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JUSAG President urges Staff to embody humility and selflessness in serving country
The National President of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG), Samuel Afotey Otu, has urged members to draw inspiration from the selfless sacrifices of Jesus Christ. As the festive season and new year unfold, he encouraged staff to embody humility, dedication, and selflessness in serving Ghana and humanity. In his New Year message, Mr. Afotey Otu also updated…
Akufo-Addo government sets a trap for my incoming administration; but we’ll escape unscathed – Mahama
The President-elect, John Mahama, has accused the Akufo-Addo-led government of deliberately setting up his incoming administration to fail. According to former President Mahama, the current government has burdened the country with significant debts, which may initially challenge the swift execution of his administration's agenda upon assuming power Addressing a gathering of NDC supporters, President-elect Mahama expressed confidence that his tenure…
UPSA Mess: Chancellor distances self from ‘illegal’ investiture of vice-chancellor
The chancellor of the University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA), Dr Kofi Koduah Sarpong, has penned a letter, distancing himself from a vice-chancellor’s investiture ceremony whose legality is being challenged at a high court by an ex-student of the school, Rashid Ibrahim. Dr Sarpong told the chairman of the university’s governing council, Dr Kofi Ohene-Konadu, in that letter that he…
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