Events leading to the declaration of election results and reactions to the figures announced by the Electoral Commission call for concern by all peaceful citizens of Ghana.

IÂ’ve followed the political evolution in Ghana for a while now and it amazes me how the leadership of the NPP acts like the Republicans here in America.

As we wait for the NPP to head to the Supreme Court to seek redress over the just-ended polls, we remain baffled by many issues concerning this particular court case. We are not bothered by the NPPÂ’s decision to go to court. After all, thatÂ’s their constitutional right.

Over the past few months, it has become a common phenomenon that Ghanaians measure corruption with the degree of judgment debts that are said to be fraudulently paid over the course of the past few years.

US President Barack Obama wants to reinstate an assault weapons ban in the wake of the mass killings in Newtown, Connecticut, his spokesman says.

Security at the US consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi was "grossly inadequate" when an attack killed the US ambassador, an official report says.

A Pakistani health worker has been shot and injured in Peshawar, the latest in a spate of attacks against a polio vaccination drive in the country.

Swiss banking giant UBS agrees to pay $1.5bn to US, UK and Swiss regulators for attempting to manipulate the Libor inter-bank lending rate.

Michael A. K. Danwono, the headmaster of Akyem Swedru Senior High School (AKISS), allegedly chased a woman who had been visiting her sick daughter at the school while wielding a machete.

According to a draft report of a study commissioned by the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, more Ghanaians are losing confidence in the ability of the courts to dispense justice as a result of frequent delays in case adjudication and the rising cost of hiring lawyers.

The Goaso Circuit Court in the Asunafo North municipality in the Brong Ahafo Region has remanded to prison custody the Presiding Officer (PO) of the Bediako CMB Shed Polling Station near Mim for allegedly stealing a biometric verification device used for the just-ended polls.

Global electronics giant, Samsung, has reaffirmed its position as the market leader in innovative technological devices, with the introduction of the Galaxy Camera onto the Ghanaian marketplace.

Ace waste management conglomerate Zoomlion Group of Companies has held a business cocktail for its newly established Institute of Sanitation and Waste Management in Accra.

A Bolgatanga Magistrate Court presided over by Vivian Yamusah has remanded two brothers in prison custody for lynching a 75 year-old woman.

The Gonjaland Youth Association – Greater Accra Branch, has congratulated President John Mahama, commending him for making them proud.

The year 2012 was definitely a hot one for travel, what with a record-breaking 1 billion people journeying outside their borders.

With 1 billion tourists in 2012, it's little wonder the last 12 months have drummed up some juicy fodder for aviation reporters.

The Volta River Authority has revealed it currently spends not less than $2 million per day, in generating power to meet the national demand.

The Managing Editor of the Gye Nyame Concord, Alfred Ogbamey says figures being churned out by leadership of the opposition NPP makes a mockery of the partyÂ’s claim of electoral fraud in the just ended general election.

A communication team member of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwabena Sarpong says the party will not yield to pressure and rush to court.