He said for the ease of learning and meeting the challenges of the global world, it was imperative for students to use such facilities because their benefits far outweigh their disadvantages and tasked headmasters to have a second look at the situation.

Wakaso churned out a modest debut at the flagship African football event against DR Congo last Sunday, and is the least perturbed about the Malian team in the must win clash that will define the team’s continuous stay in the competition.

There seem to be poor record keeping at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, the Attorney General’s Department, and the Controller and Accountant General’s Department, pertaining to judgment debts and other relevant transactions which were not readily obtainable to help the work of the commission.

Mr Steve Opoku-Mensah, Regional Director of the Electoral Commission (EC) told the Ghana News Agency in an interview on Wednesday.

The biennial event was done in collaboration with the Institute of Local Government Studies (ILGS).

Mr Ablakwa and Dr Omane Boamah have challenged Mr Obetsebi Lamptey, New Patriotic Party Chairman, of abusing his office in his attempt to purchase the bungalow at No. 2 Mungo Street, Ridge Residential Area.

The Stars after throwing away a 2-0 lead to tie their opening meeting with the Democratic Republic of Congo face a must-win test in Mali, current leaders of the group courtesy a first game win over Niger.

Port Elizabeth, Jan. 23, GNA - Black Stars Coach, Kwesi Appiah could ring changes to his squad that relinquished a 2-0 lead to draw with Democratic Republic of Congo last Sunday.

The Black Stars face an early exit at the biannual gathering unless they can pluck all three points off Mali, leaders of Group B in the game billed for the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

The Africa Rising Project falls under the “Feed the Future Initiative,” adopted by the Obama Administration in America in 2008 to partner countries to halve hunger and poverty in the world.

The money was donated on behalf of the traditional council by Osabarima Kwesi Atta Relief Fund (OKARF) when the paramount chief led a delegation to inspect the level of damage of the building.

Sunyani, Jan. 23, GNA – The Sunyani Police has arrested Onyina Gyawu, a hit-and-run driver for killing a 11-year-old pupil of Saint Joseph Catholic Primary School at Atronie village near Sunyani last Tuesday, January 22.

The majority of people practising open defecation estimated at 949 million live in rural areas, according to a Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation report by UNICEF and WHO.

He said it was their responsibility to have bigger hearts to accommodate frustrations of their patients or clients and do well to get them to appreciate their work through counseling and dialogue “so that they do not go about with negative reports about you.”

He said the request for a hand pump well would also help in providing potable water for the school children and the village as whole since the village had no source of any good drinking water.

Kumasi, Jan 23, GNA – The Bekwai Municipal Assembly and four district assemblies in the Ashanti Region have been selected for the phase two of the Town and Country Planning’s Land Use and Management Project (LAP).

He said a team of health professionals in eye, ear, nose and throat (ENT) as well as other specialized nurses would be sent to the schools to regularly examine and treat pupils.

The Ghana Watsan Journalists Network (GWJN), a group of journalists, who have elected to report on water and sanitation matter, made the appeal at a press conference in Kumasi addressed by Mr Ibrahim Abukari, its Ashanti Regional Coordinator.

The study published in The Cryosphere, a journal was made available to the Ghana News Agency on Wednesday.

The Reverend Philip Kwadwo Boadi, Founder and leader of the House of Prayer and Evangelistic Ministry in Kumasi, said there could not be any illusion about the sharp divisions and bitterness in the society and that was why the church must do more to assist the people to overcome their differences.