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Delayed WASSCE Results Will Disrupt University Academic Calendar – Vice Chancellors Ghana

Dr. Sena Kpeglo-Freiku, the Executive Secretary of the association of Vice Chancellors Ghana, has said a further delay in the release of the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results could significantly disrupt the academic calendar of universities. In a radio interview with Accra based Joy FM on Thursday [Dec 26] Dr Kpeglo-Freiku said…

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Togo shows what the future of financial inclusion could look like for Africa

African Microfinance Week kicked off in Kigali, Rwanda this week, giving us all a chance to address the challenges facing those who lack access to conventional banking and financial services. The event marks an opportunity for African investors, researchers, banks and government institutions across the continent to address an increasingly pressing topic, financial inclusion. The…

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Ablakwa accuses govt of rushing through ‘questionable’ $750K ADB contract

The Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has accused the government of rushing through questionable contracts, which he claims undermine fiscal responsibility and the principles of transparency and accountability. At the center of Ablakwa’s allegations is a $750,000 electronic servicing contract approved by the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB). In a post shared…

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Police Sergeant alleges Deputy IGP ordered defiance of administration directives

A sergeant of the Ghana Police Service has alleged, in a sworn court document, that Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, instructed him and 10 other officers to defy directives issued by the Police Administration. Sergeant David Ojeyim, in a lawsuit filed at the High Court seeking an Order of Judicial Review, claimed his…

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Bagbin: Swearing in MPs-elect from EC’s re-collation would have been illegal

The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has deemed the declaration of certain parliamentary candidates as winners through the Electoral Commission’s re-collation exercise in their constituencies as unlawful. Speaking at an honorary event in Parliament on Saturday, December 28, Bagbin argued that the Supreme Court’s decision to nullify the re-collation exercise spared him from the difficult…

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