December 2018 - Page 5 of 5 - Apt News Ghana

I “contaminated” myself with friends – Amy Newman

December 18, 2018 Editor 0

Celebrated gospel musician Amy Newman now known as Amy Amber Newman has revealed that her absence in the music scene for about 14 years was […]

a boy's wish

Special report and photos: A boy’s wish

December 15, 2018 Editor 0

Mr Kwabena Bukari, the assistant headteacher of Garrison Basic School in Takoradi, was seeing off a female visitor when he heard a loud bang, “Gbam!” A […]

Photos: Takoradi Mall officially opened

December 15, 2018 Editor 0

The Takoradi Mall has officially been opened to the general public. The Second Lady Samira Bawumia graced the occasion which was held on Thursday, December […]

Let’s ensure accident free Christmas festivities; Transport Union Chairman urges road users

December 10, 2018 Editor 0

Nana Asafoankye Badu, a.k.a ‘Anyen Mpo Suro’, the National chairman of Concerned Transport Operators Union of T.U.C, on Sunday December 9, 2018, called on drivers, […]

Nigeria: School Abductions - UN Pushes for Violence-Free Learning Environment in Nigeria June 5, 2026
[Vanguard] Mr Malick Fall, United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, says there is a need for collective commitment to promoting safe, inclusive, and violence-free teaching and learning environments.
Rwanda: How Rusumo Power Project Is Transforming Key Sectors in Rwanda June 5, 2026
[New Times] The Rusumo Hydropower Project is already delivering benefits across Rwanda, with impacts being felt in agriculture, aviation, housing, healthcare, water supply, roads, and regional power trade.
South Africa: Braziers and Candles Are All Some Joburg Families Have As Temperatures Drop to 2°c June 5, 2026
[Scrolla] Joburg Emergency Services is sending its safety teams into informal settlements this weekend, where a single fire can wipe out dozens of homes in minutes. City Power is cutting power in Soweto, Orange Farm and Sharpeville on Saturday night -- exactly when temperatures hit their lowest point.
South Africa: Schools Shut and Floods Hit As Severe Storms Lash Two Provinces June 5, 2026
[Scrolla] Schools in Nelson Mandela, Sarah Baartman, Buffalo City, Eden and Central Karoo districts are shut on Wednesday and Thursday due to severe weather. Orange Level 8 warnings are in place for the Eastern Cape coast and Garden Route, with flooding, mudslides and road closures expected.
South Africa: After Dodging Extinction, Will the Black Wildebeest Now Fade Away to Blue? June 5, 2026
[Daily Maverick] Having narrowly escaped extinction in the 19th century, the black wildebeest now faces a different threat: being genetically absorbed by the far more numerous blue wildebeest. Researchers are using cutting-edge genomic tools to determine whether hybridisation is quietly eroding the genetic identity of one of South Africa's endemic species.

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