On this day 11 June 2017 (Exactly 3 years ago today) Asamoah Gyan scored his 50th international goal as Ghana thumped Ethiopia 5-0 in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualification Group F match at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

Ahafo Region became the final region to record a case of coronavirus in Ghana after a 38-year-old man was confirmed positive.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Authority, Dr.

The Reformed Patriotic Democrats (RPD), a political party founded in 2004 and certified in 2008, has tasked the Electoral Commission (EC) to stay focused in executing its mandate of holding credible elections despite the threats of mayhem.

A Sergeant in the Ghana Police Service, Tabon Takaazine, has been killed by a truck.

Parliament has approved government’s request to waive taxes for some four local firms under the ‘One District One Factory’ (1D1F) flagship programme to promote industrialization, boost investments and create jobs.

The Oguaa Traditional Council has cancelled this year's Oguaa Fetu Afahye celebrations amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.

Ghanaians in the United Kingdom (UK) who are willing and able to cover the cost of their travel and mandatory quarantine back home will have to pay between GH¢500 and GH¢600 every day.

More rains are expected to hit the capital city of Accra in June and July this year according to the Municipal Director of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) at Korley Klottey, MyNewsGh.

The Chamber of Pharmacy, Ghana and the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Ghana, have expressed qualms about the difficulties associated with import clearance at Ghana's ports in recent times.

Former Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association Ibrahim Saanie Daara, says he ready to take all entitlements due him as an employee of the Ghana FA since his appointment has not been terminated.

Former Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association Ibrahim Saanie Daara, says he ready to take all entitlements due him as an employee of the Ghana FA since his appointment has not been terminated.

Well shut-ins typically last a few days or weeks at most, but oil companies have adopted stringent virus precautions for refinery and offshore staff, including frequent health checks, travel restrictions, onsite protective gear, and longer work stints with pre-departure quarantines.

“We’ll not accept the results of a flawed register.

The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Suaman in the Western North Region, Christian Baah, is in trouble for allegedly superintending over illegal mining activities popularly known as galamsey in the area.

The persistent cutting down of shea trees for charcoal is putting the livelihoods of many in peril, especially women who make up the bulk of the labour force in the northern regions, the National Coordinator for Shea Network Ghana, Iddi Zakaria, has noted.

The persistent rumours of Thomas Partey leaving Atletico Madrid for Arsenal this summer have gained traction during European football’s suspension and gathered more momentum in the last fortnight.

The persistent rumours of Thomas Partey leaving Atletico Madrid for Arsenal this summer have gained traction during European football’s suspension and gathered more momentum in the last fortnight.

The Supreme Court has adjourned the highly anticipated case between the Electoral Commission and the National Democratic Congress to June 23 for judgment.

Son of the renowned preacher, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams has been in the news lately for throwing tantrums and engaging in indecent exposure.