GPCC Urges Ghanaians to Be Instruments of Peace Ahead of Elections.
Accra: The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (GPCC) has urged Ghanaians to act as instruments of peace rather than conflict as the country approaches the
Accra: The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (GPCC) has urged Ghanaians to act as instruments of peace rather than conflict as the country approaches the
Akatsi: ‘The Sky is My Limit,’ a Non-Governmental Organisation, has brought a sign of relief to residents, pupils, management, and staff of Akatsi College Practice
Tarkwa: A 26-year-old barber, Richard Amoako, has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment with hard labor by the Tarkwa circuit court. The conviction comes after
Beijing: Dozens of civil servants from various African countries engaged with Chinese professors, former diplomats, and journalists during a seminar on governance and Sino-African relations
Sokpoe: A man who was reported to have fallen into the Lower Volta at Sokpoe in the Volta Region on Monday, leading to his death,
Beijing: Dozens of civil servants from various African countries engaged with Chinese professors, former diplomats, and journalists during a seminar on governance and Sino-African relations
Accra: The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (GPCC) has urged Ghanaians to act as instruments of peace rather than conflict as the country approaches the
Akatsi: ‘The Sky is My Limit,’ a Non-Governmental Organisation, has brought a sign of relief to residents, pupils, management, and staff of Akatsi College Practice
Tarkwa: A 26-year-old barber, Richard Amoako, has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment with hard labor by the Tarkwa circuit court. The conviction comes after
Beijing: Dozens of civil servants from various African countries engaged with Chinese professors, former diplomats, and journalists during a seminar on governance and Sino-African relations
Sokpoe: A man who was reported to have fallen into the Lower Volta at Sokpoe in the Volta Region on Monday, leading to his death,
Beijing: Dozens of civil servants from various African countries engaged with Chinese professors, former diplomats, and journalists during a seminar on governance and Sino-African relations