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

Government has obtained a fifty one million dollar ($51million) grant from the World Bank for the oil and gas capacity building project.

It was all wailing when one of the victims of the Achimota Melcom building disaster was buried in Kumasi last Saturday.

Executive Co-Chair of the West African Civil Society Forum (WACSOF), Dr. Jibrin Ibrahim has predicted that the forthcoming election in Ghana will be peaceful and successful.

Two persons were arrested in a tro-tro on the Accra-Asesewa road on suspicion of robbery during a routine check on the bus on Thursday night.

Doris Eshun, the 25-year-old unemployed woman who entered the room of a 34-year-old woman at Abeka Lapaz while the latter was drying clothes to steal her six-month-old son and other personal belongings, would spend the next 34 months in jail for the offence.

The police have intercepted 72 pieces of compressed dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp.

Tongues are wagging at Nyomoase, in the Brong-Ahafo Region, following the mysterious death of a farmer in the room of a widow he was flirting with.

The National Media Commission (NMC) has reminded media houses to stop running political party advertisements by 7am next Thursday.

Five Ghanaian women are reportedly stranded in Bahrain after their sponsors failed to secure them jobs in the Arab country.