The Member of Parliament for Akwapim South of the Eastern Region, Osei Bonsu Amoah says government should declare bankruptcy if it cannot finance ongoing projects in the country.

Aggrieved workers of Metro TV are calling for the head of the Human Resource Manager of the Accra-based free-to-air television channel.

Deputy Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party is deeply troubled over the incarceration of the Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper.

Deputy Finance Minister, Mr Ato Forson, has said tax holidays exist for companies importing farming machinery and inputs for local use.

Egypt's military has moved against the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood, a day after deposing President Mohammed Morsi.

As the majority- minority rift over the passage of the Amended Communications Service Tax bill continues, Member of Parliament for Obuasi, Kwaku Kwarteng has expressed shock over the urgency with which the majority sought to push the bill through parliament.

Deputy Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party is deeply troubled over the incarceration of the Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper.

The Cape Coast court complex, which houses the Circuit, Magistrate and High courts in the municipality, like most courts across the country, is rotting away due to several decades of neglect.

The call for tertiary institutional integrity must be a collective effort from all stakeholders including the state. There must be a shift from the centralized system of maintaining quality assurance to that of a decentralized system to enhance the effectiveness of the law.

Stephen Atubiga, a member of the National Democratic Congress communication team who was released from Prison yesterday after serving his three day term, says he has paid the due price for his actions and admits the law took its full course.

Member of Parliament for Tema East Constituency, Daniel Titus Glover is prompting Government to re-consider its proposed tax increase on fishermen following the governmentÂ’s offer to put a one per cent tax levy on fishing implements.

The Food and Drugs Authority is warning the public against the purchase and consumption of a drug, Mixed Fever Tonic.

The 2013 Fellows of the Moremi Initiative Leadership and Empowerment Development (MILEAD) Program will converge in Accra, Ghana later this month to kick-start a three-week intensive training program.

Civil society organizations are developing diverse mechanisms to promote transparency and accountability in the management of GhanaÂ’s oil resource and environment.

The Minister of Trade and Industry (MOTI), Haruna Idrissu, has extended the commencement of work on the Komenda Sugar Factory in the Central Region from July to August 30, this year.

Shenzhen Energy Group (SEG), the mother Company of Sonon-Asogli, an Independent Power Producer in the power sub-sector has proposed to build a 700MW coal-fired power plant in Ghana.

Presiding Member for the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly, Daniel Akumah says government is serious about roads in the Municipality, but blames the contractor for failing the people of the area.

Three hundred thousand pupils from across 600 public schools in Lagos, Thursday, made history as they set a new World Record in tooth brushing.

An Accra High Court has, for the second time, given the Ghana Football Association (GFA) up to July 14 to conduct fresh elections in the Eastern Region and report back to it on July 15.

The Black Satellites have touched down in Istanbul, the setting of their first two games against France and Spain for their quarter clash against Chile. The two teams advanced to this stage of the competition after defeating Portugal and Croatia respectively their Round of 16 games played on Wednesday.