The acting Director-General of the Meteorological Services Agency, Group Captain Stephen Komla (retd), yesterday said the agency was not party to any agreement with Africa Automobile Limited (AAL) leading to the supply and servicing of three vehicles for the agency.

At least 60 people have been killed in Central African Republic in fighting between former rebels and forces loyal to the president they ousted in March, officials say.

Russia has asked Syria to put its chemical weapons stockpiles under international control and then have them destroyed, in an attempt to avoid US military strikes.

A Dutch teenager has invented a device that he claims could clean up some 20 billion tonnes of plastic waste from the world's oceans.

His too often flippant outbursts have marked him among the frivolous lot posing as Ghana’s political firebrands and at whose mention and touting the nation cringes.

At a seminar organised for some selected arts writers in Ghana at the University of Ghana campus not too long ago, a music lecturer educated myself and my colleagues on the foundations of Azonto.

Six Ghanaian artistes have been nominated in five categories, including Most Gifted Hip Hop Video and Most Gifted Africa West for the 10th annual Channel O Africa Music Awards, revealing an open field in the race to claim Africa’s most prestigious music awards.

“You feel like you’ve taken good biscuits and ice cream after listening to my style because it is always so crisp and sweet.”

As the time gets closer for her ‘Be My Guest Executive Concert’ scheduled for September 21 at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, gospel singer, Herty Borngreat has been finding ways to carry the audience along with her at the show.

It was a tense affair though the clapping, shouting and dancing by the noisy studio audience lightened the anxiety of the contestants as they battled to stave off eviction on the MTN Hit-Maker II contest on television last night.

The Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL) last Friday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with MoneyGram money transfer to distribute 20 thousand free copies of the Junior Graphic newspaper to children in deprived areas.

The lives of 734 schoolchildren in the SDA/AMA Basic School and JSS located at Nii Boi Town in Accra, are threatened as their school building, which is the only public school in the Okaikoi North Constituency, is on the verge of collapse.

Deputy President William Ruto flew out of the country Monday morning to attend his trial at The Hague.

Backed by the 1992 Constitution, legal authorities, evidence adduced and his favourite childhood poem, “A Supreme Court Judge”, Mr Justice Victor M. Dotse, has explained why he upheld two of the six claims of electoral irregularities complained of by the petitioners in the just ended presidential election petition.

Two suspected human traffickers were Sunday evening arrested in what police say was an aborted bid to steal a child from the city centre in Nairobi.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has told a US broadcaster there is "no evidence" that his government has used chemical weapons.

“It is so easy to get into trouble, but it takes much courage to get back up and make something useful that you will be proud of,” these are the words of a man who has been sentenced to life  at the Nsawam Prison in Accra.

Every day the possibility of the US and France leading military action against Syria edges closer. If it happens, it will mark another twist in a long and complex relationship.

The Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) has threatened to embark on a nationwide strike beginning today, September 9, 2013 to demand payment of arrears under the Single Spine Salary Structure (SSSS).

The Amasaman District Court has remanded in custody six alleged land guards for harassment of landowners at Landline Estates at Oshuiman in the Ga West District.