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The silence of NCCE, Peace Council, others on SALL not good – Kweku Azar

Private legal practitioner Prof Kweku Asare Private legal practitioner Prof Kweku Asare popularly called Prof Kweku Azar has reiterated the need for eligible voters in Satrokofi, Akpafu, Likpe and Lolobi (SALL) to vote for a member of parliament before the inauguration of the 8th Parliament. The outspoken lawyer wondered why the Peace Council, National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), the media and other institutions have remained silent over the issue. “The silence of the Council of State, Peace Council, CHRAJ, NCCE, Chieftaincy, Media, etc. is evidence that our institutions only react when victims take to the streets. Our institutions cannot feel the pain of victims. They only exist to tell protesting victims to fall in line.”

Cancel Public Universities Bill entirely – Govt told

Cancel Public Universities Bill entirely – Govt told Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has been commended for acting swiftly to quell the seeming tension in the academic circles over the Public Universities Bill (PUB). A United States-based Ghanaian Professor Kweku Asare said the intervention was timely. He however, said the suspension is not enough but what is needed is total cancellation. “I commend Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia for his timely intervention to stop this needless desire for presidential control of the universities. “His intervention is not too surprising since he himself is an academic and was a professor in the US (Go Bears) for many years. If government wants to fix higher education, it should look no further than the School of Law and its out of control, unaccountable regulator.

Cancel Public Universities Bill entirely – Gov't told

Farmers call for intervention to improve yield - GTLC Farmers in five regions in Northern Ghana have appealed to government and other stakeholders to design more effective interventions to enable them to improve on crop yields. The farmers further called for a ban on tomato importation and revisit initial plans to revamp tomato factories in the country, subsidise the cost of farm inputs and extend the Planting for Food and Jobs programme to cover all year round. The farmers needs were contained in the Agro Policy Performance Barometer Report (APPBR 2019) of the Ghana Trade and Livelihood Coalition (GTLC), and was presented at a policy dialogue on gender responsiveness to the Planting for Food and Job programme in Tamale.

Cancel Public Universities Bill entirely

Appoint fresh ministers, reduce size of government – Akufo-Addo told