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Ghana and Nigeria has been excluded from the list of countries whose travellers could be received into Europe when the borders reopen on July 1. Schengenvisainfo.com reported that the European Union Commission released a list of 54 countries that qualified for travels into Europe as the union opens its borders that were shut to contain the spread of COVID-19. The… Continue reading "No entry for Nigerians and Ghanaians into Europe – EU"
Entamoty Media known for organising series of Digital Trainings which has positively impacted many Social Media activists is back with a Virtual Discussion dubbed ‘TUBE CONNECT 2020’. The Virtual Event brings together Influencers, Travelers,Bloggers and Youtubers to share with live audience how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the profession and the future ahead. Corona Virus has really caused more harm… Continue reading "ENTAMOTY MEDIA’s TUBE CONNECT 2020 TO HOST SEVERAL INFLUENCERS"
Protests erupted across the United States on Thursday night as anger over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, intensified. Floyd died on Monday after a white police officer used his knee to pin Floyd’s neck to the ground for several minutes in Minneapolis, Minnesota. A video of the incident shows Floyd pleading with officers, saying “I can’t… Continue reading "George Floyd: Protests erupt across US over deadly arrest"
For years many have referred to The Gambia as a place where sex tourism booms. The country has very nice beaches and has become a top destination for tourists from Europe. Many of these European tourists are older women though who are impressed with the country’s beaches and hospitality of the people. These women are also reported to often come… Continue reading "Gambia rejects ‘Africa’s biggest sex tourism destination’ label"
Cyprus has pledged to cover the holiday costs of anyone who tests positive for the virus after travelling there. In a letter made public on Wednesday, the government said it would pay for accommodation, medicine and food for patients and their families. Tourists “will only need to bear the cost of their airport transfer and repatriation flight”. It is part… Continue reading "Coronavirus: Cyprus to pay holiday costs of infected tourists"
An Accra high court has dismissed an application in which Bishop Daniel Obinim, the Head Pastor of International Godsway Church is challenging the decision of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) requiring him to settle a tax liability of GH¢1,591,797.50 to the state. Pastor Obinim, the applicant wanted the court to declare that the issuance and service on him to clear… Continue reading "Court throws out Bishop Obinim …Orders him to pay GH¢1.6bn to the state"
Coronavirus has hit the world, including Ghana hard. Many industries, especially the tourism sector will feel the consequences for a long period of time. Some specialists think that tourism will take up to 2023 to recover to 2019 levels. I am not that pessimistic. I think that tourists will start travelling as soon as there is a vaccine or a… Continue reading "Why Ghana needs to open Kotoka International Airport urgently [Article]"
reports reaching us indicates that, controversial host of Adom FM’s Morning Show, Captain Smart has announced his resignation from the station. Godsbrain Smart announced his resignation on the show this morning. “I am leaving for other exploits after seven years of working with this brand…,” Captain announced on the show. He further thanked the management members of the station for… Continue reading "Captain Smart finally RESIGNS from Adom FM"
Member of Parliament(MP) for Assin Central, Hon. Kennedy Agyapong says God has used COVID-19 to expose Pastors who hitherto were using various schemes to defraud gullible Ghanaians. According to him, prior to this period, most Pastors bragged of having healing powers but since the country recorded cases, their healing powers have not been able to fight the disease. The lawmaker… Continue reading "COVID-19 has exposed Fraudsters parading as Pastors – Kennedy Agyapong"
Britain will reopen thousands of high street shops, department stores and shopping centers next month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said while Greece restarted regular ferry services to its islands Monday and opened cafes and restaurants to salvage its tourism season. Johnson told a news conference Monday that from June 1, outdoor markets and care showrooms could be reopened as soon… Continue reading "UK to reopen nonessential shops on June 15 as Greece restarts tourism season"
