Wednesday, May 22, 2013

President of Ghana

President Mahama Receives Five Ambassadors At The Flagstaff

President John Dramani Mahama, yesterday received five Ambassadors, who were at the Flagstaff House, Accra, to present their letters of credence to begin their duty tour of Ghana and to strengthen their diplomatic relations. They are Mrs Nezha Alaou...
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President Mahama Inaugurates A 16.8 Million-Dollar GRIDCo Project

President John Dramani Mahama yesterday inaugurated a 16.8 million-dollar systems control centre constructed by the Ghana Grid Company at Kpone with the assurance to build a resilient power transmission in the coming years. He said government was co...
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Ghana Is Committed To Ensuring Peace In Africa-President

President John Dramani Mahama yesterday reiterated Ghana’s commitment and willingness towards ensuring peace and unity in the West African Sub-region and the entire continent. He said Ghana would also remain loyal to the protocols, political and t...
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+++ President Mahama Receives Five Ambassadors At The Flagstaff +++ Female Entrepreneurs Attend Workshop in ICT +++ Developing Countries’ Share Of Global Investment To Rise By 2030- World Bank Report +++ World Metrology Day Observed +++ Stanbic Writes Off Loans Of Kantanmanto Fire Victims +++

Shelter Afrique, Ghana Home Loans Sign Loan Deal

Thursday, 19 January 2012 08:45
Shelter Afrique (SA), a Nairobi-based Pan-African Housing finance company and Ghana Home Loans yesterday signed a $ five-million agreement to support the delivery of affordable housing in the country. The facility, to be delivered over the next 10 years, will support Ghana Home Loan’s mortgage operations in the provision of new houses, improvement of already built ones and completion of half-built houses.
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Book On Rights Of Children In Ghana Launched

Thursday, 19 January 2012 08:30
An educational book titled: “Children’s Rights in Ghana: Reality or Rhetoric? aimed to raise awareness of the public on children’s rights in the country, has been launched in Accra yesterday. The 321 pages book is the first book to examine Ghana’s compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and its impact on the rights and condition of children in the country.
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