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  Patronage of restaurants in some parts of Accra has dropped drastically, following the swell in COVID-19 cases nationwide, operators told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on Monday. The GNA gathered that business went up when COVID-19 cases declined and appeared good during the yuletide. However, operators at Area Coded Restaurant, Wine and Dine Restaurant and Step 4 Restaurant at Ashaley Botwe, East Legon, Ogbojo and Madina, respectively, said sales had dwindled within the past weeks. At the Area Coded Restaurant, Mr Raymond K. Awotwe, the Manager, said he made daily sales of between GHC1,500 ...

  Reverend Dr Charles Amarkwei, the Minister in charge of the Calvary Presby Church in Ashaley Botwe has said Jesus acknowledges the power of the devil. The Rev. in his sermon to his congregation encouraged them to stand firm in the Lord and always pray in times of difficulties and not to follow other prophets. Speaking on the theme, “Jesus has the Power over Demons “, Rev. Amarkwei said in the text Mark 1: 21-28, God had Powers and persons with demons surrendered whenever they saw him. “Jesus came so that we will be delivered from the power of the devil. If you are a believer, you hav...

A photo of a peace symbol Very Reverend Father Nimorious Kwabena Domanzing, Priest-in-charge, Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ashaley Botwe, has called on Ghanaians to protect the peace they have enjoyed over the years. He said every citizen had the responsibility to contribute towards building a peaceful nation because peace was the foundation for development. “Let us learn to live together in peace and harmony. After all, we have nowhere else to go. Ghana is our home,” he said. Rev. Fr.Domanzing made the call during a festival of Nine Lessons and Carols held by the Ghana Broadc...

Let’s learn to live in peace and harmony - Very Rev Father Nimorious Domanzing Very Reverend Father Nimorious Kwabena Domanzing, Priest-in-charge of Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ashaley Botwe, has called on Ghanaians to protect the peace they have enjoyed over the years. He said every citizen had the responsibility to contribute towards building a peaceful nation because peace was the foundation for development. “Let us learn to live together in peace and harmony. After all, we have nowhere else to go. Ghana is our home,” he said. Rev. Fr. Domanzing made the call during a ...