Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing, E T Mensah has been meeting with agitated staff of the Ghana Urban Water Limited, over ongoing reforms.

The NHIS is a national institution in which all residents of Ghana have a stake. It does not belong to any political party and should not be abused for political ends. The incessant attacks on the NHIS and its Chief Executive are deplorable, morale-sapping, and undermining public confidence in the scheme.

A former Education Minister Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah has advised parents to be prepared to pay the appropriate fees to give their children quality education, instead of embracing an inferior free education policy.

Police in the Eastern Region have picked up the parents of a one-and-half-year old girl who died in a manhole yesterday at Koforidua.

Microfinance institutions should be more committed to establishing networks in rural communities to holistically develop the national economy, says Sampson Ahmed, Chief Executive Officer of Mighty Microfinance Company.

Shell Ghana Limited has launched an ultra-modern Depot Facility at the Golden Star Resources-Bogosu Mine.

The Microfinance and Small Loan Centre (MASLOC) is implementing a comprehensive Enterprise Data Management (DMS) to enable a seamless integration of the organizationÂ’s data and record management processes.

The Ghana Football Association has assured that Black Stars Coach Kwasi Appiah will name a squad with players who are 100 percent fit for the Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa next January.

The first in the series of Glo Golf Tour 2012 came to a thrilling end at the Ibori Golf and Country Club last weekend with Ghanaian Vincent Torgah emerging the winner of the competition.

The chairman of the Black Starlets Management Committee Fred Crentsil says the team is focused on booking a place at next yearÂ’s CAN 2013 championship.

The Director of Policy Monitoring and Evaluation at the Presidency Dr Tony Aidoo says the head pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) Pastor Mensa Otabil has no integrity and must begin to tell the truth.

A Deputy Finance Minister, Fifi Kwetey, is accusing the General Overseer of the International Central Gospel Church, Pastor Mensa Otabil of plotting the defeat of the governing NDC at December polls.

The campaign team of President John Mahama says the president cannot be held responsible for actions of supporters or individuals who have sympathies to the ruling party.

Education Watch, an affiliate of the governing NDC, has refused to back down on its quest to use the voice of Pastor Mensa Otabil to project a certain course in the run-up to the December elections.

The John Mahama 2012 Campaign has noted the issues raised in a statement to the media by Dr. Mensah Otabil, the General Overseer of the International Central Gospel Church earlier today.

The Director of Policy Monitoring and Evaluation at the presidency, Dr. Tony Aidoo has descended heavily on critics who are condemning President John Mahama for playing what they called sectarian politics ahead of the December polls.

Some occupants of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) flats at Tema community ‘5’ have expressed their fear of a future collapse of the buildings due to the deteriorating nature at present.

A gang of robbers, wielding AK 47 rifles and other deadly weapons, on Monday morning attacked a Metro Mass Transit bus and three other vehicles on the Sefwi-Asawinso-Bibiani road, beating and robbing travellers of their valuables.

The management of Melcom Ghana Limited has given the assurance that the company would provide compensation packages to the families of persons who died following the collapse of the Achimota Melcom Shopping Complex.

Tragedy struck a family at Krapa in the Ejisu Municipality at the weekend when the room in which a two-year-old boy was sleeping caught fire and burnt him to death.