Tag: Citizens
News
Dual citizens now eligible for appointments as Chief Justice, Chief Directors – Supreme Court declares
In a majority ruling, the Supreme Court has deemed certain sections of the Citizenship Act unconstitutional.These sections previously barred individuals with dual citizenship...
Business
Govt pledges to further reduce expenditures and create more jobs
Government has reaffirmed its commitment to preserving the current economic achievements and ensuring their positive impact on the well-being of its citizens in the...
World
Japan claims one in ten citizens are 80 years of age or older as the country gets older
Over 10% of Japan's population is now 80 years old or older, according to the government's announcement on Monday. This is a concerning milestone...
News
Registrants at Achimota EC Office robbed by masked thugs
Masked assailants reportedly carried out an attack on Ghanaian citizens who were waiting to register for their Voter ID Cards at the Okaikwei North...
Independent Africa
Zimbabwe opposition supporter killed ahead of rally
The main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in Zimbabwe reported that an opposition supporter, Tinashe Chitsunge, was tragically killed while en route to...
Business
Citizens and businesses entreated to brace themselves for tough times as IMF conditions hit
Economist and Senior Lecturer, Wisconsin University, Rev Dr Samuel Worlanyo Mensah, has entreated Ghanaians and businesses to brace themselves for tough times ahead as...
News
Seth Terkper warns against GHS 22bn “fiscal offset” in 2023 Budget
Former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, has reiterated his advice to the government not to engage in what appears to be another "fiscal offset" in...
Headline
Playback: Kume Preko demonstration
Calls for President Akufo-Addo to resign as Ghana's president have become intense as hundreds of protestors thronged the streets of Accra.The aggrieved citizens clad...
News
Why MPs refused a pay cut to support Ghana’s development plans in 1959
Citizens of any country are usually encouraged to participate in the day-to-day developments of their nations, but even more, the bigger expectation mostly rests...