It was joy at Thika Main Prison after a man, who had been convicted to 30 years in prison for trafficking Sh5 million worth of narcotics 10 years ago, walked out both as a free man and a soon-to-graduate lawyer. This was after a successful appeal in the High court,
Homa Bay town traders have raised an alarm over an emerging trend of daytime robbery in the region following three cases of traders being attacked and robbed within a few days. The traders lamented the increased robbery with violence by the group of individuals who target businesses, especially M-Pesa shops
Madam Genevieve Partington, Director of Amnesty International Ghana, has urged the Attorney General (AG) to lead the charge on a bill aimed at removing taxes on sanitary products. She noted that while some Members of Parliament were currently advocating for the bill, the process could be expedited with the AG’s
The Flower Community Ghana, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sustainable gardening, environmental conservation, and community engagement, has once again shown its commitment to giving back to society. As part of their 5th Annual Plants and Flowers Fair, to be held in partnership with the Center for Climate Change and
Mr. Kwaku Boakye Boateng, Senior State Attorney representing the Attorney General (AG), has question whether the former Inspector General of Police (IGP) was wrong in granting amnesty for the promotion of junior officers in 2021. ‘I am putting it to you that it was wrong for the then IGP-Mr James
The European Union Ghana Agriculture Programme, (EUGAP) has collaborated with the Agrihouse Foundation for the fourth consecutive year to host the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition. This is through its GIZ-implemented projects, the Market Oriented Agriculture Programme in North-West (MOAP NW) and the Resilience Against Climate Change (REACH).
Selected youth groups, traditional authorities and persons with disabilities in the Northern Region have attended a day’s forum to enhance their understanding of issues on land management and corruption in the country. It was also to equip them with the knowledge, tools and platform needed to advocate citizens’ land rights
The Local Accountability Network (LANet), a district-level Citizen group initiative of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), is making significant strides in promoting financial accountability and transparency within Ghana’s local assemblies. Through its strategic engagement with local authorities and the support of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), LANet has helped to