Members of the Sabon Zongo Youth Movement last Sunday organised a peace walk ahead of the Supreme Court verdict on the 2012 Presidential election petition in Accra.

The Executive Director of the Africa Peacebuilding Club, Mr Salam Ramani, has urged Ghanaians to rally behind the political leaders and accept the Supreme Court’s verdict.

Christ  Apostolic Church International (CACI) has launched a scholarship scheme that will sponsor brilliant, needy students in the church at the senior high school (SHS) and tertiary levels of education.

The Accra District and Juvenile Court on Saturday ordered three companies to pay a total of GH¢127,684.26 to the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) for failing to pay the Social Security contributions of their employees.

The Administrator of Stool Lands, Mrs Christine Esi Bobobee, has cautioned landowners and chiefs against rampant disposal of lands without proper documentation.

Government has intensified its effort to sensitise Ghanaians to preventive measures to mitigate the occurrence of disasters in the communities, the Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Alfred Sugri Tia, has said.

Palestinian negotiators have called off a planned round of peace talks today after Israeli soldiers killed three protesters during clashes following an arrest raid in the West Bank, officials said.

Teenage drivers who listen to rock or rap music are more likely to drive badly or be involved in a crash, a study found.

Ghanaians have been reminded that the laws of the land enshrined in the Constitution reign supreme above every citizen and inhabitant.

Health care services at the Diabetic Centre of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital have not been obstructed by the fire that burnt part of the facility in the early hours of Monday.

A Sekondi High Court has remanded a lawyer, Kweku Sam Amoah for stealing GHȼ154,800 belonging to his deceased client and unnecessarily delaying the case before the court.

The highest court in the country on August 29, 2013 shall pronounce the 2012 Election petition judgment. My citizens and non-citizens are scared and think our motherland (Ghana) will encounter warfare when the verdict unchain on Thursday.

Promzy, the “crazy” member of the VIP music trio has said that he does not give a damn about how people describe him. “I’m often seen as a rowdy person but that is me. When you say something or do something I’m not comfortable with, I tell you my mind straight away even if it would end up in a fight.

The rift that developed between dancehall acts Shatta Wale and Kaakie after the last Vodafone Ghana Music Awards seems to have disappeared.

A good ‘measure’ of two Ghanaian music hitmakers, great ‘dollops’ of four hilarious Nigerian comedians, a ‘hint’ of one British comedian and a ‘dash’ of back up dancers and singers were just the right ingredients for a very hearty meal.

Singer Evans Owusu, known more as Sorgor, has brought a distinctive vocal quality to songs on his debut eight-track Osee Ghana album which has just been completed.

Some years ago names like KK Kabobo, Ofori Amponsah, Lord Kenya, Nana King and Azigiza were the men who made things happen musically but today these men are born-again. The question I, and  I believe many Ghanaians want to ask is how these great musicians are getting on especially in their new but old careers.

John Dada Adedayo, the producer of a new film titled Boko Haram, who was put before court for not passing his movie through the Ghana Cinematograph Exhibition Board of Control before it was released on the market, has finally been set free at the instance of the very Board that caused his arrest.

A retired educationist, Mr Robet A. Ajene, has called on the government to increase its investment in education to make the teaching profession attractive to the youth.

The Chief and people of Ga Odumase, near Amasaman, on Saturday celebrated their annual Homowo Festival with an appeal to all supporters of the two political parties contesting the 2012 electin petition- the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and New Patriotic Party (NPP) — to accept the Supreme Court’s verdict in the election petition case to enable peace to prevail in the country.