Former Interior Minister, Nana ObriYeboah has described as unfortunate claims by the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) that it has no relief items to support flood victims.

Alarming environmental changes and disasters, unprecedented and unheard of before, occur at a greater rate. Climate change with ensuing water shortage, desertification, soil and vegetation degradation lead not only to depletion of natural resources, but also threaten the social and economic development of the entire world.

Today is world environment day. This year, environmentalists are keeping their campaigns against excess food production that ends up wasted.

The Chairperson of Public Services Commission (PSC), Mrs Bridget Kritsriku, has said the commission is developing a reliable system that would ensure the elimination of ghost names on government payroll.

Elders and the Council of Chiefs in the Agona Swedru town of the Central region have imposed a ban on what they describe as expensive funerals.

The Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has said expansion of its entire terminal building -- Terminal one and two -- will cost an estimated US$206 million.

The Volta River Authority (VRA) has called for an increase in tariffs to prevent the collapse of the authority.

These days, airport lounges and spas are offering everything from seaweed facials and oxygen sessions to hot stone massages and milk baths

Personnel of the Fire Service say Tuesday nightÂ’s fire outbreak at Makola number 2 market could have been devastating but for their timely intervention.

Samsung nabs a victory in Washington with a legal ruling that threatens to ban several older Apple devices from sale in the U.S.

iPhone 5 owners can now get broken display screens replaced while they wait at Apple retail stores, in what could be the first step in a move to make repairs quicker and cheaper.

The International Finance corporation, IFC, is now set to issue a 10-year bond to raise 2 billion cedis to support local business.

The 2013 Economic Report on Africa (ERA) has urged African countries to implement policies that will make their modest economic successes reflect in the pockets of ordinary people.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be replaced as Iran's president in the country's presidential elections late this month.

The Queen and Prince Philip join 2,000 guests for a service at Westminster Abbey to mark 60 years since her Coronation.

There is no doubt Syria's government has used sarin during the country's crisis, says France's foreign minister, without specifying where or when.

The analogous but antonymic headline above was captured on the homepage of www.ghanaweb.com and other reputable Ghana news websites such as www.modernghana.com. I took a second look at the headline then I realized that the reporter’s headline wasn’t what I thought it was; it rather read “Reject petitioners claim – Afari Gyan Tells Court”.

In concluding his so-called Evidence-In-Chief, Dr. Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, Ghana's Electoral Commissioner, was reported to have passionately appealed to the Atuguba-presided Supreme Court to roundly reject the reliefs sought by Messrs. Akufo-Addo, Bawumia and Obetsebi-Lamptey.

We better pay the price - now - to ensure the peace and stability of our nation than to regret later!

In 1992, Ghana adopted the Fourth Republican Constitution based on the Executive Presidency system. The Constitution vests absolute power in the President under Article 57, which states: