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The Church of Pentecost Trains Heads of Departments, Sector Heads & Managers

The Church of Pentecost Trains Heads of Departments, Sector Heads & Managers

Pentecost News
The various Heads of Departments, Sector Heads and Managers of institutions of The Church of Pentecost have undergone a two-day training programme at the Pentecost Pensions House, located at Gbawe in Accra. The training programme was organised to build the capacity of management to discharge their duties as supervisors and ensure higher staff productivity. About 60 participants took part in the event, which was held from August 9 to 10, 2022, Speaking on the topic, “Effective Leadership,” a lecturer at the University of Ghana Business School, Professor Kwasi Dartey-Baah, said that leadership is the ability to decide what is to be done and then get others interested in doing same. He noted that the type of leadership offered to the followers (staff) would determine how far they ...
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Agric contributes $476m to non-traditional exports

Agric contributes $476m to non-traditional exports

Ghana News
The agricultural sector of the economy contributed $476 million to total non-traditional export (NTE) earnings last year. This represents 14.29 per cent of the NTE earnings in the year under review, statistics released by the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) has revealed. The amount also represents an increase of 9.93 per cent over the $433.02 million earned in 2020. Of the top 10 agricultural products, cashew nut was the top earner, having contributed about 60.38 per cent of the figure recorded from the sector. This represents an increase of 14.35 per cent over what it contributed in 2020. Flowers was the lowest earner among the top 10 earners, contributing about one per cent. However, its contribution marked a growth of 8.10 per cent over its 2020 contribution to...
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U20 Women’s World Cup: Ghana play Japan today in likely do-or-die mission

U20 Women’s World Cup: Ghana play Japan today in likely do-or-die mission

Ghana News, International, Sports
Ghana’s U-20 female team will look to pick up their first point at the ongoing FIFA World Cup when they take on Japan on Sunday, August 14. The game, scheduled for a 17:00 GMT kick off, could see the Black Princesses end their tournament earlier than they would have wanted depending on the other group game between USA and the Netherlands. The Black Princesses were brushed aside by USA in their opening game at the tournament, which is being staged in Costa Rica.  A 3-0 score and a red card to Jacqueline Owusu means Ben Fokuo’s side go into Sunday’s game with a must-win mentality if they are to sail through to the next round. The red card received on the opening day means Owusu will not be available for the game against the 2018 winners. Japan were 1-0 winners over the Ne...
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Mission Houses Are An Extension Of The Church – Mrs. Kumi-Larbi

Mission Houses Are An Extension Of The Church – Mrs. Kumi-Larbi

Ghana News, Pentecost News
The wife of the General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Mrs. Rose Dansoa Kumi-Larbi, says mission house is the extension of the Church, hence its occupants must live exemplary lives for others to emulate. “Occupants of mission houses must live by the principles of God and practice what they preach,” she admonished, cautioning that, it is dangerous to preach the word and not practicing it. Mrs. Kumi-Larbi made the remarks today, Thursday, August 11, 2022, during the fourth edition of the Greater Accra Ministers’ Wives Prayer Meeting, which was held at the Dr. Thomas Wyatt Temple in Accra. She spoke on the topic: “Equipping the Household: The Home as an Equipping Centre and Maintaining the Mission House.” Citing Genesis 2:15, she emphasised the necessity for pastors’ wives ...
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One Ghanaian delegate goes ‘missing’ after Commonwealth Games

One Ghanaian delegate goes ‘missing’ after Commonwealth Games

Ghana News, Sports
One Ghanaian delegate is said to be among the reported missing athletes and delegates after the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. According to the UK police, the number of missing persons has risen to 17, which includes 13 athletes and four others who were with individual teams. Out of the 17 persons to go missing, eight of them have been found with the remaining eight still unaccounted for. The eight others who are yet to be seen include a Ghanaian, with five others from the Sri Lankan squad. Both a competitor from Botswana and a competitor from Cameroon vanished, but both have since been located. Police and immigration officials are collaborating to assure the wellbeing and safety of everyone who has been found. A force spokesperson, said: “We’ve received a total of 1...
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Ghanaians urged to use disposable handkerchief

Ghanaians urged to use disposable handkerchief

Ghana News
The Marketing Director of Delta Paper Mill Limited, Barbara Incoom, has called on the public to embrace the use of disposable handkerchiefs instead of the traditional cloth handkerchief. She explained that the change was significant during post COVID-19 era as the country was making efforts to minimise the spread of disease-causing germs and bacteria. “I understand change takes time, but it’s the best option we face as a people today. Ghanaians need to switch from the traditional cloth handkerchief to the more hygiene-proven paper disposable handkerchief. I also understand the use of tissues wasn’t a dominant part of us until COVID-19 came around but it aided efforts to control the COVID-19 situation in the country, and it’s one thing we must continue with,” she stressed. Premium ...
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Christian Leaders Urged To Work With Integrity

Christian Leaders Urged To Work With Integrity

Ghana News, Pentecost News
The Head of Marketing and Entrepreneurship Department at the University of Ghana Business School, Prof. Ernest Tweneboah-Koduah, has urged Christian leaders to work with integrity and serve as good role models for others. “Your integrity will not be complete until others see you as a man or woman of integrity,” he said this yesterday during The Church of Pentecost Managers and Heads of Department Retreat at the Pentecost Pensions House, Gbawe in Accra. Prof Tweneboah-Koduah, who is also an Elder of The Church of Pentecost, said the leader’s behaviour reflects on not only his or her own reputation, but also on the reputation of the organization he or she works in. “Integrity is choosing courage over comfort; choosing what is right over what is fun, or choosing to practice our value...
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Dampare to speak on policing at KNUST lecture today

Dampare to speak on policing at KNUST lecture today

Ghana News
The Inspector-General of Police Dr. George Akuffo Dampare will today deliver a lecture on policing at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi.  The IGP will be speaking on the theme ‘The changing face of policing in Ghana: expectations and the role of the university community”. Dr. Dampare is expected to take his audience through the past, present and future of the Police service.  He will also speak on the various initiatives taken by his predecessors in improving security in the country.  The IGP will share his vision for the Police Service and his expectation of the public with the audience.  The lecture which is the first of its kind by an IGP is at the invitation of the University. It is scheduled to take pla...
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Only buy distilled water with FDA product registration information – Consumers urged

Only buy distilled water with FDA product registration information – Consumers urged

Ghana News
The Food and Drugs Authority has refuted reports that certain sachet water sold in Ghana contains microbes. According to the Authority, laboratory testing and surveillance indicate the products are safe for consumption. Last month, the Director of Field Operations with the Ghana Statistical Service, Dr. Peter Takyi Peprah made the assertion at a press conference to announce the results of an investigation into the caliber of market-available sachet water.  “We must pay close attention to those involved in the production of sachet water. In 2017, we conducted a multiple indicator cluster survey in which we not only collected information about drinking water sources but also tested the quality of these drinking water sources for a household. We discovered that 34.1 percent of h...
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