama has donated health items worth GH¢390,000.00 to Frontline workers to combat the Coronavirus disease. Mr. Mahama made the donation as his token to the fight against the Coronavirus pandemic which has killed thousands across the globe. [ads2] Though the government is doing its best in combating the pandemic, the former president of the republic has also contributed his little to compliment the government’s effort. Recently, Mr. Mahama donated health items to the Ridge Hospital in Accra to cushion the hospital in fighting the disease. READ ALSO : Covid-19: Dr. Osei Kwame Despite donates $100,000…
[ads1] President of Cheetah FC Abdul Hay Yartey has went hard on Ghanaian young footballers stressing that ninety percent of them are lazy. According to Hay Yartey who is widely known for developing of young football talents, the job of man managing and developing of talents is becoming difficult by each passing day due to the attitude of these young talent. READ ALSO : KP Boateng never insulted coach Kwasi Appiah : Samuel Inkoom He posted on his Facebook timeline that most of these young talents are not hardworking and not loyal but always want a success in life. [ads2]…
[ads1] Asante Kotoko Executive Chairman Dr. Kwame Kyei has donated Personal Protective Equipments to the Greater Accra Regional Command of the Ghana Police Service. The astute businessman who double as the Chief Executive Officer of Unity Group of Companies also donated hundred boxes of bottled water to the Police Service to aid them help in the fight against the Coronavirus disease. [ads2] The gesture was made on behalf of Dr. Kwame Kyei by Madam Veronica Tetteh Ashong, Manageress of Light Television and Mr. Alfred Ataa Frimpong, General Manager Vision 1FM. Coronavirus cases in Ghana Ghana has recorded 204 on Thursday…
[ads1]The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation’s (GNPC) Foundation has donated health items to hospitals, markets, prisons and bus terminals at Cape Coast in the Central region. The donation forms part of the GNPC Foundation’s contribution to help combat the Coronavirus pandemic in Ghana. Led by its Executive Director Dr. Dominic Eduah, the GNPC Foundation donated 150 buckets, 840 bin bags, 1000 nose masks, 1500 liquid soaps, 2000 sanitizers. Recently, the GNPC Foundation donated same items to institutions, markets, prisons, Chief palaces, hospitals in the Western region and on today extended the gesture to the Central region. READ ALSO : W/R : GNPC…
[ads1] Black Stars and Al Fayha winger Samuel Owusu has urged the Ghanaian citizenry to stay at home and stay safe to avoid contracting the Coronavirus disease. Since the outbreak of the disease in Chinese city of Wuhan, the disease has spread to over 120 countries across the globe, killing thousands of people. Due to the increase rate of the death cases, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the disease as pandemic. [ads2] The African continent has not been spared as 40 countries have recorded cases of the pandemic with Ghana included. As of Wednesday April 1, 2020, Ghana…