NEWS IN GHANA

MTN'S OFFICIALS IN A GROUP P PICTURE WITH SOME OF THE PARTICIPANTS AT HO COMMUNITY FORUM MTN, Ghana’s giant market leader in the mobile telecommunications industry has organized community engagement fora to interact directly with customers, update them on the company’s operations and solicit feedback. The fora which took place in two capital towns of Ghana, namely Ho(Volta Region) and Cape Coast(Central region) was in line with MTN’s policy to give customers a listening ears to customers plea, take feedbacks in a bid to offer   a superior quality service delivery to the meet their demand and satisfaction. Following similar engagements which was held in Adentan and La communities earlier in Accra was also aimed at providing an avenue for MTN to have closer interactions with a cross section of customers to find out about their challenges and to offer an amicable solution. Some members who represented the various groups within the selected co

The President of the Faith International School, USA-Ghana Alumni has appealed to all clergymen in Ghana and beyond to adopt a lifestyle of self-defense and to ensure proper security practices in their daily lives in dealings with the public instead of only relying on prayer as a the means of protection from danger. This he said will keep them safe from being hurt by their detractors. He was speaking to a group of journalists at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Ghana International Pastors and Ministers conference (IPMC) in Accra yesterday 25th, August. Rev.  Dr. Biney who is also the Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Security Network Limited, a Ghanaian Private Security Company has bemoaned   the so called faith that most pastors argued about as holy and pious considering themselves as “untouchable beings” without ensuring that they have to undergo some form of security training which he believes will grant them the edge over staying out of trouble over the re