FORMER EDUCATION MINISTER NAMES 2 COURSES HE CONSIDERS ‘UNNECESSARY’ TO STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY

Former Education Minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has criticised some academic programmes offered by Ghanaian universities, arguing that they fail to equip students with employable skills and contribute to the country’s growing graduate unemployment. Speaking on the Konnected Minds podcast, Dr Adutwum said several tertiary institutions continue to admit students into programmes that have little…

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LESOTHO LAWMAKER CALLS FOR RECIPROCAL TREATMENT OF SOUTH AFRICANS AMID ANTI-MIGRANT PROTESTS

A Member of Parliament in Lesotho, Machesetsa Mofomobe, has criticised South Africa over the ongoing anti-migrant protests, calling for South Africans living in Lesotho to be treated the same way Basotho nationals have allegedly been treated across the border. Speaking during a public address, the lawmaker condemned the anti-immigrant demonstrations and accused South African authorities…

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Government has announced a coordinated national post-flood recovery and mitigation exercise

The exercise will be led by the Ghana Armed Forces, which will undertake a clean-up and restoration operation focused on improving sanitation, restoring public safety, and mitigating potential public health risks, including outbreaks of water-borne diseases. At a press briefing on the National Update on the Recent Floods, the Director General of Joint Operations of…

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Hundreds join Base Movement’s Kumasi procession

Hundreds of supporters and sympathisers on Friday, July 3, thronged principal streets of Kumasi as leaders of a newly formed political group, The Base Movement, staged a public procession to introduce the movement to residents and mobilise support. The procession, which snaked through some of the busiest streets in the Ashanti Regional capital, attracted large…

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Weija floods: Two bodies recovered at Adakope

The remains of two persons suspected to have died in recent flooding have been retrieved at Adakope near Weija in the Weija Gbawe Municipality of the Greater Accra Region. The bodies were discovered on the evening of Thursday, July 2, according to the Presiding Member for the Weija-Gbawe Municipal Assembly, Wilfred Ayitey Blankson, who confirmed…

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