An EIU report says the petition challenging President Mahama's election will fail.

Barbara Piasecka Johnson was a Polish farmer's daughter who emigrated to the United States, a maid who worked for a wealthy American heir, and a third wife who inherited much of the Johnson Visit Myjoyonline.com for latest news, breaking news, audio and feature stories in Ghana Strikes seem to have become the best alternative means to drive workersÂ’ demands home.

GhanaÂ’s domestic revenue mobilization in 2013 would be challenged by the energy crisis currently being experienced by the country.

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has disputed claims by Chief Executive of HANSOL Mining Ltd, Mr Bernard Antwi-Boasiako that the several Chinese arrested on his mines have legal permits.

A lawyer and tax expert, Abdullah Ali Nakyea has proposed that government should focus more on a revenue management regime as part of ongoing efforts to expand the tax net.

The Ghana Technology University College (GTUC) has received the prestigious Platinum Award for ‘Quality Education in Africa’ at this year’s Business Initiative Direction (BID) Quality Era Awards in Geneva, Switzerland.

The Ministry of Communications is finalising work on the broadband policy which will engage industry stakeholders on how to make broadband part of the mandatory universal access by 2015.

Movement of people and goods from La Cote dÂ’Ivoire to Ghana have slowed down following alleged harassment and extortion by Ivorian security agencies on the Big Assinnie/New Town road near Half Assini.

A Supreme Court judge, Justice Joseph B. Akamba says it is time to review the nationÂ’s penal codes to improve the approach to crime prevention and prosecutions.

The two Peruvians who stole the crown jewels of the Asantehene,Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, have been sentenced to a total of 44 months imprisonment by a Oslo District Court.

Residents of Accra and Tema experiencing water rationing will have to wait till the middle of August to get regular water supply. This is because of ongoing repair works expected to be completed in August.

The 2013 May/June WASSCE will begin on Tuesday, April 9 with 409,754 candidates from 724 public and private SHSs writing it across the country.

Another severe rainstorm in Zabzugu in the Northern Region has injured four people and left over 300 others displaced. NADMO is yet to intervene.

The Ghana Immigration Service has launched a strong defence of its actions in the face of accusations of complicity in issuing working permits to illegal Chinese miners. The Service said it will soon invite the Managing Director of Hansol, Mr Daniel Antwi-Boasiako, on findings of its preliminary investigations.

The Graduate Business Support Scheme has been set to establish 100 trans-generational graduate business moguls beginning this year.

NAGRAT says until measures are taken to reform the existing public service pay structure, the persistent labour agitations disrupting the economy will continue.

It seems the cycle of industrial actions plaguing the country of late will not end anytime soon as Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has also gone on strike.

These are the questions on this month's book TIKRIT.

Minister of Gender, children and Social Protection, Nana Oye Lithur, has noted that Government plans of decentralizing the Department of Social Welfare to ensure efficient service delivery.

A suspected anthrax epidemic has hit livestock in the Bawku West District of the Upper East Region.