2015-02-21 Ghana Health

Ghana Broadcasting Corporation   

Include sanitation in school curriculum – First Lady   
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
The First Lady, Mrs Lordina Mahama, has appealed to the Ghana Education Service to include sanitation and cleanliness in the school curriculum. This is because as the country becomes more urban, traditional sense of cleanliness continues to be eroded.
First Lady Calls For Active Participation In Sanitation Day   spyghana.com
First Lady donates to Kpone Health Centre   GhanaWeb

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Citifmonline   

Ambulance Services should be on NHIS list - Women   
spyghana.com
Pregnant Women in the Upper East Region have appealed to Government to include Non-Medical Consumables and Ambulance Services in the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). nhis logo. Speaking to the Ghana News Agency in an interview at ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Sports

New York Times   

How a Chance Encounter Brought HBO and Showtime Together for Mayweather ...   
Variety
The fighters and their teams had been trying to work out a deal for nearly six years. Negotiations heated up during the past four months. But it took a chance encounter last month at a Miami Heat game to finally secure an agreement for the long-anticipated ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Entertainment

spyghana.com   

Former President Kufuor graces Earl Klugh's Stanbic Jazz Festival in Accra   
spyghana.com
Patrons of Jazz music relished every moment of Thursday's evening show at the Accra International Conference Centre as Earl Klugh, the Grammy Award winning Jazz exponent held audience spell-bound with a classic performance. Earl Klugh. Among the ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Sci/Tech

USA TODAY   

Apple car has pitfalls but leverages competency   
USA TODAY
Could Apple CEO Tim Cook be the head of an automotive company next? (Photo: Justin Sullivan, Getty Images). 16 CONNECT 148 TWEET 1 LINKEDIN 2 COMMENTEMAILMORE. SAN FRANCISCO – The Apple Car debate couldn't be more polarizing.
Everyone chill — the Apple Car isn't coming any time soon, if ever   Mashable
Apple has a mysterious new plan   NEWS.com.au
Apple to release electric car within five years?   CBS News
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Gizmodo Australia   

Sun Keeps Damaging Skin Cells For Hours After Exposure   
Gizmodo Australia
When you think you've had enough sun, you probably move into the shade. But, according to a new study, that might not be soon enough — because it turns out that sun keeps damaging skin for hours after exposure. A team of scientists from Yale University ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Business

Irish Independent   

The can's kicked down the road, but it doesn't matter   
Irish Independent
Finance Minister Michael Noonan was characteristically cautious about the new Greek deal last night, effectively warning that Greece might yet fail to provide a convincing list of reforms by Tuesday while Europe's finance ministers may fail to get the deal ...

2015-02-21 Ghana World

USA TODAY   

Dubai residential tower in flames   
USA TODAY
One of the world's tallest residential towers caught fire early Saturday in Dubai's Marina district, sending bright yellow flames several stories high, but there were no reports of casualties, civil defense officials said. Loading… Post to Facebook. Dubai residential ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Africa

Leadership Newspapers   

Boko Haram: US Spends $24.7 Million For Humanitarian Support   
Leadership Newspapers
The United States government yesterday said it has so far spent about $24.7 million in support of essential humanitarian aid to refugees, internally displaced persons, and other populations of concern impacted by Boko Haram-engendered conflicts in ...

2015-02-21 Ghana Ghana

Ho still “no go area” for NPP – Chairman   
GhanaWeb
Mr Divine Ferg Afedo, Ho Central Constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Thursday debunked media reports that some “disgruntled” members of NDC in the Constituency defected to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), asserting that ...