Tag: anas
Amidu fumes: CID can’t clear Bissue in Anas case
The Special Prosecutor, Mr Martin Amidu says he is still investigating Mr Charles Bissue, the former Secretary to the Inter-Ministerial Committee on illegal Mining...
Anas pays homage to Baako, Audrey Gadzekpo, Kofi Coomson, Pratt, et...
Investigative journalist par excellence, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has paid glowing homage to the pioneers of investigative journalism in the country, as well as those...
Blame Anas for Ghana’s AFCON 2019 woes – Group
Ghana's most decorated investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, must be blamed for Ghana's Africa Cup of Nations abysmal performance in Egypt, a group said.
Anas...
Anas, others speak at Global Conference for Media Freedom
HUMAN rights lawyer Amal Clooney yesterday accused world leaders of failing to protect journalists and giving ‘a collective shrug’ over the killing of Saudi...
Anas named among 100 Most Influential Africans
Ghana's ace investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has been named in The Africa Report’s inaugural ranking of the top Africans who control the levers...
Torture Home: Arrest Rev. Lamina – Gender Minister
The Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Cynthia Morrison has petitioned the police to investigate the General Manager of Echoing Hills Village orphanage...
Torture Home (3): When reverend Lamina steals food for orphans
He is believed to be a benefactor bringing bliss to the blighted lives of this bunch of beleaguered boys and bashful girls. But Reverend...
Torture Home: Sack Gender Minister – Activist
A Child Rights activist in Germany, Kofi Asante, has called for the immediate sack of the Gender Minister, Cynthia Morrison, over her comments on...
We supervise orphanages, we go disguised – Gender Minister
Cynthia Mamle Morrison, the Minister responsible for the Ministry of
Women and Children’s Affairs (MWCA) or Ministry of Gender, Children and Social
Protection (MGCSP), has said...
Torture Home (2): When sodomy, sexual exploitation takeover Rev. Lamina’s Orphanage
It was meant to be a
mission in mercy, a move to minimise the misfortunes of the marginalised minors
and mend the malaise menacing their humanity....
