Has relevant information on Ghana’s coronavirus official website been wiped off?
That is the claim made in a news article by 3news.com and subsequently aggregated by Ghanaweb.com.
Has Ghana’s National Service Secretariat withheld payments of allowances to personnel until COVID-19 is over? That is the claim on the website HardTruthGh.
A video clip by U.S. Television station, WCVB virtual channel 5, is being shared on messaging platform WhatsApp as proof that the USA has allegedly arrested “the man who manufactured and sold the coronavirus to China.”
Claim: President of CSO-IMANI Ghana, Franklin Cudjoe will celebrate an NPP election defeat
Source: Unknown
Verdict: False
Claim: 2019 Damba Festival is the first in over three decades
Source: President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
Verdict: False
In an appearance on syndicated entertainment talk show, The Wendy Williams Show, Lisa Raye McCoy said, “Queen Mother of Ghana, Yeah. And that’s really big for what I’m doing now, using my platform for the better me, for creating peace and awareness for education over there. I’m wanna do a small school over there, so I’m doing a lot of educating and stuff now. Yeah.”
The Ghana Police Service says its investigations and monitoring on social media show a significant upsurge of fake social media accounts being created on Facebook and WhatsApp.
“I only recently broke the brake fluid pipe of my car because of a pothole”: Shayma Sharif, 21, lamented.
For many, concerns about rampant potholes on roads and highways are mostly identifiable with under developed or developing countries like Ghana in West Africa.
Ghanaian international journalist, Nabil Ahmed Rufai has been adjudged the best journalist for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) reporting
About six consecutive days of torrential rain has devastated several communities across the fifteen districts in Ghana’s upper east region, leaving a trail of deaths, destruction of buildings and farmlands in its wake.
The heavy downpour that started on October 6, is estimated to have displaced about 2,000 people, estimates by Ghana’s National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) show.
