Spokesperson of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Ibrahim Saanie Daara has denied speculations that his outfit will restrict Ghanaian journalists during the 2013 Nations Cup in South Africa.

The High Authority for Broadcasting and Communication (HAAC), the media regulatory body, on November 22, 2012 announced the suspension of two interactive programmes, Actu matin and Arbre à Palabre, both on privately-owned television station, Canal 3 Benin, upon the request of Dr. Thomas Yayi Boni, President of the Republic of Benin.

The World Bank has said the world could not accept the high and volatile food prices to be the norm while millions of people continued to suffer from hunger and die from malnutrition.

The Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA) has injected GH¢2,771,000 into dry season farming in the three northern regions for the cultivation of vegetables with focus on butternut.

A 23-year-old man has been stabbed twice in the chest over removed President Mahama posters.

Asamoah Gyan took his goal tally to 18 this season after helping Al Ain to a 2-1 win over Al Shaabab in the UAE Pro League on Friday.

The Ghana Youth Employment and Entrepreneurial Development Agency (GYEEDA) formally NYEP, has completed the nationwide graduation of its beneficiaries who were trained in hairdressing and dressmaking under its Trades and Vocation Module.

It has emerged that the GIPC allegedly made another generous donation to the ruling partyÂ’s Heroes Fund.

Among those who decry the popular overthrow of GhanaÂ’s first prime minister and president on February 24, 1966, NkrumahÂ’s fee-free 10-year basic public education policy is almost invariably mentioned as one that made the Ghanaian leader stand out among his peers.

A truck conveying electoral materials from Accra to Kumasi was involved in an accident at Akyem-Asafo, near Bunso in the Eastern Region, Friday.

The Tamale-based Civic Campaigns Report Council (MCC Report Council), has expressed the hope that political parties in the Northern Region would lead the campaign to discourage minors from voting in the December 7 General Election.

A deputy Information Minister is questioning why a sitting Member of Parliament and his team embarked on a house-to-house campaign with guns and machetes.

Madina affirmed its position as a hotbed of football when the Tigo Community Soccer rolled into town this past weekend.

Kevin-Prince Boateng scored as he helped AC Milan come from a goal to win 3-1 against Catania in the Serie A on Friday but was red-carded.

We the members of the Unemployed Graduates Association of Ghana (UGAG) have monitored and followed the issues surrounding the Ghana Investment Promotion Council and the NDC for some time now and we have come to realisation that members of this government are not interested in creating Jobs for the Youth of this country.

Mrs Pauline Adobea Dadzawa, a Member of the Electoral Commission (EC), on Friday called on Ghanaians, particularly political party leaders to accept the outcome of the December 7 polls.

Police in the Western Region are investigating an attack on the convoy of the flagbearer of the PeoplesÂ’ National Convention, Hassan Ayariga.

Efforts by the Asantehene, the Ghana Peace Council, and others that culminated into the signing of the Kumasi Peace Pact by flagbearers of the various political parties contesting next FridayÂ’s general elections are commendable.

Suddenly the NDC spirit is back! And the NDC party which had reeled under series of pressures upon pressures for almost four years suddenly has the political energy and wind behind it.

The public anger aroused by the Woyome judgement debt payment scandal hasnÂ’t yet evaporated. It might not still be the dominant topical issue, but it has already been so heavily politicized against the NDC and its government as to suggest that the electorate will punish President Mahama for not retrieving the over 51 million Cedis paid to Woyome.