Joseph Obeng, a mechanic and Dennis Oduro, an actor, on Wednesday appeared before Takoradi Circuit Court “B†for allegedly conspiring to commit crime and 28 counts of defrauding by false pretences
The Korle Bu Teaching Hospital on Wednesday denied that former Vice President Alhaji Aliu Mahama was dead although it cautioned that his condition was critical
The Upper West Regional Office of the Electoral Commission (EC) in conjunction with the KAB Governance Consult on Thursday held a dialogue with parliamentary candidates in the region and their representatives under the “Enhancing the Credibility of 2012 Elections†project
Ghana on Wednesday joined the rest of the world to launch the 2012 State of the world Population Report with a pledge from the Ministry of Health to ensure the availability of contraceptives and commodities
The fifth annual conference on Health Service Supply Chain Practitioners Association, Ghana, opened in Koforidua on Thursday
Thursday, November 15, 2012 Comments from so-called NDC functionaries urging President Mahama to boycott next Tuesday’s debate under the auspices of the Institute of Economic Affairs are annoying, to say the least. Leading the pack of those elements howling for a boycott is Alhaji Bature of the Alhaj newspaper, who thinks that public utterances by [...]
Renowned actress Nadia Buari’s quiet, yet trendy fashion, seems to be capturing the imagination and attention of aficionados across the world. She was the Special Guest at the Eredi Pisano’s annual fashion event held in New York, United States
Dr Craig Emerson, Australia Minister of Trade and Competitiveness said Austrade-led mining mission, (Australian businesses) is in Ghana to explore trade and investment opportunities in West Africa
Music is meant to entertain, educate, uplift and inspire. Substance-filled music has for years proven itself to outlast songs that are made purely for the sake of entertainment
Ex-Black Stars, Stephen Appiah has failed to reach an agreement with Iranian club, Persepolis. The 31-year old was reported to have inked a deal with the Tehran-based club last week, but GNA Sports understands the move has fallen through
Renaissance Credit, an international leading emerging markets consumer lender, has launched operations in Nigeria, heralding a new era for the country’s consumers and bringing accessible financial products to its rapidly growing middle class
The National House of Chiefs (NHC) has rejected the recent media discussions that seek to suggest that vehicles given to the house by government was a bait to influence the chiefs politically
Ghanaian girls still have a less chance of enrolling in school in spite of progress made at improving access to education, a recent global report on Ghana disclosed on Wednesday
The Melcom Shopping Centre in Cape Coast, has poor ventilation as a result of lack of windows and the fact the facility has only one entrance serving as both entry and exit point
Vice President Paa Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur on Wednesday pledged that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) would continue with its people-centred development projects, and asked Ghanaians to retain the party in power on December 7
Ghana’s Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Professor Samuel Quartey has cautioned Ghanaians against the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) ploy of offering free Senior High School (SHS) when it wins power in the 2012 Election
President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday embarked on a four-day campaign tour of the Brong Ahafo Region with a call on members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to advertise the party's performance for the electorate to recognize its achievements
The Agona East Director of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Mr Sam Sekyi has cautioned people who have intentions to cause mayhem during the upcoming elections to change their minds as Ghana does not need any spilling of blood
The Ghana Coalition of NGOs in Health (GCNH), on Wednesday began a two-day stakeholders meeting on HIV/AIDS in Koforidua
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