Western Regions Archives - Page 8 of 14

hairdresser has lost her lower lip in a fight with a nurse over lift

Woman’s lip bitten off after getting lift to buy food

January 21, 2019 Editor 0

An ulcer patient has lost her lip in her quest to adhere to medical advice to eat at regular intervals. The 25-year-old hairdresser has lost […]

Chief Justice did not reject the Daboase Magistrate Court – Skyy

January 18, 2019 Editor 0

It was reported earlier this week after an inspection tour by the Chief Justice Ms. Gloria Akufo at the Daboase Magistrate Court in the Wassa […]

W/R: Chief Justice launches special mentoring programme in Sekondi

January 16, 2019 Editor 0

The Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana, Her Ladyship Justice Sophia A. B. Akuffo officially outdoored the Judicial Service Special Mentoring Programme in the […]

Twyford Ceramic expansion project plagued with land disputes

January 16, 2019 Editor 0

Skyy News have learnt that some litigation concerning land titles is impeding a major factory expansion at Twyford Ceramics Limited. The company established in 2016 […]

Chief Justice Commends Shama District Assembly for being proactive with rehabilitating District Court

January 16, 2019 Editor 0

The Chief Justice, Ms. Sophia Akuffo has commended the Shama District Assembly for being proactive with the rehabilitation of the district court complex. Ms Akuffo […]

TTU loses GHC4.5m investment in Brooks Financial Services

January 12, 2019 Editor 0

The Takoradi Technical University (TTU) is ruing over a GH¢4.5million investment it made in Brooks Financial Services. The University it has emerged is unable to […]

‘Western NDC delegates disappointed in Mahama’s campaign message’

January 12, 2019 Editor 0

Mr Frank Somiah Andoh, a former Director of Elections at the Evalue-Ajomoro-Gwira has expressed disappointment at the campaign message carried out by Former President John […]

Two Years Of Akufo-Addo And NPP: Western Region Urges Nana To Sit Up

January 11, 2019 Editor 0

Residents of Takoradi the capital of the Western Region have rated President Nana Akufo-Addo’s performance in two years in governance as average. Monday, January 7, […]

Mad Rush For 2019 Car Number Plates in Taadi

January 11, 2019 Editor 0

The Western Regional Manager for the Driver Vehicle and Licensing Authority (DVLA) Mr Emmanuel T.K. Narh has disclosed that in just four days into the […]

Takoradi: Dress, scarf of missing girl found at suspected kidnapper’s hideout

January 10, 2019 Editor 0

Twenty-eight-year-old Samuel Udoterg Willison, who broke cells after he was picked up on suspicion of kidnapping teenage girls in Takoradi, has pleaded not guilty to […]

Africa: The 99% Don't Need a Billionaires' Forum. They Need Democratic Power January 30, 2026
[allAfrica] Last week, the rich and powerful gathered once again at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Swiss ski resort that has hosted an annual meeting of the world's super-rich for more than half a century. The setting was familiar, and the guest list predictable. The language was emptier than ever.
Ghana: Rejoinder - National Air Pollution Policy in the Offing - Desmond Appiah January 30, 2026
[Ghanaian Times] I wish to respectfully clarify aspects of your recent story headlined "National air pollution policy in the offing - Desmond Appiah", published on January 16, 2026, which reported on remarks attributed to me at the recent workshop for clean air reporters in Accra.
Liberia: Chocolate Profits, Vanishing Forests January 30, 2026
[Liberian Observer] Liberia's remaining tropical rainforests, among the last intact stretches of the Upper Guinean forest ecosystem, are facing an accelerating threat driven not from within the country alone, but from Europe's insatiable appetite for chocolate. That is the stark warning from Charlie Hammans, a forests investigator with the international watchdog Global Witness, following an […]
Mozambique: Severe Weather Affects Sasol's Mozambique Operations but Gas Supplies Remain Uninterrupted January 30, 2026
[Daily Maverick] Heavy rains in Mozambique have disrupted Sasol's condensate transport and forced a temporary reduction in gas production, but the company says supplies to customers remain uninterrupted and operations are not materially affected.
South Africa: Many Nets, One Ocean - What SA's Fishing Debate Has Taught Us January 30, 2026
[Daily Maverick] After months of conversations with people who live from the sea - or live with the consequences of how it's managed - one thing is clear: SA's fishing industry is not a single story. It's a web of competing realities, bound together by a shared dependence on a finite, living resource.

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