Kofi Annan Appeals To Doctors To End Strike
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, has called for an immediate end to the ongoing strike by members of the Ghana Medical Association. Kofi Annan is asking all parties who have roles to play in finding a solution to the … Continue reading →
France Approves Gay Marriage Law
France has become the 14th country to approve a law allowing gay marriage. The bill, which also legalises adoption by same-sex couples, was passed by 321 votes to 225 in the French parliament. The decision follows a divisive public debate … Continue reading →
Boy, 16, Overjoyed As He Gets Robotic Hand
A teenage boy who lost an arm and a leg as a baby has become the first person in the UK to be fitted with a prosthetic hand that is so advanced it can be controlled via a smartphone app. … Continue reading →
Justice Kpegah fails to turn up in court
Former Supreme Court judge, Justice Francis Kpegah, today failed to show up at an Accra Fast Track High Court hearing his writ against NPP 2012 presidential candidate. The former Supreme Court judge claims Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is holding himself … Continue reading →
Man shoots himself in the face with a harpoon… and SURVIVES
A Brizilian fisherman is counting his lucky stars today after he accidentally shot himself in the face with a harpoon – and survived. Bruno Barcellos de Souza Coutinho, 34, was cleaning the gun on Sunday when it went off in … Continue reading →
Men Should See Women As Partners In Progress – Nana Konadu
Former First Lady and President of 31st December Women’s Movement, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings says if women are not encouraged to take up responsibilities, the country’s development will be stunted. Nana Konadu said such encouragement could be achieved if both sexes see each … Continue reading →
A Leader is a Builder! Why Leaders Build Houses
Our nation will be a blessed nation if our leaders are builders and we will be blessed if they build houses. 1.   Leaders make it a priority to build houses because they discern the season for building.  Very few people … Continue reading →
Immigration Returns Fire
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has reacted to a statement issued by Mass Action Committee (MAC) that impugned the integrity of the Service. It described the statement as an unwarranted and recycled attack. The service also responded to an earlier … Continue reading →
Nurse Students In Limbo
The fate of over 70 referred students of the Health Assistants Nursing Training School at Asankragwa in the Western Region hang in the balance as the Principal of the school has allegedly refused to register them to write the upcoming … Continue reading →
Mahama’s Woes Of 100 Days, All Eyes On Court
It is difficult to look at John Mahama’s 100 days in isolation. He was Vice President from January 2009 and ‘caretaker’ President from July 2012 so for them to blame his woeful performance on the disruption of the presidential petition … Continue reading →
Teacher Arrested For Murder
Jatuat Kperika, a 28-year-old teacher of Nakpanduri Senior High School, has been arrested by the police in connection with the death of a local musician in the area. The second accused person was implicated by the first suspect as being … Continue reading →
Chinese Robber In Court
THE TRIAL of  42-year old Chen Shicai, a Chinese national, who allegedly went on car snatching spree at knife point around the Ashaiman area and later identified as the alleged killer of another Chinese national at Hotel Koreana at Tema … Continue reading →
Doctors Turn Away Patients
Patients with emergency cases were yesterday turned away by doctors of the various government health facilities, following the escalation of the strike action by the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) to demand better remuneration for members. The patients, some of whom … Continue reading →
Court Sets Aside Judgment
AN ACCRA High Court presided over by Justice Elizabeth Ankomah has set aside its own orders on the payment of $28,595,600.00 to Sweater and Socks Factory. The court observed that it erred by giving a ruling accepting estimates totalling $28,595,600 … Continue reading →
Driver Jailed For Invoking Curses On Cop
A KUMASI Circuit Court presided over by D. P.W. Armediour has sentenced a 30-year-old driver to one month’s imprisonment in hard labour for attempting to invoke a curse on a police officer. He was also ordered to pay a fine … Continue reading →
Chinese Robber In Court
THE TRIAL of  42-year old Chen Shicai, a Chinese national, who allegedly went on car snatching spree at knife point around the Ashaiman area and later identified as the alleged killer of another Chinese national at Hotel Koreana at Tema … Continue reading →
Mahama Fights Bawumia; Blow For Blow
Tony Lithur, lead counsel for President John Dramani Mahama, yesterday tried to discredit star witness Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in the presidential election petition, but the economist remained resolute in his answers. In the course of the second day of heated … Continue reading →
Banned Slimming Drug Kills Medical Student
She was a healthy medical student whose parents, brother and sister were all doctors. But – obsessed with her weight – Sarah Houston, 23, was secretly taking a banned and dangerous slimming pill. And just when she told her psychiatrist … Continue reading →
Presidency Angry With Central Regional Minister
XYZ News can report that the Chief of Staff, Mr Prosper Bani has summoned to the Flagstaff House, Deputy Central Regional Minister Queenstar Pokua Sawyerr, for launching an ascorbic media attack on Minister for the Interior, Mr Kwesi Ahwoi. XYZ … Continue reading →
Bomb suspect: My brother ‘wanted to defend Islam’
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators his older brother Tamerlan was the driving force behind last week’s attack and that no international terrorist groups were behind them, a U.S. government source said Monday. Preliminary interviews with Tsarnaev … Continue reading →
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