The National Democratic Congress (NDC) successfully launched its 2024 manifesto at the University of Education, Winneba, on Saturday, August 24. Flagbearer of the NDC, John Dramani Mahama, bemoaned the economic hardships that Ghanaians are experiencing and pledged, among other things, to scrap nuisance taxes, improve education, implement an audacious $10 billion infrastructure investment to cater for public housing projects, etc. He also pledged to thoroughly investigate scandals that occurred during the tenure of the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) government. PREVIEW and DOWNLOAD below "

Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, New Patriotic Party flagbearer on Sunday, August 18, in Takoradi, Western Region, presented the party’s 2024 Manifesto, ahead of the December polls. In attendance at the launch were party supporters, executives, MPs, parliamentary candidates, and Ministers of State amongst others.

  Ya-Na Abukari II receiving a souvenir from Prof Dr. Naci Caglar, VC of Bursa Technical University in Bursa, Turkey after a co-operation meeting. The Dagbon overlord Ya-Na Abukari II has indicated that education and knowledge exchange can play an important role in transforming human society. According to him, monetary grants alone from advanced nations to the developing world would not bring the necessary and required human capital and infrastructure development needed to transform Africa. He therefore urged leaders of the developing world and policymakers in Africa to prioritize knowledge transfer and exchange programs to accelerate development on the continent. The Ya-Na was speaking in Turkey on Monday at a meeting with the Vice-Chancellor of the prestigious Bursa Technical University (BTU) in Bursa, Turkey. The Ya-Na is on a 10-day working visit to Turkey. He said for the developing world to achieve the needed development to take its rightful place in the world, emphasis must be g

The Nayiri, Naa Bohugu Mahami Abdulai Sheriga, King and Overlord of the Mamprugu Kingdom, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Bashiru Imoro Ibn Saeed on his appointment as the new Vice Chancellor of Tamale Technical University (TaTU). In a statement dated 24 June 2024, the Nayiri lauded Saeed’s distinguished academic career, which includes Saeed’s role as the first board chairman of Kpasenkpe Senior High STEM School and his contributions as a reviewer for prestigious journals such as the Journal of Applied Statistics, Taylor & Francis Group, and SAGE Open. Saeed’s election to the International Statistical Institute (ISI) further emphasises his academic excellence. “This prestigious position is not only a testament to your exceptional academic achievements and leadership skills but also a recognition of your unwavering commitment to advancing higher education in Ghana,” the Nayiri stated. Saeed, who has over a decade of experience in academia, has received numerous accolades f

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  Called “Naa Binbiegu Tua”, the tree was named after a former Overlord of Dagbon, Zangina Zuu Jinjli, who reigned between 1687-1700 and is believed to be the most unattractive Ya-Na in the history of Dagbon. The 332-year-old tree used to serve as a sacred place where Naa Binbiegu mounted his gods and idols for sacrifices and libations for the Dagbon Kingdom.  Motive History has it that the motive behind the name of the tree was due to the unattractive nature of the chief and his struggle to ascend to the Dagbon throne. As the eldest son of Naa Zangina, a former Overlord of Dagbon, he was expected to be the regent after the demise of his father and oversee the performance of his funeral. After the demise of his father, Naa Binbiegu consulted elders of Dagbon and family members to perform the funeral rites of his late father, which brought to light a new Overlord, Naa Andani Sigli. However, he was not compensated with any chieftaincy role or title after serving as the regent of Dagbon d