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Manager of roofing company arraigned over alleged fraud

The Manager of Joonak Roofing is before the Amasaman Circuit Court over alleged GH¢14,000 fraud. Clement Acquah Jonah is said to have taken the money from Nana Offei under the pretext of supplying him with a quantity of roofing sheets which he has denied, according to prosecutors. He was granted a GH¢50,000 bail with two sureties. The Court ordered the sureties to produce their valid national identity cards to the Court’s Registry. Mr Acquah would make his next appearance on April 6, 2025, and the Court has ordered the Prosecution to serve him with the necessary materials for the Case Management Conference. Police Chief Inspector Frederick Ansah-Awuah told the Court presided over by Ms Enid Marful-Sau that Nana Offei, the Complainant was an Accountant and resident of Sarpeiman whilst Acquah, the accused person, was a resident of Kasoa. He said on October 16, 2024, the Complainant contracted the accused person who claimed to be a manager of Joonak Roofing to roof his three buildings at ...

Kumasi City Market Traders Union steps up measures against fire outbreak

Adu Gyamfi, the Secretary of the Kumasi City Market Traders Union, addressing the media. The Kumasi City Market Traders Union has implemented measures to prevent fire outbreaks, learning from past incidents in other markets across the country. Following a 2023 fire that severely damaged 33 shops, the union has prioritized market safety and is taking proactive steps to enhance security, particularly in the Kumasi City Market. According to the union’s secretary, Adu Gyamfi, the union has engaged the Ashanti Regional Police Command to boost security within and around the market. This collaboration has resulted in increased police patrols, and traders have been advised to close their shops by 7:00 PM to facilitate effective monitoring and threat identification. In addition, the union has called on the Ghana National Fire Service to intensify fire safety education programs for traders, aiming to increase awareness and improve fire prevention practices. Traders and stakeholders have al...

Give teachers space to shape education policies — Prof. Arku

Prof. Frank Sena Arku, Vice President of IRIRS Professor Frank S. Arku, Vice-President of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) Institute for Research and Industrial Relations Studies (IRIRS), emphasized the importance of allowing teachers to have a role in shaping the country’s education policies. He highlighted a 2019 report from Education International, which found that over 80% of teachers in 123 countries were excluded from the process when new education policies or curriculum reforms were introduced. Prof. Arku made these comments while presenting a paper titled "Shaping and Sharpening Young Educators" under the theme "Empowering the Next Generation" at the 76th New Year School in Accra last Wednesday. The event was organized by the School of Continuing and Distance Education at the College of Education, in partnership with various organizations. This year's New Year School theme is "Attaining the Five Ps of Sustainable Development for a...

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