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Kota Kinabalu: Coronation II justified its top billing to emerge as champion of the Royal Sabah Turf Club (RSTC) Harvest Festival Cup race at the Tambalang Race Course in Tuaran recently.

The Government Assurance Committee of Parliament has conducted a day's tour of some selected basic schools in the Greater Accra Region (GAR) to ascertain the level of fulfilment of the Government's educational policy of one-child, one-texbook. The Delegation, which was led by Mrs Patricia Appiagyei, Chairperson and the Ranking Member…

The first trial for “shopping cart killer” suspect Anthony Eugene Robinson, which was scheduled to begin this August in Harrisonburg, Virginia, will be delayed.

Basic school teachers in the country have for the past five years been faced with the challenge of implementing a new standard-based curriculum without the required learning materials. | Pulse Ghana

A fun family adaptation of the Julia Donaldson picture book that will appeal to anyone who has ever found themselves in charge of the class bear.

Municipal and district directors of education and head teachers of some basic schools have made appealed to the Ghana Education Service (GES) for textbooks.

Kota Kinabalu: All eyes will be at the Tambalang Race Course in Tuaran  today (Sunday) where some of the finest horses will vie for top honours in the Harvest Festival Cup race.

The lawyer for “shopping cart killer” suspect Anthony Eugene Robinson has asked a judge to delay an August trial because he has yet to receive a mental health evaluation to determine whether Robinson was insane when he allegedly killed two women in the Harrisonburg, Virginia, area in 2021.

Davyeon Muckette of Clare Valley won the top prize in the 2023 annual Fisherman’s Day celebrations which culminated at Calliaqua on Monday, May 29, Whit Monday, Competing in Class One of the competition, Muckette returned a catch of 644.81 pounds of fish. He also brought in the single heaviest fish with a weight of 42.75 pounds, captaining the boat, Defender.

Former Eastern student Jenny Le, 27, was sentenced to 30 months in the Department of Corrections, four years of concurrent probation and 100 hours of community service in a plea deal with the Coles County State’s Attorney Office. During the sentencing, Le’s attorney Sean Britton requested a five-day stay of arrest which was denied. Le...