Your Excellency, Ministers of State, Members of the Diplomatic Corps, MPs, Nii Mei, Naa Mei, Board Members, distinguished guests, Team Graphic, I welcome you to the launch of the redesigned Daily Graphic, the nationÂ’s leading newspaper.

A 25 year old man reported himself to the police after killing one man and injuring another in a shooting at the A Visit Myjoyonline.com for latest news, breaking news, audio and feature stories in Ghana The World Bank has conducted training program in soap making for selected women through its skills development fund in Cape Coast in the Central Region.

The WorldÂ’s leading dual-SIM mobile phone manufacturer TECNO has launched their latest smart phone, the Phantom A.

A former technical worker for the CIA is revealed as the source of a series of leaks about US phone and internet surveillance.

A long-time friend of Nelson Mandela, Andrew Mlangeni, 87, says his family should let him go. Mandela as he spent a second day in hospital Sunday, suffering a lung infection.

Officials from North and South Korea have agreed to hold the first high-level meeting since 2007, the South Korean Yonhap news agency says.

Libya's army chief of staff, Youssef al-Mangoush, resigns after clashes between protesters and militia in Benghazi left at least 30 people dead, sources say.

A 4-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his father at a home in Prescott Valley Friday, according to a spokesman for the Prescott Valley Police Dept.

Prayers have been said in churches across South Africa for former President Nelson Mandela, who is spending a second day in hospital for treatment for a lung infection.

Former South African leader Nelson Mandela is in "serious but stable condition" after returning to a hospital with a recurring lung infection, the presidential office said Saturday.

The Queen has officially opened the BBC's rebuilt Broadcasting House, prompting laughter when she appeared behind the newsreaders live on TV.

The frequency of fire outbreaks in public facilities over the past few weeks has erupted varied concerns and speculations among the Ghanaian public. At the centre of most discussions, is the attempt of unravelling the cause of what has become a major liability to the state.

I am re-cycling this article, which I first wrote in February 2010 following the fires at the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Information.

My heart bleeds profusely each time I hear well meaning Ghanaians, astute soccer pundits and ordinary football fans rallying calls on the GFA to bring back players who have retired prematurely from national duty.

The countryÂ’s educational system has undergone several changes since independence. I daresay that these changes have been largely ephemeral; not touching on the core problems faced by the sector.

The Etymology (origins) of Arthur KÂ’s open letter (Ghana web General News of Monday 3/6/13) is rooted in a seamless attempt to stab the NPP in the back. He however attempts this betrayal in a clever way by merging certain words and sentences and invoking an accusatory tone and euphoria effect.

The District Chief Executive for Asankragua in the Western Region, Victor Samuel Meisu has been accused of allegedly collecting GH¢70,000.00 from Hansol Mining Company with the pretence of sorting the inter-ministerial team, the police and the national security to protect the company from any attack.

The MTN Ghana FA Cup final scheduled for this Saturday at the Accra Sports Stadium has been postponed, MTNFootball.com has reported.

Government has dismissed allegations by the opposition NPP that the owner of airport security management company Sohin Security, recently arrested for drug trafficking, is a financier of the ruling National Democratic Congress [NDC].

The Electricity Company of Ghana says the temporary load shedding guide released a week ago is likely to be extended.