Mobile Technology for Community Health (MoTeCH) from Ghana has been nominated by an international jury of ICT experts to enter the next round of the 2013 World Summit Award (WSA) in e-Health & Environment.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry has put together a technical committee to draft a national Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy for the country.

Harey Adjoa Yeboa Asuama, better known as Ohemaa Woyeje, is the new host of the Yese Yesee  human-interest  programme on Multi TV.

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA), Prof. Joshua Alabi, and the Chief Executive Officer of Stratcom Africa, Ms Esther Cobbah, were on Friday night crowned the 2012 Marketing Man and Woman of the Year respectively.

Every man is susceptible to prostate gland enlargement in his lifetime, the Chief Executive Officer of Medi-Moses Prostate Centre, Dr De-Gaulle Moses Dogbatsey, has said.

By Dr Kwaku Y. Kese I am referring to a day-old child who was abandoned by the mother and was picked by someone who nursed him for about seven years.

Chieftaincy disputes are destructive. In many communities , disputes have torn families apart; resulted in loss of lives, properties: and stalled development.

Two people died on the spot when a refuse truck crashed into a Nissan Terrano vehicle at the Reiss Junction on the Madina-Adenta road in Accra yesterday.

President John Dramani Mahama has nominated five more people for the positions of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs).

As part of the company’s commitment to project the Ghanaian cultural heritage, Silverbird Cinemas in collaboration with eTV Ghana will from today, September 16 to September 22, serve customers with a variety of both old and new classic Ghanaian movies.

PHD Ghana, a marketing communication agency, has initiated a new series which brings social media onto television.

The Northern Youth For Peace Development (NYUPED), a non-governmental civil society advocacy group working for the human capital and infrastructural development of the three regions of northern Ghana, will reward 12 personalities who have helped to improve the lot of the people.

The police in Kumasi have embarked on a special operation to arrest and prosecute motorists who abuse trade number plates.

The people of the Agotime Traditional Area in the Volta Region have celebrated their annual Kente festival (Agbamevorza) with a call on stakeholders to repackage the kente industry and venture into the international market.

Residents of Mamprugu-Moaduri District in the Northern Region have made a passionate appeal to the government to  speed up work to connect the area to the national  grid.

The Women’s Manifesto Coalition (WMC) has called on the government and gender rights organisations to take stock of what it described as “the unfulfilled agenda of promoting women’s rights.”

A spiritual scientist, Professor  Togbui Amuzu, has urged President John Dramani Mahama to concentrate on the business of alleviating hunger and poverty in the country and not to be distracted by post-election petition commentaries.

Three officers of the Landfill Division of Zoomlion Ghana Limited have been certified by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) as Managers of Landfill Operations (MOLO) after successfully undertaking a course and comprehensive written examination organised by SWANA in Toronto, Canada.

The Gomoa East Director of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Mr Sulemana Bayensi, has advised Ghanaians on the need to appreciate the essence of building and sustaining peace, stability, national unity and cohesion following the Supreme Court judgement on the election petition.

The National Church Choirs’ Union (NCCU) of the Global Evangelical Church has ended its national triennial rally with a call on Ghanaians to put the past behind them.