As we enter the final lap of the Presidential and Parliamentary Election, Joy FM, your Election Headquarters has unveiled three new exciting programmes designed to inform and educate the electorate on the electoral process and a content analysis of the manifestos of the various political parties.

Some angry youth in Kumasi are planning a peace march to the Ashanti Regional MinisterÂ’s office to protest the conduct of his spokesperson.

The beautiful smiles on the faces of these happy toddlers (pictured above) do not come about because they are in one of the Grade ‘A’ schools as you may think, but because they have found themselves at a place better than they would have otherwise been.

As part of government's effort to create sustainable employment for the youth, about 3,635 have graduated as beneficiaries under the Trade and Vocation module of the Ghana Youth Employment and Entrepreneurial Development Agency (GYEEDA).

Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited (GGBL) has been recognised for its performance in Corporate Social Responsibility at the annual CSR Awards held on 16 November 2012 at the Coconut Groove Regency Hotel in Accra.

A rogue trader who lost £1.4bn in bad deals that nearly brought down Swiss bank UBS has been jailed for seven years for fraud.

City trader Kweku Adoboli, who lost £1.4bn of Swiss bank UBS's money, has been found guilty of one count of fraud and faces five other charges.

Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi says he expects Israel air strikes in Gaza to end later on Tuesday, as Cairo tries to secure a truce.

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa consecrates the first woman bishop in Africa, as the Church of England is due to vote on the issue of female bishops.