Manchester City manager Roberto mancini has been rewarded for delivering the club's most successful season in four decades with a new five-year contract, it has been announced.

Shinji Kagawa arrives at Manchester United with a big reputation, and a pornstar girlfriend.

The Media Foundation for West Africa has launched its first quarter report on monitoring political campaign language on radio.

The ruling government is convinced the achievements chalked by President John Mills in three years far outweigh that of ex-president John Kufuor in eight years.

Government is accusing former chief of staff Kwadwo Mpiani of causing another judgment debt of 1.3 million dollars for wrongfully terminating the contract of two Spanish companies.

Residents of Akuse are accusing government for failing them. They say successive governments have failed to hear their cry to place Akuse in the Greater Accra region.

Flagbearer for the Progressive People's Party Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom has expressed disappoint in President Mills over his (President Mills')decision to retain "the essential wrong embedded in the 1992 Constitution".

The Alliance For Accountable Governance (AFAG) has announced its intention to organise “selected regional actions to press forward the desires of Ghanaians to see to the immediate halt” of payment of controversial judgement debts.

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, NPP Vice-Presidential Candidate for the 2012 general elections has bemoaned the fact that after 55 years of independence, Ghana is still struggling with the provision of basic services like water and sanitation and power to its citizens.

Ghanaian musician Lucky Mensah has warned the opposition New Patriotic Party to stop using his song ‘Nkratuo’ for campaign purposes.

The crucifixion of former Attorney-General Mrs. Betty-Mould Iddrisu for her role in reaching certain negotiated agreements, herein referred to as judgment debt, in respect of claims made against the state is most unfair, lawyers for Mrs. Iddrisu have said.

The Electoral Commission has dismissed media reports suggesting it has rejected proposed colours of the breakaway National Democratic Party (NDP).

Members of Parliament are likely to reject the scrapping of Article 117, which gives Parliamentarians some level of immunity from arrest.

The Galloper saga has taken a new twist with members of the NDC now demanding the prosecution of NPP presidential candidate Nana Akufo Addo for causing financial loss in his alleged mishandling of the matter as Attorney General.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has rejected the black, red, white and green colours presented for registration by the yet to be certified National Democratic Party (NDP), saying it violates the Political Parties Act 574.

The committee working on the merger between the Convention PeopleÂ’s Party and the PeopleÂ’s National Convention is forging ahead with the alliance for the December 2012 elections despite recent challenges.

Samuel Abu-Jinapor, a spokesperson for the New Patriotic Party flag bearer Nana Akufo Addo has described the $1.5 billion claims by African Automobile Limited for 'rotten' 87 Galloper vehicles as “another Woyome in the making”.

Increasing the number of beneficiary households and the amount of money given under the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme does not mean the governmentÂ’s Better Ghana agenda has not achieved great things, Employment Minister Moses Asaga has said.

Mr. Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah, Deputy Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, says the government is optimistic about the benefits of the decision to have Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) elected.

A former Chairman of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti Region has predicted that the newly formed National Democratic Party will not survive, especially in the Ashanti region.