Nursing and Midwifery students across the country are writing their licensing examination online.

African Americans are being encouraged to visit Ghana to mark 400 years since the beginning of the transatlantic slave trade. In the capital, Accra, one returnee chef is awaiting U.S. visitors to give them a taste of home in the homeland.

Ho -Fred Dela Adzisam, 56, who allegedly defrauded six people in Ho of GH¢11,900, under the pretext of facilitating their enlistment into the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), has been arrested.

The United Progressive Party (UPP) will legalise marijuana in the country and use proceeds from its cultivation to boost economic growth and development.

The Coalition of Election Observers (CODEO) has raised concerns over the proposal by the Electoral Commission (EC) to cut down voting hours.

The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has applauded the Helping Africa Foundation for building more ultra-modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratories to complement efforts of promoting free quality education for all Ghanaian children.

Ziope -THE Agotime-Ziope District Assembly will continue to commit massive resources towards the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) as part of its priority efforts to boost the local economy, the DCE, Mr D. D. Dzorkpe, has assured.

Scores of South Africans from all walks of life on Saturday joined foreigners to march against xenophobia.

Tamale -A man has been found dead in a stream at Kobilmahigu, a suburb of the Tamale metropolis, in the Northern Region, yesterday.

Ho -THE Ho Technical University (HTU) has been granted accreditation to run a four-year straight Bachelor of Technology degree in Hospitality Management.

About 338 suspected criminals, including 65 females, were yesterday dawn arrested in a police cum military operation in the Accra metropolis.

The President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, Ghana (IET), Eric Atta-Sonno, has cautioned engineers to guard against colluding with political office holders to do shoddy works and contracts.

The founding President of IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe has asked the president to intensify his fight against corruption by sanctioning his appointees tarnishing his image with alleged corrupt practices.

Winneba -A writ has been filed at the High Court in Winneba, the Central Region, against the University of Education Winneba (UEW), the Vice Chancellor, Reverend Father Professor Anthony Afful-Broni, the Registrar and the Finance Officer, all of the UEW.

Over the past week, the education front has seen some level of unease with the placement of Junior High School graduates in their choice of Senior High Schools (SHS).

The usual pockets of fights and exchanges between passengers and commercial driver's assistants commonly referred to as 'mates' that often characterise increment in transport fares seems to have died down this year.

About 500 residents of La and its neighbouring communities in the La Dadekotopon Municipal Assembly (LaDMa) on Saturday benefitted from a free health screening exercise to enhance equality and healthy life among them.

Obuasi -AshantiGold posted a narrow 3-2 victory over their Moroccan counterparts, RS Berkane, in the first leg encounter of the CAF Confederations Cup competition at the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium, on Saturday.

An Introductory Coaching Course organized by the National Sports College (NSC), Winneba ended on Saturday with over 100 participants graduating.

The Ghana Tennis Federation (GTF) has set Saturday, October 19 for its elective congress.