Top Story: Leader of Global Health and Infectious Diseases Research Group at KCCR, has revealed that the Ashanti regional capital, Kumasi has recorded a rapid surge of Covid-19 cases. Dr John Amuasi, speaking on PM Express, Tuesday, stated that reports coming in show that the majority of individuals who have contracted the virus are the youth.

Ghana set to roll out clinical trials for two separate covid 19 vaccine including russia made sputnik light vaccine

Top Story: Security experts questions effectiveness police intelligence bureau as over 200 suspected criminal are picked up following a wave of robbery in the national capital

Top story: Member states of the Economic Community of West African states, (ECOWAS) have fixed 2027 for full implementation of a single currency, Eco. They have been urged to work towards meeting the 11 convergence criteria including an end of year single inflation and fiscal deficit of not more than 4%of Gross Domestic Product for qualification. So far, only six out of the 16 member states have rectified the agreement.

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Top Story: Ashanti regional police intensify security following recent armed robbery attack and disappearing of several children.

Aviation expert insists recently Presidential Air craft is capable of making non-stop trip across europe and describe as internable government justification of the hiring a luxury jet for president Akufo Addo tour of four european countries

Top Story: Upper regional security council put board security high alert following a police wireless message indicating possible attack by bukina army bandits

Top Story: Bullion van robbery: Several pellets removed from driver’s chest; A surgeon at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has stated that the driver of the bullion van attacked by robbers at James Town on Monday is responding to treatment.

Top Story:Stranded students of Technical Universities across the country have expressed disappointment over the strike by members of the Technical University Teachers’ Association of Ghana (TUTAG),arguing the industrial action will worsen,they already disputed, disrupted academic activities