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  A reputable licensed mining firm, Kingsperp Mining Limited has made available documents signed by relevant government appointees to rubbished claims that it is engaged in illegal mining, also known as ‘Galamsey’.   The firm was given authorization by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for “Prospecting for gold” in a concession area in Oda River Forest reserve near Aboaboso in Bekwai Forest District in the Ashanti Region.     The clarification follows a report by Multimedia...

By Stanley Onyekwere In spite of the global COVID 19 pandemic which paralysed the economy, polity and all other sectors, the FCT Administration was able to train over 1,090 teachers and some non teaching staff of the Education Secretariat in 2020. This was disclosed by Mallam Leramoh Adbulrazaq, Acting Secretary and Director of Administration and Finance, FCT Education Secretariat, at a briefing/ media luncheon, in Abuja. Abdulrazaq, who said the training was in diverse fields of education, a...

ABU Fake Certificate Saga: Registry Workers Ask Management To Investigate Alleged Forged Result Of Graduate The workers urged the National Youth Service Corps to investigate the matter, adding that the said female student had already registered and obtained her NYSC call-up letter. by SaharaReporters, New York Dec 29, 2020 Some top members of staff at the Registry, Academic Planning and Monitoring Unit of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State have said the Bachelor of Science in Physics,...

Govt Shifts Focus Towards Modern Technologies for Exploration of Minerals Punjab’s Minister for Industries and Trade, Mian Aslam Iqbal, has directed the Mines and Minerals Department (MMD) to use state-of-the-art technologies for the exploration of the underground minerals. The minister chaired a meeting at the Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT) office on Wednesday to review the MMD’s performance, exploration of underground minerals, and leasing of sites. ALSO READ The meeting was ...

Same stroke for all offenders, says group Article by December 22, 2020 Owners of public service vehicles (PSVs) want Transport Board drivers who disobey the COVID-19 protocols to be taken off the road too. Communications and marketing officer at the Alliance Owners of Public Transport Mark Haynes has contended that it would be unfair for the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit to discipline PSV drivers and conductors but allow Transport Board drivers to get off “scotch free”. His c...

Press Conferences After Insulting The Media? - Charles Owusu Queries Mahama & NDC