NEWS IN GHANA

The President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana, Professor Boasiako Omane-Antwi has debunked the allegation of a recent news piece which seeks to condemn and brand accountants as corrupt. Prof. Boasiako Omane-Antwi  President of  Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana, The alleged report also indicated that accountants are not supportive of any change agenda. But Prof. Omane-Antwi argued that Accountants are not corrupt however; the system and moral character of some individuals are to blame.   “Truly Chartered Accountants are not corrupt….the system and the moral character of some human beings in Ghana has led some to corruptible practices” he emphasized. Prof. Omane- Antwi said “It is a systematic problem that has made the country corrupt, spanning from the Ghanaian on the street, to the Ghanaian in the pulpit and the Ghanaian in the relevant responsible position”. He therefore urged Ghanaians to overhaul moral fabric a...

The streets of Accra on the eve of 15th of November, 2014 witnessed the biggest ever street carnival on climate change as the largest climate change activists group, 350-Ghana Reduce Our Carbon team (G-ROC) cum PLUZZ FM a leading showbiz FM station in Ghana mobilized Ghanaian music stars to perform and demonstrate on a big stage in order to sensitize the youths on the importance of renewable and sustainable energy.   In front Joseph Kobla Wemakor,the Project Coordinator,3rd left is Ezekiel Chibeze, Project Director & the rest of  350 G-ROC team members look on. The highest and for that matter the greatest street climate event ever organized in the history of Ghana saw thousands of youths on board converged at the Osekan football Park around the late President Attah Mills’s high street with full participation, endorsement and preparation to take action to in order to reverse the adverse effects on climate change so as to save the mother planet earth...

15 th November, 2014 (from 4pm till you drop) is the D-day and time set aside finally for the biggest ever and the first in its kind street carnival on climate change to climax the Global Power Shift (GPS)    project in the history of Ghana. 350. Ghana Reduce our carbon (G-ROC), the climate change youth activist group are poised to hit the street of Accra with the reawakening message of hope on promotion and use of clean renewable, sustainable   source of   energy against   coal-powered plant. The well planned street carnival event which is massively calling for the attention of Ghanaians on how to save the climate from destruction is jointly being organized by 350 G-ROC, and PLUZZ FM 89.9 a local based commercial FM station in Accra. The thought provoking yet colourful entertainment   night event will saw thousands of youths converging at the Osikan football field in Accra off Accra High Street, close to the enterprise Insurance bui...

The Vegetarian Association of Ghana (VegGhana) last Saturday honoured Radio Hogbe 106.5 FM at the launching ceremony of the 43rd IVU World Vegfest 2015 event dubbed "Vegfest Expo” at the Efua Sutherland Children's Park. Rev. Dr. Mrs Rosa Mills, Chairperson of Vegfest Expo presenting a certificate of recognition to Joseph Kobla Wemakor The honour was an acknowledgement of the stations diverse contribution towards the coverage of VegGhana’s programs since its inception. Mr. Edwin Baffour, Public Relations Officer of VegGhana in an interview with www.spyghana.com noted the association has identified the role of Radio Hogbe as one of its media partners working relentlessly towards the promotion of the vegetarianism agenda in Ghana by educating the public on adoption of healthy lifestyle behavior coupled with the accurate reportage the station offers to the coverage of VegGhana's programs and therefore chose to recognize them for their efforts. He thanked...