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Men sucking your breast won’t save you from cancer – Dr Wiafe-Addai debunk claims
The Leader and Campaigner of Breast Care International Ghana, Dr Beatrice Wiafe-Addae, has refuted claims which suggest sucking of breasts prevents breast cancer. According to a Daily Graphic report,…
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Nhyiaeso MP vows to hunt down minors engaging in betting
The Member of Parliament for Nhyiaeso, Dr. Stephen Amoah has announced that draconian steps are being taken by the assembly to begin apprehending people below 18 years undertaking betting activities …
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GIJ final year student ‘disappears’ after losing ¢200,000 in online trading, leaves note
A final year student of Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ), identified as Nancy Asante Bannor, has left a suicide note after she lost GH¢200,000 in online forex trading. According to Starrfm, Nancy …
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Illegal speed bumps a major contributor to road accidents – GPRTU Chairman
The Takoradi-Cape Coast Kaneshie station branch chairman of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), John Kwesi Ansah has opined that speed ramps are also a major cause of road accidents in Gh…
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Police has announced Wednesday and Thursday for the screening of lawyers, medics
The Ghana Police Service has scheduled Wednesday, November 17, 2021, and Thursday, November 18, 2021, for the screening exercise of medical professionals and lawyers who applied to join the service. …
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Govt tells NABCO trainees to maintain current posts
All beneficiaries of the Nation Builders’ Corps (NABCO) introduced in 2018 have been asked to remain at post until an arrangement is made for their contract to be made permanent. The arrangement is p…
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Former Transport Minister Dzifa Attivor reported dead
Information gathered by GhanaWeb indicates that Dzifa Aku Attivor, former Minister for Transport under the NDC government has died. According to a report by myxyzonline.com, the minister died in Accr…
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[W/E-15/11/21] DAILY NEWS SUMMARY: Yellow Fever, Donald Trump, Money Laundering, more
Ghana Newspaper Headlines for Monday, 15th of November, 2021. 1) Yellow fever kills 6 more people in Savannah Region Six new deaths have been recorded from the suspected yellow fever outbreak in the …
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NHIA Staff warns of imminent strike
The Professionals and Allied Workers Union (PAWU) of the National Health Insurance Authority have warned the management of the nation’s health insurance scheme to take immediate action and address al…
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Donors will take back their funding if LGBTQ+ is criminalised – AIDS Commission
The Ghana AIDS Commission has expressed worry over the possible withdrawal of funding by donors if the Anti-LGBTQ+ bill is passed before parliament. This he adds could affect the care given to people…