Kenyan MPs, already among the highest paid in the world, vote to raise their salaries in defiance of proposed pay cuts.

United Bank of Africa (UBA) Ghana has introduced yet another innovative product, UBA Africard, which is aimed at promoting branchless banking in the country.

Former NPP Constituency chairman held by the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) over allegations that he posted a doctored picture of President Mahama having sex with a woman on facebook will this Wednesday morning report to the BNI for further interrogation.

Residents of Oblogo, a suburb of Accra, fear they may soon begin to contract some dreadful diseases if city authorities do not come to their aid soon.

The parents of a 15-year-old Achimota Senior High School student are heading to court to challenge a decision by the school to allegedly drive the student out of its boarding house on grounds of ill health.

Members of Parliament (MPÂ’s) have been contributing to a statement on the 50 anniversary of the African Union (AU) with a call on all pan-African Parliament to adopt a single African language to promote cohesion.

The Commissioner of Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) Major-General Carl Modey has been nominated as an Ambassador-designate by President John Dramani Mahama. The president also effected changes in the leadership of CEPS and the Ghana Revenue Authority.

German doctors say an Afghan man who for years suffered from headaches, a runny nose and eyesight problems was found to have a 10-centimetre (four-inch) pencil lodged in his head.

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A beautiful baby girl is all smiles after being born with a pair of front teeth.

GhanaÂ’s First Lady, Mrs. Lordina Mahama, has been elected the 1st Vice President of OAFLA, the Organisation of African First Ladies Against HIV Visit Myjoyonline.com for latest news, breaking news, audio and feature stories in Ghana The Member of Parliament for Effutu in the Central Region has criticized the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) for what he says is the slow pace of investigations into the operations of the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA).

Tony Lithur, counsel for president Mahama drew negative attention from the panel of judges after flinging off exhibits he was to inspect in the full glare of the court.

After a successful arrangement of traffic details and a slight change of the tour route for stage 2, (85km Cape Coast to Takoradi) which is traditionally plagued with difficulties in traffic control, the tour saw a fiery start, from the University of Cape Coast main gate to the finish line at Sarbah Road, Takoradi.

Ghana defender John Paintsil visited the Black Stars training session on Wednesday morning to wish the his colleagues well ahead of their double header against Sudan and Lesotho.

Black Stars defender Awal Mohammed says Maritzburg United must improve on their eleventh position in the 2012/13 season to continue the club's focus to "win trophies".

Industries could be the hardest hit as government considers removing subsidies on some petroleum products. JOY-BUSINESS gathers that government is considering cutting down subsidies on Kerosene, Premix fuel, residual fuel, Marine gas and LPG.

Counsel for the petitioners Philip Addison has suggested the National Democratic Congress (NDC) represented by its General Secretary, Johnson Asiedu Nketia submitted 4,941 affidavits and not 5,316 as claimed by the witness.

The Electricity Company of Ghana says it is instituting measures to check losses and other inefficiencies in its system. It is estimated that distribution and technical losses account for about 30 percent of total output.

Chairman of ParliamentÂ’s Select Committee on Energy Dr. Kwabena Donkor is warning the country could soon be plunged into total darkness if immediate steps are not taken to address what he says is the financial crisis facing the Volta River Authority and other power producers.

The Private Enterprise Federation says the current business environment does not warrant tax increases. According to the federation, most businesses are currently operating under serious pressure because of the current power crises.