One of the country’s finest radio presenters, Nathaniel Kwabena Adisi aka Bola Ray, made history when he won the Radio Programme of the year at this year’s Radio and Television Personality Awards which came off at the Dome of the … Continue reading →

The National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) has announced new farm gate minimum guaranteed prices for maize, paddy rice and soybeans for the 2012 and 2013 crop seasons. The prices were determined and approved by NAFCO in collaboration with the … Continue reading →

The energy sector is underdeveloped because of the absence of off-take agreements that investors rely on heavily before making commitments. According to Dr. Samuel Ofori Onwona, Group Head at the Business Development Unit of JOSPONG Group of Companies, since there … Continue reading →

Isaac Osei Bonsu, a university graduate, has emerged the ultimate winner of the Tigo ‘Super Play Promotion taking home GH¢100,000 cash. Four subscribers took home GH¢1,000 each while four others also received Blackberry Curve phones. The text and win promotion, … Continue reading →

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ghana’s leading mobile handset company, TECNO GHANA Maxwell Techie has been awarded the topmost prize at the 3rd National Customer Service Awards. Held recently at the British Council by the Organization For Customer Service … Continue reading →

Information DAILY GUIDE has gathered indicates that hundreds of rampaging youth of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Bibiani-Ahnwiaso-Bekwai constituency of the Western Region virtually took over the area on Monday, in a massive demonstration to protest against … Continue reading →

An unemployed man, who succeeded in taking an amount of GH¢12,000 and electrical gadgets from unsuspecting victims who want to be recruited into the Police Service, under the guise of recruiting them into the service, has been arraigned before an … Continue reading →

Muslim Clerics and Imams from Kubilmahagu in the Tamale South Constituency of the Northern Region have vowed to withdraw their support for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) stating that the party is not worth dying for.  They say they have … Continue reading →

One person was confirmed dead in an early morning accident on the Graphic Road yesterday when a 207 Benz bus skidded off the flyover under construction and fell under the bridge. Seventeen other persons including the driver and his mate … Continue reading →

The Chinese in Ghana might not be the mythical oriental fire-breathing creature in horror movies or fiction but the troubles they have generated are beginning to cause a diplomatic tension. One of them lost his life in a recent security … Continue reading →

The Supreme Court has fixed Friday, October 19 to give its judgment in the case by a businessman, Ransford France, challenging the legality of CI 78, a new law which created the new 45 constituencies. The plaintiff filed a suit … Continue reading →

Traders at the Mallam Market in Accra were yesterday morning thrown into a state of mourning when fire gutted the market, destroying property worth several thousands of Ghana cedis. The fire outbreak, which started around 5:30am, destroyed almost all the … Continue reading →

Nana Akufo Addo has saluted former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings over her emergence as the flag-bearer of the newly outdoored National Democratic Party (NDP). In a statement, he said, “on behalf of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), I congratulate … Continue reading →

The officially elected parliamentary candidate for Okaikoi North on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Andrews Okaikoi, has being stripped of his candidature. Tension within NDC supporters in the constituency is reaching boiling point as some followers and … Continue reading →

The founder of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), former President Jerry John Rawlings, has said he is hardly perturbed by calls for his expulsion from the party. According to him, the NDC officials calling for his head were clearly … Continue reading →