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JoyNews' 'Empty Plates' reveals how students were made to eat a specific meal for lunch and supper - Vimarsana News

JoyNews' 'Empty Plates' reveals how students were made to eat a specific meal for lunch and supper

JoyNews’ investigations reveal how first-year students of some Senior High Schools (SHS) across the country were forced to eat one specific meal for lunch and supper for an entire term due to an acute food shortage.

JoyNews' 'Empty Plates' reveals how students were made to eat a specific meal for lunch and supper [Video] - Vimarsana News

JoyNews' 'Empty Plates' reveals how students were made to eat a specific meal for lunch and supper [Video]

JoyNews’ investigations reveal how first-year students of some Senior High Schools (SHS) across the country were forced to eat one specific meal for lunch and supper for an entire term due to an acute food shortage.

3 JoyNews journalists win big at Merck Foundation 2022 Media Recognition Awards - Vimarsana News

3 JoyNews journalists win big at Merck Foundation 2022 Media Recognition Awards

The works of three Multimedia Group Limited journalists have received recognition at the Merck Foundation 2022 Media Recognition Awards. Joynews’ Assistant Editor, Ohemeng Tawiah and broadcast journalists, Emmanuel Bright Quaicoe and Anita Serwaa Adzoga, were awarded for their excellent reportages on issues pertaining to girl child education, women empowerment and early child marriages.

2021 road accident deaths overtake total Covid-19 casualties since March 2020 in Ghana - Vimarsana News

2021 road accident deaths overtake total Covid-19 casualties since March 2020 in Ghana

+ Ghana has reached a grim milestone in terms of road traffic accidents with 771 persons dying between January and March this year alone amid the ongoing pandemic. This chilling revelation forms part of data collated by the Motor Traffic & Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service. This essentially means more people have died due to road carnage in the period than the number of lives cumulatively claimed by the novel coronavirus since the country recorded its first two case back in March 2020. As of the April 3, 2021, the Ghana Health Service put the mortality rate of the virus ...