Berekum Chelsea trainer Tony Lokko admits he knows nothing about his preliminary CAF Champions League opponent Atlabara FC.

The Speaker, of Parliament Mr Edward Doe Adjaho, has constituted a special committee to conduct fresh investigations into the demolition, carried out by the Tema Development Corporation (TDC) at Adjei Kodjo in the Tema Metropolis, a fortnight ago. Although the Committee on Works and Housing, last Monday, began inquiry into the matter, the Speaker directed the new committee to take [...]The post Parliamentary Commitee To Probe Adjei kojo Demolition appeared first on The Ghanaian Times.

Six police officers are wounded after two bombs go off in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.

Ghana goalkeeper Stephen Adams has reiterated his love for Hearts but insists he will keep faith with Aduana Stars.

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The outgoing Headmaster of the Adisadel College at Cape Coast Reverend Herbet K.K. Graham, might be the happiest man on earth. Reverend graham is retiring with mouth-watering packages from the school. Apart from other incentives, the retired headmaster has been given four luxurious vehicles as retirement packages. The vehicles, a Nissan Xterra, Ford Explorer, BMW four wheel drive and an [...]The post ADISCO Old Boys Probe Ex-Headmaster appeared first on The Ghanaian Times.

It's early in the morning on a sunny mid-January day and Khensani primary school is buzzing once again. Cheers and laughter fill the schoolyard as groups of arriving pupils line up in rows under a big red kiosk. After a long summer break, it's back to school time -- and rules need repeating.

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Parliament is to set up a committee to follow up recommendations of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to ensure that public officials who misconduct themselves or abuse their offices are severely punished. The Speaker, Edward Doe Adjaho, is to meet the leadership of the House and the Chairman of PAC, Kwaku Agyeman Manu, to set up the bi-committee to look [...]The post Parliament To Establish Committee For PAC Report appeared first on The Ghanaian Times.