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mNotify Celebrates 12 Years with Robotics Training and Donations at New Life Orphanage.

mNotify Company Limited marked its 12th anniversary with a remarkable community-focused initiative. The tech firm visited the New Life Orphanage in Nungua, Accra, donating essential food items and educational materials to support the children.The celebration's highlight was an engaging robotics training session designed to inspire the children and nurture their interest in technology. Led by a skilled instructor, the session introduced the basics of programming and robotics, allowing the children to build and explore how technology shapes the future.“We wanted our anniversary to inspire innovation and creativity in young minds. Some of these children could become the engineers of tomorrow,” said Ronald Tagoe, CEO of mNotify.This initiative reflects mNotify's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its mission to empower communities through education and innovation.Founded in 2012, mNotify provides AI-powered customer engagement solutions, including Bulk SMS, USSD, and chatbots. Its continued […]

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Ghana Ranks 7th Globally for Most Educated Politicians.

Ghana has been ranked seventh among countries with the most educated politicians, according to a recent report by The Economist. The study analyzed data from 2015, 2017, and 2023 on parliamentarians’ educational qualifications across 56 nations with populations exceeding two million.Ukraine topped the list, followed by Poland, Czech Republic, Taiwan, and South Korea. The United States placed sixth, just ahead of Ghana, while Slovenia secured eighth place.Findings revealed that 78% of global parliamentarians hold at least a bachelor's degree, with 40% attaining postgraduate qualifications, far exceeding the global general population's education levels. However, researchers noted no direct correlation between politicians' academic credentials and improved governance outcomes.The study suggests that while educational elitism in politics is rising, it risks alienating average voters who may feel underrepresented.

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EOCO Pursues Six Individuals Over Financial Crimes.

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has declared six individuals wanted for their involvement in serious financial crimes, including money laundering, fraud, and possession of forged documents. The suspects are:Asamoah Reginald Kwadjo – Possession of forged documentsQuicoo-Williams Elliot – Possession of forged documentsKwame Dwomoh Poku – Defrauding by false pretences, money launderingAsampana Bernard – Defrauding by false pretences, money launderingEvans Glakpe – Defrauding by false pretences, money launderingFrimpong Andrew Annor – Defrauding by false pretences, money launderingEOCO has called on the public to assist in locating these individuals and has provided hotlines and contact details for reporting information. The agency is committed to maintaining the integrity of Ghana's economic system under the leadership of Executive Director Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah.

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NCCE Debunks Claims of Jihadist Threat to Ghana’s 2024 Elections.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has firmly denied reports that it warned of jihadists targeting Ghana’s 2024 elections or recruiting youth for extremist activities. The organization described these claims as false and misleading, urging the public to disregard them.The NCCE emphasized its commitment to promoting peace and security as the country heads into the election period. It advised citizens to rely on verified information and avoid spreading unsubstantiated reports that could cause panic or division.The statement comes amid growing concerns over misinformation and its potential impact on national stability. The NCCE reiterated its role in fostering national unity and civic responsibility.

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Catholic Bishops Urge Akufo-Addo to Act Swiftly on Anti-Gay Bill.

The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has called on President Nana Akufo-Addo to swiftly assent to the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill. Speaking at the close of their annual Plenary Assembly in Obuasi, the bishops emphasized the importance of the bill in preserving Ghanaian cultural and moral values.They criticized the President’s delay, labeling the reasons for the hold-up as unconvincing. According to the bishops, the legislation aligns with the beliefs of most Ghanaians and is vital for safeguarding traditional family structures. They clarified that their support for the bill is not an endorsement of discrimination but a commitment to protecting the moral integrity of society.The assembly also touched on various national issues, including illegal mining, environmental conservation, peaceful elections, and the prolonged conflict in Bawku. The bishops urged government officials, local leaders, and citizens to take active […]

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Supreme Court Clarifies Conditions for Vacating Parliamentary Seats.

In a detailed ruling, the Supreme Court of Ghana clarified that Members of Parliament (MPs) are considered to vacate their seats only if they change their political affiliation while actively serving in Parliament under a new party identity. The ruling, in favor of Majority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin’s suit, emphasized that the constitutional provisions governing vacant seats apply only to an MP's current term and do not affect decisions regarding future elections under a different party. This decision reinforces that MPs must remain with their original party throughout their parliamentary term unless they resign.

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TEWU Threatens Strike Over Delayed Service Conditions Implementation.

The Teachers and Educational Workers' Union (TEWU) has issued a warning of an indefinite strike starting Monday, November 18, if delays in finalizing and implementing service conditions for its members persist. The union, part of the Trade Union Congress-Ghana, represents workers in institutions such as the Ghana Education Service, Ghana Library Authority, Museums and Monuments Board, and public universities.TEWU's statement highlights years of stalled negotiations, leaving members frustrated, particularly as the new academic year begins with workers in uncertain conditions. The union calls on government agencies to expedite action, emphasizing that delays are increasingly straining members' patience.

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Election 2024: EC Begins Distribution of Ballot Papers Across Ghana.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has initiated the nationwide distribution of ballot papers for the December 7 general elections, starting today, November 14. This distribution will span five days, commencing in the Greater Accra region and concluding in the Volta and Oti regions.According to Samuel Tettey, Deputy Chairman of Operations, the ballot papers are being transported under strict security measures. This marks a significant milestone in the EC’s election preparations, following efforts to finalize the voter register, designate polling stations, and train officials.EC Chairperson Jean Mensa expressed confidence in the accuracy and transparency of the final voters’ register, which was shared with political parties on November 6, fulfilling the Commission’s promise of a fair and peaceful election.

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Fire Ravages 15 Structures at Circle, Over 200 Facilities Saved by GNFS.

A fire broke out at Odawna in Circle during the early hours of November 14, destroying over 15 wooden structures intended for warehouse, store, and residential use. Despite the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) arriving promptly, their efforts were hindered by limited access, as the fire was near the Odawna gutter, restricting the fire tender’s movement.GNFS PR representative Alex King Nartey explained that, while challenges arose, firefighters managed to salvage over 200 nearby structures. The GNFS is investigating the fire’s cause, considering potential factors like faulty wiring, negligence, or illegal connections.

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Free SHS Policy Criticized for Poor Implementation and Political Influence.

Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has voiced concerns over the Free Senior High School (SHS) initiative, describing it as a well-intentioned but poorly implemented program that has been politicized. Speaking on Joy News' AM Show, Braimah argued that while the initiative aims to benefit students, the lack of transparency and the politicized approach have hindered its effectiveness.He noted that the government’s portrayal of the policy as entirely “free” has led to unmet expectations, as many parents still incur costs for essentials like textbooks and uniforms. Braimah suggested that involving teachers and parents in the policy could improve its impact. The Free SHS program, a key promise from President Nana Akufo-Addo, was launched in 2017, boosting secondary school enrollment from 308,799 in 2016 to around 1.4 million today. Despite this, critics argue that it […]

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