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    CSOs Criticize Cabinet’s Delay in Approving Public Officers Bill

    A coalition of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), including OccupyGhana, has released a joint statement expressing their profound disappointment with the government’s failure to approve the Conduct of Public Officers (CoPO) Bill of 2022. The statement highlights the Cabinet’s reluctance to pass the bill, despite repeated assurances from the President, the Attorney-General, and international bodies, such…

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    After Perfecting Their Skills In Dress Making; Phivyma’s Designs Apprentice Graduates

    Apprentices who have spent three years learning various skills in dressmaking and perfecting their craft in fashion at Phivyma’s Designs have successfully graduated at well- a well-attended ceremony. Apart from honing their skills in dressmaking, the apprentices also learned pattern cutting and corset crafts courses. Present at the ceremony which took place at Maamobi, a…

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    Kayayie Empowerment Programme

    3rd Cohort Of Apprentice Under Kayayie Empowerment Programme Pass Out

      The third cohort of 600 apprentices under the Kayayie Empowerment Programme has successfully graduated from the Madina-based Kayayie Empowerment Centre. The apprentice learned skills such as bead and jewelry making, manicure and pedicure, baking, soapmaking, decor, and makeup artistry. The apprentice were given certificates and start-up tools to start their own business. Kofi Nkansah…

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    Youth activist urges policy-driven national conversation

    The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Briphildon Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, Bright Philip Donkor, has emphasised the urgent need for Ghana’s national discourse to pivot from sensational distractions towards substantive policy discussions. This call for change comes in response to the growing trend of focusing on personal attacks and unfounded accusations in the…

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    Jubilee Hse Rot: Vehicles and Excavators Sold to Chinese National at ‘Donkomi’ Prices

    A serious corruption scandal has emerged within Ghana’s highest office, the Jubilee House, involving the alleged illegal sale of government-owned vehicles and excavators at drastically reduced prices. This controversy has raised significant concerns about the management and oversight of government assets at the seat of power. At the center of this scandal is Dominic Oppong…

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