The “Art of Narrative Management Training Programme” ,  organised by Quality life of South Africa, MacTay of Nigeria and Learning Organisation, has ended in Accra.

Work will soon resume on some road projects which have been partially completed in Bolgatanga since 2011.

(Reuters) - Former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden broke his silence on Monday for the first time since fleeing to Moscow to say he remains free to make new disclosures about U.S. spying activity.

The Central Regional Minister, Mr Samuel Sarpong, has urged the chiefs and people of Winneba to work hard to resolve the chieftaincy disputes affecting the celebration of the Aboakyer Festival.

The President of the Anglican Young People's Association (AYPA) of the Anglican Diocese of Accra, Mr Ellis Okai, has cautioned the youth to shun practices that can have a negative impact on the nation.

There is hope that the recapitalisation of the Volta Star Textiles Company at Juapong in the Volta Region can make it viable once more to enable it to offer employment to the teeming unemployed youth in the region.

The Energy Commission (EC), in collaboration with the Ghana Electrical Contractors Association, has organised a seminar on the new guidelines on electrical wiring and certification of electrical contractors and electricians in the Brong Ahafo Region  in  Sunyani,  the regional capital.

Exactly a week after drivers at Ashaiman, near Tema rioted due to the bad nature of roads in the area, commercial drivers at Asamankese in the Eastern Region also embarked on a demonstration yesterday in protest against the bad roads in the town.

Anansefest, a film festival that seeks to create a platform for students in second cycle institutions to develop film-making skills, has been launched in Accra.

Strides in the Jubilee Fields by Tullow Oil in Ghana was pushed up by six per cent due to sales of oil and gas exports from Scotland to Africa between 2011 and 2012 and raised the value of the country’s international trade sales to £1,195 million.

In rebutting the verbal attacks launched on Justice Atuguba and the Supreme Court by detractors criticizing them for infringing on freedom of expression, I have said that their vitriol is misplaced.

My attention has been drawn to comments to the effect that the "Chief Justice cannot intervene in the trial by instructing the panel of judges to do or not to do something."

President John Dramani Mahama has tasked the Attorney General and Minister of Justice to set up a committee to start prosecuting people cited in the Public Accounts Committee Report of misappropriating state funds.

The Sector East Commander of United Nations Mission in Cote d’Ivoire, Brigadier General Mohammad Yousaf has commended Ghana’s continuous contribution of troops for peace keeping since 1960.

The Minister of Finance, Mr Seth Terkper, last Friday laid a number of bills to amend some existing tax laws and introduce new ones.

Pupils in seven basic schools across the country have benefited from career counselling and ICT training sessions through the MTN Cloud Services project.

President John Dramani Mahama has hinted that the government will occasionally open the Flagstaff House to limited groups of students on excursion.

A new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO), has revealed that physical or sexual violence is a public health problem that affects more than one-third of all women globally.

Today, July 1, marks the 43rd anniversary of Ghana becoming a Republic, severing the last vestiges of our colonial past by replacing the Queen of England with our own elected President as the Head of State of the sovereign nation.

In the Holy Book, Solomon uses parables and wise maxims to help mankind to understand and deal with the problems of life. In Proverbs Chapter 13 Verse 24 he advises that “He that spareth the rod hateth his son, but he that loveth him chasteneth him betimes.”