Transact Land Business with Legal Entities

Transact Land Business with Legal Entities

Theophilus Dzimega, a legal practitioner, has cautioned the public to only engage in land business transactions with agencies operating under Ghana's land and real estate laws. Dzimega emphasized that the Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036) and the Real Estate Agency Act, 2020 (Act 1047) regulate the operations of real estate agencies in the industry, offering protection to land buyers against money laundering and land guard issues. Sedan Landbank Launch Speaking at the launch of real estate company Sedan Landbank, Dzimega highlighted that these Acts enable easy tracking of real estate agencies' activities by taxpayers and regulatory bodies. He further warned…
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Learn from Niger’s Coup: NCCE Chair Urges African Leaders

Learn from Niger’s Coup: NCCE Chair Urges African Leaders

Learn From Niger's Coup - Mr. Samuel Asare Akuamoah, Deputy Chair in charge of Operations at the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), has called upon African leaders to engage in profound self-examination of their leadership to curb the recurrence of coup d'états on the continent. This, he emphasized, is imperative for identifying the root causes and justifications behind the frequent coups and finding viable solutions. Namibian African Peer Review Mechanism Mr. Akuamoah shared these thoughts during an interview with the Ghana News Agency after the NCCE received an eight-member delegation from the Namibian African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) in…
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Maui Wildfires Nightmare, Death toll hits 80

Maui Wildfires Nightmare, Death toll hits 80

The death toll resulting from the devastating Maui wildfires climbed to 80, as search teams scoured through the remnants of Lahaina, a historic resort town. Amidst the tragedy, officials are grappling with the swift spread of the inferno and the potential lack of adequate warnings to residents. The deadly fires have become the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii's history, surpassing even the toll of a tsunami that claimed 61 lives on the Big Island in 1960, a year after Hawaii's entry into the United States. Search teams, supported by cadaver dogs, continue their grim work as they sift through the…
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Ayorkor Botchwey Visits Ghanaian Battalion at UNIFIL

Ayorkor Botchwey Visits Ghanaian Battalion at UNIFIL

Madam Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Ghana's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, has undertaken a courtesy call to the Ghanaian Battalion stationed at the United Nations Interim Force Headquarters in Lebanon (UNIFIL) during her four-day working visit to the country. Ghana's Contribuition to UNIFIL Ghana, a long-standing contributor to UNIFIL, currently holds the distinction of being one of the largest contributing nations with over 850 troops, including an impressive 115 women peacekeepers, making it the largest contingent with the highest number of women peacekeepers among UNIFIL nations. This information was conveyed in a statement released by the Ministry on Friday.…
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Tragic Shooting: 9-Year-Old Girl lost her life

Tragic Shooting: 9-Year-Old Girl lost her life

In a heart-wrenching incident that highlights the grim reality of gun violence in the United States, a 9-year-old girl lost her life. This surprisingly happened in front of her Chicago home after being fatally shot by a neighbor. The tragic event unfolded as the child was riding her scooter to buy ice cream from a nearby truck, all of a sudden to be confronted by a senseless act of violence. Reports indicate that the alleged shooter, Michael Goodman, 43, is now facing charges of first-degree murder in connection with the child's death. Undoubtedly, the incident has sent shockwaves through the…
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Counsellor Lutterodt: London Road Trip Tarnished Ghana’s Image

Counsellor Lutterodt: London Road Trip Tarnished Ghana’s Image

Ghanaian popular counsellor, George Lutterodt, has expressed his belief that the recent Accra to London road trip adventure has cast a negative light on Ghana's reputation. The trip tarnished Ghana's image. A few weeks ago, news broke that thirteen Ghanaians were embarking on a daring journey from Accra to London by road, sparking a mix of curiosity and skepticism among the Ghanaian public. The trip The journey, which spanned thousands of miles and crossed multiple countries, garnered attention and admiration when the travelers announced their successful arrival in London on August 6, 2023. Many Ghanaians celebrated their feat as a…
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NLC President: Tinubu Opted for Private Jet to Cut Costs

NLC President: Tinubu Opted for Private Jet to Cut Costs

Tinubu Private Jet: Labour leader Joe Ajaero has shed light on a private meeting between President Bola Tinubu and organised labour amid nationwide protests over rising living costs. Ajaero disclosed that during the meeting, Tinubu highlighted his efforts to reduce the presidential fleet and overall governance expenses. Speaking on Channels Television's Politics Today, Ajaero revealed that the labour leaders raised questions about government officials' need to tighten their belts, prompting Tinubu to explain his approach to staff size, a point of criticism. The Case Tinubu presented his case, emphasizing that the hiring of numerous Senior Advisers (SAs) and "SAs to…
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Emerging: President Touadéra Seeks Victory

Emerging: President Touadéra Seeks Victory

In what opponents are denouncing as a sham, provisional results from a recent referendum in the Central African Republic (CAR) indicate that 95% of voters have endorsed constitutional changes enabling President Faustin-Archange Touadéra to seek unlimited re-election. However, critics have raised serious doubts about the legitimacy of the referendum, citing abysmally low voter turnout that some claim was as low as 10%. Civil War The backdrop against which this referendum was held is significant. CAR generally remains deeply entrenched in a civil war, displacing a third of its population from their homes. Amidst this turmoil, President Touadéra enjoys the backing…
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Historic Road Trip from Accra to London by 13 Ghanaians

Historic Road Trip from Accra to London by 13 Ghanaians

A team of intrepid explorers, consisting of twelve men and one woman, has set out on an extraordinary journey. This trip covers an astonishing 10,000 kilometers from Accra, Ghana, all the way to London, UK. Their mission is not just a feat of distance but a celebration of adventure and the indomitable human spirit. A Historic Accomplishment With an estimated arrival in London on Sunday, August 6, or Monday, August 7, 2023, the team's daring expedition marks a historic milestone in cross-continental travel. Inspired by Exploration Speaking from Spain during an interview on Accra-based Peace FM, team member Saka revealed…
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Wendy Shay Advocates for Equal Treatment in Music Industry

Wendy Shay Advocates for Equal Treatment in Music Industry

Wendy Shay advocates for equal treatment in the Ghanaian Music Industry. Wendy Shay, the self-proclaimed dancehall queen of Ghana, has taken a bold stand against the unfair treatment and objectification of women in the music industry. In a recent interview on Berla Mundi's Day Show on TV3, she voiced her displeasure with labeling female musicians as 'female artistes,' while simply referring to their male counterparts as 'artistes.' Passionately advocating for equal treatment, Wendy Shay emphasized that women in the music industry work just as hard as men, if not harder, and deserve recognition as artists without any gender distinctions. She…
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