A schoolgirl has killed herself because she was desperate to be reunited with her dead father in heaven. Maria Kislo, 12, was discovered hanging in her room by her mother Monika, 35, when she went to read her a bedtime … Continue reading →
The Ghana National Fire Service has blamed Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) for failing to implement recommendations on fire outbreaks. According to Public Relations Officer of the GNFS, Prince Billy Anaglatey, many of the recent fire outbreaks could have … Continue reading →
A father-to-be has spoken of his desperate desire to meet his unborn daughter before he dies from cancer. Jared Noel is battling advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and his lungs. The 32-year-old doctor, from Auckland, New … Continue reading →
Yet another massive fraud has been uncovered in the activities and operations of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA). The alleged shady deal which entails the doling out of a whopping GH¢144million to Messrs Subah Infosolutions Ghana Limited, an Information Technology … Continue reading →
Another blazing fire razed a portion of the infamous Sodom & Gomorrah (Kokomba yam market) in Accra yesterday. The fire, which gutted most parts of the slum-dwelling in the market, started somewhere around mid-day between the hours of 12:00pm and … Continue reading →
As part efforts to clamp down on the activities of armed robbers in the cocoa growing areas of Sefwi Wiawso and other adjoining communities, the Western Regional Police Commander, DCOP Nathan Kofi Boakye has mapped out strategies to deal with … Continue reading →
It has emerged that former Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Tsatsu Tsikata, had admitted that the state-owned oil company was indebted to the multinational French bank, Societe Generale to the tune of $40 million as … Continue reading →
BICKERING within the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) is far from over, as two youth groups in Yendi are preparing for a showdown. A swift intervention by a combined team of police and the military recently averted what could have … Continue reading →
Organised Labour, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and members of the general public are waiting with bated breath as government receives the report of the committee tasked to review utility tariffs. On Thursday, the technical committee set up by government to … Continue reading →
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