The Rhodes Trust Announces Historic Class of 101 New Rhodes Scholars
December 22, 2018//-The Rhodes Trust has announced a record-breaking class of 101 new Rhodes Scholars.
December 22, 2018//-The Rhodes Trust has announced a record-breaking class of 101 new Rhodes Scholars.
Accra, Ghana, December 17, 2018/ — The African Leaders for Nutrition on Monday inaugurated Ghana’s First lady Rebecca Akufo-Addo as a Nutrition Champion, acknowledging her work and commitment to sound nutrition and the wellbeing of mothers and infants.
December 17, 2018//-The Ashanti Regional Chairman for Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG), Bansi Adam has resigned from his position as the Regional Chairman due to some misappropriation in his outfit, report has revealed.
Accra, Ghana, December 17, 2018//-At this point, I am confident that the haziness that clouded the knowledge of credit cards has been cleared somewhat.
December 16, 2018//-Kigali, the genteel capital city of Rwanda, is situated in the centre of the country and therefore easily accessible from neighbouring countries by road.
December 14, 2018//-Robert Gariba Gbari, a primary school teacher at Richard Akwei Memorial Basic School, Accra, Ghana, has been included in the top 50 shortlist for the Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2019.
Paris & London, December 11, 2018 – Leadership 2030: Navigating the tensions, contradictions and opportunities is a senior executive certificate program offered jointly between London School of Economics (LSE) and HEC Paris to launch in July 2019.
December 11, 2018//-Don’t look now, but there’s a giant irony crouching in the corner. It goes something like this: with over 24 billion devices to connect us to one another worldwide, we are somehow lonelier than ever.
Accra, Ghana, December 10, 2018//- Novo Nordisk, in line with the SDGs and together with the Suntreso Government Hospital, launched a one-stop Diabetes Support Centre to provide comprehensive diabetes care under one roof.
Brazzaville, Congo, December 10, 2018, -/African Media Agency/- Leading philanthropists as well as African and European governments have announced more than US$150 million to tackle neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), which still affect 1.5 billion people around the world.
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