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‘Serve God wholeheartedly and do good’
Christians have once again been reminded to serve God wholeheartedly and live lives as though they have only one day for which they must do the right thing.
Rev Eddie Eyison, of the Royal House Chapel, Accra, who was addressing mourners to mark the one week passing of the late Pastor Peter Kow Abbiw Acquah at the Global Dominion Charismatic Centre, Amrahia on the Adentan – Dodowa road, advised those at the gathering to dedicate their lives to Christ to enable them to earn eternal life.
He said heaven and hell were real and since life was precious, Christians must treasure the spirit which God had given them and live in total submission to his will while on earth.
Rev Eyison asked them to prepare for the kingdom of God by observing his commandments.
“We should not forget that we are sojourners on this earth and we shall succumb to the power of death and give an account of our stewardship to the giver of life,” he advised.
He asked them to believe in God and he would direct their lives.
The late Pastor Peter Kow Abbiw Acquah was the father of Pastor Ato Acquah of Joy Time In His Presence fame.
By Raymond Kyekye
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Education Minister announces approval of RISE
The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu has announced the approval of the project Revitalising Institutions for Scales Enhancement (RISE) by the Italian government with a grant of 5million Euro to support Technical Vocational Education Training(TVET).
He was optimistic that investment in technical and vocational education was the surest way to reduce youth unemployment.
He charged the Director General for Ghana TVET, Eng. Dr Eric Kofi Adzroe to work with the policy planning directorate of the ministry to rebrand TVET sectors to position them as entrepreneurs.
“We to help produce entrepreneurs who can create their own jobs and not rely on government”, the minister emphasised.
Mr.Iddrisu stated that the TVET training centre will be one of the beneficiaries of the grant which will be implemented by the Ministry through the Commission for TVET (CTVET).
The chairperson, Mr Sebastian Fred Deh, commended the minster for his hard work and assured him that the council will provide a strategic direction to deliver on its mandate.
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Trial of Charles Bissue to Commence on July 2
The High Court has set July 2, 2025 for the commencement of the trial in the case of Republic v. Charles Bissue.
At a Case Management Conference, the prosecution informed the court that it had filed all disclosures on 28 May 2025.
Two witness statements have also been submitted, one with five exhibits and another with 12 exhibits.
In addition, the prosecution disclosed 63 other documents. Lawyers for the accused requested the original copies of these documents, confirming they had already been provided.
The court outlined a schedule for the prosecution’s witnesses to appear on July 2, 3, 8, 9, 15, 22, and 23.
The case was accordingly adjourned to July 2, for the trial to begin.
