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A rogue landlord has been fined more than £5,000 for misleading tenants about her property in Greenwich.

The Tema High Court has fined Mrs Yang Yang, the Chief Executive of Zonda Tec Ghana Limited and Sinotruk, a prominent Chinese transport and logistics company, GHS24,000 for contempt. The court, presided over by Justice Patricia Quansah, also imposed a fine of 10 penalty units, equivalent to GHS12,000, on the…

It leveraged the help of partners to perfect its recipe to global success, with a key ingredient: Localisation. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The 2022 Millennium Marathon organisers have been awarded a Gold Label Certificate from the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA) at the Movenpick Hotel in Accra on Thursday. CEO of the GAA, Bawa Fuseini who presented the Certificate to Race Director Mrs. Catherine Morton noted that they will fully support the organization…

The 2022 edition of the Millennium Marathon has been launched at the Movenpick Hotel in Accra on Thursday. The main event comes off in the capital city of Ghana on September 3, 2022 with fantastic prizes for the winners in both male and female categories. The winners will take home…

SINGAPORE - Prices of some popular fish, such as Chinese pomfret and red grouper, have spiked ahead of Chinese New Year, with some sellers at wet markets doubling their prices. The Straits Times visited six wet markets on Wednesday (Jan 26) and found that Chinese pomfret was selling for as high as $90 to $100 a kg, up from $40...

Vendors said demand from China and floods in Malaysia have exacerbated the price rise. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Prices of some popular fish, such as Chinese pomfret and red grouper, have spiked ahead of Chinese New Year, with some sellers at wet markets doubling their prices. The Straits Times visited six wet markets on Wednesday (Jan 26) and found that Chinese pomfret was selling... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The New Paper Tough start to HBL, but this mother of four keeps her cool Madam Nurwiyah Awangs four daughters - aged five, seven, 10 and 13 - getting on with school work and learning at home yesterday. Despite the connection hiccups, she is confident things "will get better when everyone gets the hang of it". PHOTO: NURWIYAH AWANG Madam Nurwiyahs children enjoyed early recess yesterday until MOE portal got back on track 0 Engagements To prepare for the first day of home-based learning (HBL), Ma...