What is the point of introducing traffic enforcement without adequate public education?
How are motorists expected to know the speed limits on various roads when there are no clearly visible speed limit signs?
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I doubt this is from him. The diction, the wobbly handwriting and grammatical errors cannot be attributable to a Santaclausian.
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Last week, our learners showcased their talents to the world, and it was truly spectacular!
Learners from 10 TVET schools across the country worked together to create the stunning fashion line-up you see here. The collection featured dinner gowns, casual wear, and innovative designs made from fashion waste.
To all the amazing people who made this possible; our donors, partners, and support team we say a heartfelt thank you.
Congratulations Kofiiiii
Congratulations to my ever loyal and diligent protégé, Kofi Abotsi Esq.
May I equally duly convey well-deserved congratulations to my honourable colleagues in public service: Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, Hon. Davis Ansah Opoku, Hon. Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunor, Hon. Seth Kwame Acheampong, Hon. Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei, and indeed all distinguished lawyers called to the bar today.
Best wishes for an accomplished legal career.
Applauds
For these young women, automobile engineering is not a space they are simply entering, it is a space they are confidently claiming. From practical sessions in the workshop to learning how vehicles are diagnosed, repaired and maintained, they are proving that technical skills have no gender.
For generations, certain trades have been viewed as “men’s work”, creating barriers that have discouraged many young women from considering careers in technical fields. We are consciously working to change that narrative by creating enabling learning environments where girls and young women can access quality training, develop practical competencies and see themselves represented in careers that were once considered beyond their reach.
This is what changing perceptions looks like in practice. It is about giving young women the opportunity to learn, build confidence, acquire skills and ultimately participate meaningfully in Ghana’s industrial and economic future.
The workshop has room for everyone. The future of TVET has room for everyone.
Join us for the National TVET Week dialogue
14th and 15th October 2026.
Must you have an opinion on a topic you clearly have no knowledge about?
Which one is the private company ?🥴
Be informed !!!!!
🚨ICYMI🇬🇭🏝️🚧: The destruction of Polo Beach Club & other beach businesses at La Pleasure Beach is a huge blow to Ghana’s pop culture & nightlife ecosystem that has contributed to many memories of vibrant Detty December glory.
Deputy Chief of Staff Stan Dogbe has clarified that, unlike the earlier demolitions around the Kpeshie Lagoon, this exercise was NOT part of government’s Post-Flood Mitigation exercise.
He says the demolition was carried out under National Security supervision at the request of Labadi Beach Hotel, which is seeking to reclaim the beachfront.
Beyond the nightlife, this ecosystem offered employment opportunities to both young & old within the precinct, and its destruction will inevitably mean lost jobs, livelihoods & investments, with questions now surrounding what happens to affected investors.
With the beachfront already the subject of a legal dispute, it will be interesting to see what becomes of these sites over the next few years.
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Legal dispute was settled in 2024, when Labadi Beach Hotel obtained judgement against the encroachers, how can you forcefully build on someone's property.
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🚨ICYMI🇬🇭🏝️🚧: The destruction of Polo Beach Club & other beach businesses at La Pleasure Beach is a huge blow to Ghana’s pop culture & nightlife ecosystem that has contributed to many memories of vibrant Detty December glory.
Deputy Chief of Staff Stan Dogbe has clarified that, unlike the earlier demolitions around the Kpeshie Lagoon, this exercise was NOT part of government’s Post-Flood Mitigation exercise.
He says the demolition was carried out under National Security supervision at the request of Labadi Beach Hotel, which is seeking to reclaim the beachfront.
Beyond the nightlife, this ecosystem offered employment opportunities to both young & old within the precinct, and its destruction will inevitably mean lost jobs, livelihoods & investments, with questions now surrounding what happens to affected investors.
With the beachfront already the subject of a legal dispute, it will be interesting to see what becomes of these sites over the next few years.
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