… Presenting the technical framework for the programme, a Standards Development Officer at the GSA, Mr Kingsley Domena Yeboah, said the reforms were designed to establish a structured automotive industry rather than simply regulate vehicle imports. …
Maxwell Oduro Yeboah addressing participants at the conference The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana (UPNMG), Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, has urged the government and health sector employers to honour agreements reached with nurses and midwives, …
Maxwell Oduro Yeboah addressing participants at the conference The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana (UPNMG), Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, has urged the government and health sector employers to honour agreements reached with nurses and midwives, …
The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UPNMG), Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, has called for deliberate government investment in the Northern Region to improve the retention of nurses and midwives, saying many health professionals leave not by choi …
… The concerns were echoed by the National President of UPNMG, Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, who said hundreds of trained nurses and midwives leave Ghana every month because they do not feel adequately valued despite their dedication. …
The President of the SEWA Foundation Ghana, Mr Jones Owusu Yeboah, has urged Ghanaians to refrain from any form of retaliation or hostility towards foreign nationals living in the country, warning that such actions could undermine Ghana’s economic progress and international reput …
… Testifying under cross-examination, the prosecution’s first witness, Gilbert Serbeh Yeboah, Head of Commercial Banking at Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), maintained that the bank acted on clear instructions from Ms Oware-Mensah regarding the movement of funds. …
The Member of the Implementation Committee for the One Million Coders Programme, Fred Yeboah, says thousands of Ghanaians have already been admitted into the government’s digital skills initiative as training begins across the country. …
… Fred Yeboah, Director of Research and Innovation (GI-KACE) and Member of the OMCP Implementation Committee disclosed the development during an interview on the Joy Super Morning Show, explaining that the devices are intended to support trainees who may not own laptops or have rel …
All Ghanaians with a valid Ghana Card are eligible to enrol in the government’s One Million Coders Programme, according to Fred Yeboah, Director of Research and Innovation (GI-KACE) and Member of the OMCP Implementation Committee. …
The Ghana Standards Authority will from October 1, 2026, enforce mandatory pre-export inspections for all used vehicles imported into Ghana under the GS 4510 standard to ensure they meet safety and quality requirements. The enforcement, delayed for years, aims to prevent unsafe and unroadworthy vehicles from entering the country and reduce road crashes.
The Ghana Standards Authority will from October 1, 2026, enforce mandatory pre-export inspections for all used vehicles imported into Ghana under the GS 4510 standard to ensure they meet safety and quality requirements. The enforcement, delayed for years, aims to prevent unsafe and unroadworthy vehicles from entering the country and reduce road crashes.
The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana has urged the government and health sector employers to honour agreements with nurses and midwives, warning that delays in implementation are fuelling migration of skilled health professionals from the country. He stressed that improved conditions of service and trust built through faithful implementation of negotiated agreements are essential to retaining healthcare workers.
The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana has urged government and health employers to honour agreements with nurses and midwives, citing delays in implementation as a driver of migration. He stressed that improved conditions of service and trust built on faithful implementation of negotiated agreements are essential to retaining healthcare workers and improving quality care.
The National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana, has called for deliberate government investment in the Northern Region to improve retention of nurses and midwives, citing poor working and living conditions, inadequate infrastructure, limited accommodation, and inequitable deployment systems as drivers pushing professionals away.
The Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana has urged the government to replace nurses and midwives leaving the country for work abroad, citing worsening staff shortages and pressure on healthcare facilities. The union's Volta Regional President said the government should use the salaries of departed staff to employ newly qualified, unemployed nurses and midwives.
The President of the SEWA Foundation Ghana has urged citizens to refrain from retaliation or hostility towards foreign nationals, warning that such actions could undermine Ghana's economic progress and international reputation. He called for peaceful coexistence, inclusion, and respect for all people regardless of nationality, citing foreign-owned businesses' contributions to job creation, investment, and skills transfer.
A prosecution witness testified that former NSA Deputy Executive Director Gifty Oware-Mensah personally authorised the transfer of NSA funds to her company, Blocks of Life Consult Limited, citing a March 2, 2023 letter signed by her as the authority for the transfers.
The One Million Coders Programme has admitted approximately 30,000 applicants and begun nationwide training, with the implementation committee reporting about 119,896 total applications and registrations. The application portal remains open with admissions to continue on a rolling basis.
The government has distributed 8,500 laptops to centres participating in the One Million Coders Programme to improve access to digital skills training. All 158 centres currently participating in the initiative have been equipped with the devices, and internet connectivity is also being deployed to support online learning.
All Ghanaians with a valid Ghana Card are eligible for the government's free One Million Coders Programme, which offers training in technology-related fields to build Ghana's digital workforce. The initiative is open to people from different educational and professional backgrounds, though some applicants have experienced challenges with facial verification during the registration process.
The government's One Million Coders Programme aims to train 300,000 people in 2026 through universities, district-level centres, and community partnerships. The free initiative, open to all Ghanaians with a Ghana Card, is part of a broader digital transformation agenda to equip people with technology skills for employment and entrepreneurship.