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Graduates from Zenith University College get no employment opportunities after completing the College resulted from delay in certification. A view of Zenith University College The move of this rejection, is due to the inability of the College to issue them the certified Certificate after graduating the institute. Resulting in the failure of the Graduate to prove the sense of graduated from the claimed institution. On 17 FEB, 2021, Graphic Online reported that, speaking to some student of the college, they said the delay in the release of the certificate had denied them employment opportunities. “From July last year when we completed school, our results haven’t been uploaded to the school’s student online portal nor have our certificate been presented to us. The school is not giving us any tangible explanation other than blaming its affiliate for the delays, and this, I think, is unfair because I have met all the obligations required as a student, and so I do not understand why ...

The House  voted Thursday to pass the Equality Act, a  Democrat-backed bill  meant to ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. The bill passed by a 224-to-206 vote along party lines. Three Republicans joined Democrats to vote in favor of the legislation. "The LGBT community has waited long enough," Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., who is gay and co-sponsored the bill, said ahead of the vote. "The time has come to extend the blessings of liberty and equality to all of Americans regardless of who they are and who they love." The Equality Act updates existing civil right and labor laws to strengthen protections for the LGBTQ community. The protections would apply to a broad array of categories ranging from education to housing to credit and other areas. Video The House approved the same measure in 2019, but it failed to pass the GOP-controlled Senate. Republicans and religious groups have widely opposed the bill, arguing the changes could ...

THE ELECTION PETTITION IN GHANA: REASONS FOR THE PETITION   This study discusses Ghana’s presidential election petition in Africa especially Ghana. Ghana attained its political independence in 6 th march 1957 with a resolution to develop in all sphere of its economy. Most especially, it resolved to assist and be a shining example for other African countries who were struggling to attain independence from colonial rule. As a country, Ghana has experienced five successful military takeovers. The first being the 24 th February 1966 coup to oust the first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. The second and third ones were the 13 th January 1972 coup and the palace coup of July 1978. The country has experience 22years of military rule after its independence, where constitutions were not in existence and the instructions for governance were by military have been a major contributor to Ghana’s developmental challenges.   The country therefore adopted the Fourth Republic Constitut...

  OF ELECTION PETITIONS: DISMANTLING THE PERCEPTION OF VOTE-RIGGING IN THE NATIONAL ELECTIONS. The game we play always consist of winner and loser or can carry equal points after a time frame provided. Our Team intention is to be named or declared as a winner at the end. If not, we will put our defeat on the Referee or on the game officials. The same as the minds of our opponent. The behavior of conceding something without the sweet-juicy considering others’ feelings is rapidly increasing under this current new dress code of democracy. It keeps running rapid it runs which deviated from retired.

  People who wear glasses could be up to three times less likely to be infected by coronavirus, a study from India has suggested. One way the virus can enter the body is by people touching their eyes, nose or mouth after coming into contact with it. However, researchers in India say people who wear glasses rub their eyes less and are therefore at less risk of contracting Covid-19. In a non-peer reviewed study published on the website medRxiv, the researchers studied 304 people (223 male and 81 female) at a hospital in northern India over two weeks last summer. The patients were aged between 10 and 80 and had all reported Covid symptoms. Of those, 19 per cent said they wore glasses most of the time. The researchers found participants touched their face up to 23 times each hour on average and their eyes an average of three times per hour. They found the risk of contracting Covid-19 was two to three times lower among those who wear glasses. “Touching and rubbing of the eyes ...

  EC to Conduct Another Elections For Nkoranza North, South Districts On April 16. The Electoral Commission (EC) will conduct the district level elections for assembly and unit committee members for the Nkoranza North and Nkoranza South districts on Friday, April 16, 2021. This follows the expiration of the term of office of the assembly and unit committee members of both districts. In a press release, the Commission said it had made nomination forms available at the District offices of the affected areas as well as its website. It further directed candidates to deliver the nomination forms to the Returning Officer of the electoral area for which they seek election between Tuesday, March 9, 2021, and Friday, March 12, 2021, between the hours of 9:00 am and 12:00 noon and 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm on each day. Please send us your articles for publication via editor@reportghana.com Latest News In Ghana – Click Here to Read Our Latest News Stories The Electoral Commission (EC) will conduct t...

  WhatsApp To Switch off Messages for Users Who Reject New Privacy Terms Mensah Maxwell WhatsApp has recently detailed what exactly will happen to users who disagree to its privacy changes. Earlier last week, the Facebook-owned messaging app stated it will allow users time to review WhatsApp’s planned privacy updates all “at their own pace”. WhatsApp has said that users will see a banner displayed at the top of the app, which is expected to explain the new privacy terms and changes. WhatsApp claims that it will “slowly ask” users to agree to the new terms “in order to have full functionality of WhatsApp”. However, for those who choose not to comply with the terms by May 15, “these users will be able to receive calls and notifications, but will not be able to read or send messages from the app.” The “short time” span supposedly gives users a few weeks to decide but the account may be deleted since one of WhatsApp’s policies for inactive users gives the company the right to delete th...