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  The Central Regional Police Command has intensified patrols on beaches in the Cape Coast Metropolis as directed by the President to ensure adherence to the COVID-19 measures to curtail the spread. The annual ritual of celebrating Easter at the beaches had been suspended due to the pandemic. The President's Directive also bans large funerals and other social activities, which were breading grounds for the virus. The Ghana News Agency, during a visit to some beaches in the Metropolis, observed a heavy police presence ensuring that no one flouted the rules. An officer, who pleaded anonymity, ...

  The Reverend Dr Paul Kwame Nasimong, the Head Pastor of the Full Gospel Assemblies of God Church in Techiman, has called on the Bono East Regional Minister to shun political detractors and concentrate on building a better society for all. He told Mr Kwasi Adu-Gyan to focus and prioritise development and endeavour to overlook political detractors and saboteurs who might seek to undermine his administration and political career. Rev Dr Nasimong gave the advice when the Regional Minister joined worshippers of the church at a service to mark the Ressurection of Jesus Christ in Techiman in th...

  The King of Ashanti Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has told the Ministry of Transport to immediately conduct a Transport Impact Assessment (TIA) to determine the number of vehicles that must be allowed and imported into Ghana. This exercise, he noted, should be done in collaboration with the Ministry of Roads and Highways to determine the number of vehicles that ply the various motorable road networks in the country. The objective of this exercise, according to the King, is to do decongest the unnecessary traffic congestion on the various road networks of the country. �...

  Former Deputy Minister of Energy, John Abdulai Jinapor has questioned Ghana Grid Company Limited, GRIDCo, on reasons it ascribed to the power outage experienced in major parts of Accra on Saturday, April 3, 2021. According to the Yapei-Kusawgu MP, GRIDCo’s justification of a tree falling on a transmission line causing the outage is one that has become suddenly one too many. In a post on his Facebook page sighted by GhanaWeb, Mr Jinapor averred that there seems to be a tree falling on transmission lines all over the country thus resulting in erratic power supply on daily basis. “Dear...

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