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Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Akwasi Yeboah, the District Police Commander of Sofoline Police Station, has advised children to imbibe good values that can promote social cohesion and national development. He also reminded the children of their civic responsibilities and how they could contribute to building a strong, vibrant and…

As part of the programme lin-up for the celebration of this year's Constitution Week Celebration under the theme: "30 Years of Consolidating Constitutional Democracy: Building National Cohesion through Civic Education and Participation in Local Governance". The Ho Municipal Director of the NCCE, Rev. Vincent Adzika, in an engagement with the…

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has entreated Ghanaians to, as a matter of urgency, do all they can to protect the gains made with regards to the democratic experiment in Ghana.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) says the 1992 Constitution has helped in sustaining peace and democratic rule in Ghana for the past 31 years and lauded the citizens for observing its tenets, resulting in the achievement of the great feat. Mr Peter Baah, the Programmes Officer of the…

More than 30 chapter and individual awards were presented to Brunswick Town Chapter of the National

Members of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) have been urged to exercise greater degree of restraint when dealing with provocations by civilians.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has launched this year’s Constitution Week to commemorate the country’s return to constitutional rule in 1993 after many years of military rule. As part of the commemoration, officials of NCCE would engage the citizenry and security agencies on their roles to uphold the…

RAWALPINDI: Great public enthusiasm and rejoicing was witnessed across the country today [April 12]. People from all walks of life

In the fiscal year that ended this September, people from around the world chose us. At some 970,000 naturalizations, it was the third highest year on record for immigrants becoming American citizens.

PHOENIX – Governor Doug Ducey today announced appointments to fill vacancies on the Arizona Court of Appeals, the first level of appeal from Superior Courts on cases including civil, criminal, juvenile, tax, and family matters.