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LOCKED DOWN UPDATE DAY 1

- March 31, 2020

The two-week partial lockdown of Accra, Tema, Kumasi and Kasoa is in force as Ghana begins its most drastic measure to fight the novel coronavirus pandemic. Ghana joins South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Mali, among others, in Africa to have announced some restrictions of movement to curb the spread of the virus which has killed over 30,000 people across the globe. Ghana’s coronavirus case count has risen from 137 to 152 in the period between the March 27 announcement of the partial lockdown and its commencement today, Monday, March 30, 2020. One person has also died in the period raising Ghana’s death count to five. Whilst some roads have been devoid of activity, others have seen some police presence to enforce the lockdown. During the two-week partial lockdown, citizens in affected areas are advised to only leave their homes in search of essential items or activities. Among these essentials listed by President Nana Akufo-Addo were food, medicine and water. In ...

Online lectures KNUST Administration Announces

- March 24, 2020

The Administration announce it on Knustlive Twitter page that: Teaching staff may continue to work from home and interact with their students online • Teaching staff will make available lectures materials to the students Ensure that there are regular and timely assignments to students

Cape Coast Hit over Covid-19 isolation Centres for More protests

- April 12, 2020

Cape Coast, the Central regional capital after recording its first case of COVID-19 last Thursday continues to be in the news for the wrong reasons. It has witnessed a number of protests in the last few days as residents kick against the use of schools in the area as isolation centres in the wake of the deadly coronavirus. When the first case of coronavirus was announced, many residents became apprehensive as the news dawned on them. Ahead of the announcement by the Regional Minister, Mr Kwamena Duncan, was the tracing of 13 other contacts who were said to have been exposed to the virus by the said patient. According to the residents, Mr Duncan who happened to be the head of the regional security council directed the use of dormitories of some second cycle schools as centres for the isolation of suspected COVID-19 cases. But plans to use the St Augustines College and the Efutu Senior High Technical School have faced resistance. Teachers of the schools and residents of Efutu vehemen...