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In a recent public notice, Jingo Herbal Drink has vehemently denied false allegations circulating on social media regarding poisoning incidents linked to its consumption. The claims, which included reports of the death of school children in the Tamale Metropolis, were dismissed as baseless and a deliberate attempt to tarnish the reputation of the Jingo brand. The management of Jingo Herbal Drink emphasized that there is no truth to the rumors and urged the public to disregard them. The Tamale Teaching Hospital, where the alleged victims were said to have been treated, has also distanced itself from the rumors, labeling them as misleading. To address the situation, Jingo…

U&I Restaurant: Taste the Fresh Delights of Tamale. If you're on the hunt for delicious dining options in Tamale, look no further than U&I Restaurant, conveniently situated on the NOBISCO Road if you are using the T-poly junction. With its inviting ambiance and a tagline that reads "Eat Fresh," U&I Restaurant is a hidden gem among the many restaurants in Tamale. The menu at U&I Restaurant boasts a delightful array of fresh and flavorful dishes that cater to a diverse palate. Whether you're in the mood for sumptuous Ghanaian cuisine or international flavors, this restaurant has you covered. Their commitment to using the freshest ingredients sets them apart…

Dreaming of Greatness: My Encounter with Mr. Ibrahim Mahama in the World of Dreams. On the morning of October 11, 2023, at 4:49 am, I awoke with a smile on my face, a smile that still graces my lips. In my dream, I was honored to meet the man I deeply admire and aspire to become, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama. However, this meeting was confined to the ethereal realm of dreams. Within this dream, I found myself in the presence of the generous #MrIbrahimMahama. We engaged in profound conversations about my future, as he offered words of wisdom and encouragement, leaving me with a deep sense of inspiration and accomplishment. Such an extraordinary encounter deserved to be…

Akuffo-Addo Launches Phase II of Planting for Food and Jobs Programme: Emphasizing Holistic Approach President Akuffo-Addo has unveiled the highly anticipated Phase II of the Planting for Food and Jobs programme, signaling a renewed commitment to bolstering Ghana's agricultural sector. In a recent announcement, Akuffo-Addo highlighted that this new phase is strategically designed to adopt a holistic approach that prioritizes the entire agricultural value chain. The first phase of the programme saw substantial success in increasing food production and reducing food imports. Building on this momentum, the second phase aims to elevate the initiative by concentrating on value…

Tamale International Airport Soars as Ghana's 3rd Busiest Airport. The recently inaugurated Tamale International Airport has quickly surged to prominence, earning its place as the third busiest airport in Ghana. This remarkable achievement underscores the region's growing significance as a hub for both domestic and international travel. Situated in the heart of the Northern Region, Tamale International Airport boasts modern facilities and top-notch infrastructure, making it an attractive gateway for travelers. With its strategic location, the airport has successfully positioned itself as a vital link for regional connectivity, facilitating smoother travel experiences for both…

Excel Australian Education Centre (EAEC) offers a hybrid of the world-class learning approach known as the Montessori Method for children age 6 months to primary, the Ghanaian and the robust Australian curriculum for our primary school. The balance the school strike among these three pedagogies prepares children to be bold and confident learners. By using such an effective strategy, EAEC promotes the development of innovative, critical and compassionate thinkers who are responsible world citizens.Come be part of the #EAEC family.location; Sagnarigu opposite the TAMASCO main gate. Call them 0544661599

The Minister of Finance Ken Ofori-Atta has announced in the 2023 budget a freeze on employment into the civil and public service. He also said there shall be no new government agencies established in 2023. He said these while presenting the budget in Parliament on Thursday November 23. Mr Ofori-Atta said as a first step toward expenditure rationalisation, government has approved a number of directives which takes effect from January, 2023. These are “All Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) and State-Owned-Enterprises (SOEs) are directed to reduce fuel allocations to Political Appointees and heads of MDAs, MMDAs and…

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has said that it asked the government not to accept any condition from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to place an embargo on employment in the country but that appeal has not been heeded. A disappointed Deputy Secretary General of the TUC, Joshua Ansah said the body will have its post budget assessment on Monday November 28 to fully respond to the government’s budget for the 2023 fiscal year. Speaking to TV3’s Daniel Opoku on Friday November 25 regarding the hiring freeze, he said “I think that it is unfortunate, already we have a teeming unemployment situation in the country and if 2023 there is not going to be any employment into the public…

The report of the 8-member committee that investigated the allegations made against the Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta by the Minority, has been laid before Parliament. The report was laid by co-chair, K. T. Hammond on Friday November 25. The Second Deputy Speaker Andrew Asiamah directed that copies of the report be distributed to members. Procedurally, debate on it will take place in subsequent sittings, TV3’s Evelyne Tengmaa reported on Friday November 25. Mr Ofori-Atta told the committee hearing on Friday November 18 that the proponents’ allegations do not have “weight for censure.” He said each of the allegations leveled against him as false and went on to debunk each of…

Tamale Central Member of Parliament Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed has said that the e-levy policy was not needed in the first place due to, in his view, the burden of such tax regime on the poor. He indicated that almost everybody was against the policy when it was introduced but the government did not listen. “Those who rejected the e-levy were considering the burden of such tax regime on the poor,” he said on the Big Issue on TV3 with Roland Walker on Friday November 23 while discussing the 2023 budget presentation. The Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta announced a proposal in the 2023 budget statement to reduce the e-levy rate from 1.5 per cent to 1 percent. He also announced a…