[Foroyaa]Two Gambian students in Accra polytechnic in Ghana are said to have made a breakthrough in new technology system that enables one to use mobile phone to switch off a whole power station.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Tamale -The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) Presidential Debate will today, October 30, 2012, immensely charge up the political atmosphere in the Northern Regional capital, Tamale, as presidential candidates, national executives of political parties and members of the Diplomatic Corps continue to arrive in the city, ahead of the debate.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, on Monday briefed the Asanteman Council on the stolen crown jewelry whilst on visit to Oslo, Norway, and called for calm as efforts are being made to get the items back.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -PASTOR AKWASI Agyeman Pambuo of the Church of Christ Anointed Healing Ministry in Kumasi has branded the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government as anti-clergy, and that it has no respect for priesthood.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -A PASTOR of the Assemblies of God Church in Kumasi has condemned the way politicians have of late adopted education as a tool for securing the mandate of the electorate for political power.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The flagbearer of the Convention People's Party, Dr. Abu Sakara, has bemoaned what he describes as injustice in the system.

[AEP]With anticipation heightening ahead of the presidential debate in Tamale today, AEP, has crowdsourced views from a section of the general public on what issues they want the four presidential candidates participating in this evening's event to tackle.

[African Arguments]Mining is probably Ghana's most established industry. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries the as yet unformed country was the world's biggest producer of gold, constituting over one third of global output. The West African nation is still a major producer, and is currently ranked tenth largest in the world, and second in Africa behind South Africa.