The Director of Public Relations of Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), Colonel Eric Aggrey Quarshie, has denied a viral video that shows a civilian hitting a military officer who was on lockdown duties.
The Ghana Immigration Service is asking property owners and landlords to volunteer information on their tenants who travelled into the country from March 3 to March 23, 2020.
A Civil Society group Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has proposed that we install body cameras on officers who are currently taking part in the lockdown duties.
The Ministry of Information has launched a free-to-use Coronavirus Information Service on WhatsApp, which will provide a central source of accurate, verified and current information on the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
The Chairman of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), Dr Steve Manteaw says the government has no justification to use the Heritage Fund for the COVID-19 fight.
The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection Cynthia Mamle Morrison says the homeless and vulnerable in the lockdown areas will be catered for.
The Electoral Commission (EC) has withdrawn and re-laid the Public Elections Amendment Regulations in Parliament for the second time in less than seven days.
Chief Operating Officer of Dalex Finance, Joe Jackson has called on government to remove Communications Service Tax (CST) which has affected the cost of phone calls and data.
The Northern Regional Minister Salifu Saeed says they have not released the pictures of the Guniea COVID-19 patient who escaped quarantine because they fear she will be lynched by community folks.
The government of Ghana has as part of measures to contain the spread of COVID -19 within the country imposed a ban on all public gatherings for a period of four(4) weeks.
From developing a responsive website portal that displays a map (integrated with Google GIS) and provides near real-time updates on the number and location of currently affected Covid-19 patients, to tackling the vulnerability of our current working force, professionals need to regularly up-skill and cross-skill to stay relevant in the job market; 350 young people collaborate to tackle the current challenges caused by the novel virus: Coronavirus (COVID-2019).
