Engineers must resist political and commercial pressure, uphold professional standards and put public safety ahead of personal interests, mining executive Ing Joshua Kwame Mortoti has warned, saying unethical decisions could endanger lives, undermine public trust and compromise Ghana’s development.
Engineers must resist political and commercial pressure, uphold professional standards and put public safety ahead of personal interests, mining executive Ing Joshua Kwame Mortoti has warned, saying unethical decisions could endanger lives, undermine public trust and compromise Ghana’s development.
Read the full story on MyJoyOnline
Source: MyJoyOnline
The UEW Co-operative Credit Union is intensifying efforts to improve members' financial security through regular savings,…
The call to save lives in Ghana has reached the Ghanaian community in Nashville, Tennessee, with…
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is targeting the completion of critical power infrastructure upgrade projects…
