A few years ago, the celebration of Valentine’s Day on February 14 was associated with the display of vanity and immorality. The proliferation of media landscape also came along with Valentine promotions that led to great awareness and participation in the celebration by Ghanaians, but gave rise to the flagrant display of sexual promiscuity by the youth on that day. The moral psyche of the nation was deeply affected and the Ghana Tourism Authority and the Ministry of Tourism in 2007 re-branded

The Koforidua Circuit Court Monday granted bail to one of the eight people being tried for their involvement in a number of armed robbery cases which occurred in the New Juaben municipality between 2011 and 2013. Zibo Mahmoud, who was charged with dishonestly receiving, was granted bail in the sum of GHc25,000, with two sureties to be justified. An application for bail for Gideon Boateng and Charles Awuku, both charged with dishonestly receiving stolen items and abetment of crime, was, however turned

Members of a family have vented their spleen on some nurses of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) over the release of the body of their late relative for burial last Sunday. The family wanted the body for burial less than 24 hours after the death, in conformity with their religious dictates, but the nurses said they could not release the body because the death certificate was not ready. That was because the medical doctors who would sign the certificates were on strike as a result of an earlier

The Management of Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) will, from Monday, February 24 to Thursday, February 27, shut down the Kpong Water Treatment Plant, to allow contractors executing the Kpong Intake and Accra Tema Metropolitan Area Rural Rehabilitation and Expansion (ATMA) projects, undertake critical pipeline interconnections under the project due for completion in the next three months. When completed, the project will produce an additional nine million gallons of water per day. “Upon completion,