Joyce Timbillah Awuni
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Tema Port: Customs intercept assault rifle, two pistols and 610 rounds of ammunition being smuggled into Ghana (opens the original)
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An assault rifle, two pistols and 610 rounds of ammunition, which were being smuggled into Ghana under the guise as personal effects have been intercepted by Customs at the Golden Jubilee Terminal of the Tema Port. They had been concealed among personal effects arriving from the United States of America. The 610 rounds of ammunition were intercepted alongside three firearms, an assault rifle and two pistols, during an intensified examination of goods entering Ghana. The discovery was made at abo
Graphic’s free health screening records high patronage (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people patronised this year’s free health screening exercise organised by the Graphic Communications Group Ltd. (GCGL) for residents of Adabraka and surrounding communities. The exercise, the GCGL’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, enables the company to give back to the community that has hosted it for decades. Over the years, the free screening exercise has been one that the community looks forward to, and this year was no exception as hundreds of people showed up
M&G, Ernest Chemists donate medicine to support Graphic health screening (opens the original)
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Two pharmaceutical companies, M&G Pharmaceutical Ltd and Ernest Chemists Limited, have donated essential medicines worth about GH¢15,000 to support the Graphic annual free health screening exercise in Adabraka and its surrounding communities, scheduled to take place on Saturday at the Graphic Clinic. This gesture forms part of the ongoing support from corporate partners for the community-focused initiative of the Graphic Communications Group Ltd. (GCGL). The medicines are expected to help treat
Majority in a poll blame double-track for decline in SHS quality (opens the original)
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A majority of Ghanaians who participated in a survey believe the double-track system has contributed to a decline in the quality of senior high school (SHS) education. Majority of the 1,062 respondents in the survey conducted across all 16 regions of Ghana said it was largely because the arrangement had placed pressure on existing school infrastructure and the student-teacher ratio. Eight years after the system was introduced as a temporary measure to accommodate the sharp increase in enrolment
Skipping breakfast not solution to weight loss — Dietitians (opens the original)
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Skipping breakfast should not be promoted as a guaranteed way to lose weight, the Ghana Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (GAND) has said. The academy has called for a more balanced approach to weight loss, stressing that overall dietary patterns, lifestyle, health status and individual needs matter more than simply eliminating breakfast. Although some studies have found that people who skip breakfast may consume fewer calories and record small reductions in body weight, the academy says other
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