By Benjamin Akoto Banda-Ahenkro (Bono), June 4, GNA-Dr William Ahadzi, the Rector of the Ghana Institute of Social Democracy, has urged the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to remain faithful to the ideals and principles upon which the party was founded. He emphasised that the NDC’s long-term survival and relevance in the nation’s political circle depended largely on the ideologies championed by the…
The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga, has urged Ghanaians, especially young people, to defend and stand by Parliament and other organs of democracy, stressing that it is only in Parliament that different political parties can exist under the country’s constitutional dispensation. He consequently urged the public to appreciate the role of the legislature in…
Accra, June 22, GNA – The African Chamber of Content Producers (ACCP) has officially endorsed the Somali Content Creators & Digital Economy Conference (SOCCDEC) 2026, marking a significant step towards strengthening collaboration between creative economies across the continent. The endorsement follows a formal invitation extended to the ACCP by the SOCCDEC Organising Committee, which recognised…
Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has made some notable selections for his first match in charge of the Black Stars, with goalkeeper Benjamin Asare and forward Antoine Semenyo both named on the bench for the international friendly against Wales Source link
<img src='https://news.cgtn.com/news/2026-04-14/2026-World-Quantum-Day-China-s-quiet-quantum-shift-1Mlng2NZTUI/img/8222773081e347549565b665a4c34c56/8222773081e347549565b665a4c34c56.jpeg' alt='/VCG' Every April 14, World Quantum Day marks the scientific significance of Planck’s constant. This year, China’s developments indicate a shift from academic study to practical applications. From cloud to concrete Quantum mechanics isn’t mysticism. It’s the physics of the very small. Particles can exist in superposition, two states at once, and entanglement,…
The Director of the Public Health Division of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), has urged Ghanaians to remain vigilant and observe good hygiene during the flooding and rainy season to prevent a cholera outbreak. According to him, although flooding in some parts of the country has subsided, the risk of cholera remains because the conditions…
