Skip to main content 646 military recruits pass out after six-month infantry training at Shai Hills | GhanaFrontRegional
Emmanuel Tetteh••329 words · 2 min read After six months of grueling drills, new soldiers are warned about the dangers ahead - but what crucial advice did they receive?
646 Ghana Armed Forces recruits completed basic infantry training at Shai Hills.
Summary - read the full story for complete context.
Keywords
Explore related tags
A family argument in Mim has left a young girl dead - but what really happened on that Sunday evening?
14h ago•2 min read
What happened when a student took a dive at the university pool?
1d ago•2 min read
Which does Ghana prefer this Christmas - the freedom of cash or the lasting memory of a gift?
11h ago•2 min read
Why are some Ghanaian schoolgirls missing up to 12 days of class each month - and what did the African Committee just decide?
1d ago•4 min read
Why are local health researchers warning that Ghana's own studies are being ignored in policy decisions?
Health experts and researchers are urging the government to boost funding for Ghana-focused studies and better apply findings to policy.
Which stars shone brightest and which giants stumbled in a dramatic Matchweek 10?
Nine players earned NASCO Man of the Match honors in Ghana Premier League Matchweek 10, with standout performances across the country.
BreakingIs the government's 'systemic problem' defense deflecting blame for passport irregularities?
NPP Communications Director Dennis Miracles Aboagye challenges the government's response to alleged irregular Service Passport issuance, questioning…
Who holds the power to issue service passports, and what does the law really say?
A presidential aide defends the Foreign Affairs Minister amid NPP and Minority calls for blame over alleged irregular service passport issuance.
Seven fashion icons were celebrated at Ghana's first Black Star Fashion Week - but what does this mean for the industry's future?
Ghana's inaugural Black Star Fashion Week honoured seven fashion pioneers at a ceremony in Akosombo.
A new partnership aims to transform Ghana's healthcare technology - but what will it deliver?
ADB Ghana Medicals and Philips are preparing to implement a partnership to bring advanced medical technology to Ghana's health sector.
