Several tonnes of farm produce are locked up in the Sene District in the Brong Ahafo Region as  the poor nature of roads are making the area inaccessible even before this year’s bumper harvest reaches its peak.

The Executive Chairman of the Radford University College in Accra, Nana Dwomo Sarpong, has made a passionate appeal to the government to pay the salaries of lecturers and staff of private universities in the country to enable such institutions to reduce their fees.

The Fast Track Division of the High Court has dismissed an action by two elders of the Apostles Revelation Society that sought  a declaration that the ‘College of Apostles’ had no constitutional mandate or authority to manage the church.

Heads of government departments in the Upper East Region have expressed worry over the government’s delay in releasing their subvention to them.

Voltic Ghana Limited has committed itself to supporting the Accra Psychiatric Hospital as part of its contribution towards the development and improvement of the lives of people in the communities in which it operates.

The Chairman of Energy Bank, Dr Jimoh Ibrahim, has commended 50 university students on internship with the bank for exhibiting high level of discipline and professionalism.

The wife of the Vice-President, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur, has stressed the need for effective collaboration within the educational setup of the country in  order to accelerate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) by 2015.

Fifteen persons, including two women, who successfully went through a pastoral training  have been ordained ministers of the gospel of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG).