The country could experience serious shortage of petroleum products from July 2013, unless government releases monies owed bulk distributors of the product.

The butter was greenish, says the woman who prepared pastries suspected to be the cause of food poisoning at a birthday party at UDS.

A commodities boom, abundant foreign currency reserves, a democratically elected government and a new generation of educated young people endowed with huge potential. Sounds familiar? I am actually describing the Ghana of 1957.

The Ghana National Canoe Fishermen Council (GNCFC) has lauded government for the establishment of Marine Police, to monitor the activities of fishermen.

British Airways is to become the first European airline to let passengers switch on their mobile phones and other devices just after landing.

South Africans have been holding an all-night prayer vigil for former President Nelson Mandela, outside his former home in Soweto.

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) says it has lost almost GH¢4.2 million due to the on-going load shedding exercise across the country.

The Food and Drugs Authority says it will soon go after consumers of cigarettes who deliberately flout the Public Health (Tobacco Control Measures) Act 2012, Act 851), which principally bans smoking in public places.

A Fulani herdsman who allegedly butchered a farmer to death at Yizesi in the Walewale District of the Northern Region has also been butchered to death allegedly by the family members of the farmer.

A 21-year-old New Jersey woman who didn't know she was pregnant gave birth to a son on her front lawn Tuesday in Barnegat, according to NBC Philadelphia. Police then used CPR to revive the unconscious, three-months-premature newborn.

Cabinet has approved the merger of Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) and the Ghana Urban Water Company Limited (GUWCL).

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Former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice Martin A.B.K. Amidu has stated that the campaign of vilification against him, orchestrated by the A-G's department, must stop!

Spain reached the Confederations Cup final with a 7-6 penalty shootout win over Italy following a goalless semi-final on Thursday in which both teams were affected by the sapping heat and humidity.

World number one Novak Djokovic condemned the United States to their worst Wimbledon men's performance in over a century yesterday as Serena Williams set up a clash of senior citizens against Kimiko Date-Krumm.

Serena Williams said that she would be happy to take part in a battle-of-the-sexes showdown with Andy Murray after the Scot issued a playful challenge to the American by proposing a one-off match in Las Vegas.

The Daily GraphicÂ’s decision to clothe itself with a misleading headline about GHC 700,000 campaign cash may have been calculated to tarnish the image of the CPP, but in the end, it rather exposed the newspaperÂ’s editorial malaise which has become the hallmark of its present management.

I love the technology of today. Being on top of home news when one is outside is only a tap away. So, as usual, I have been glued to my computer scrolling through on-line news with vigilant eyes looking for the headlines making the news back home.

And no one knows what the justices are currently thinking in terms of the pink sheets audit which did not help the NPP at all. Philip Addison is doing his best, but this may turn out to be the worst case he has ever decided to prosecute. Because the facts is not on his side!

The current crop of JHS/SHS leavers ought to find means of making judicious use of the months ahead. Some of them could enrol in short courses to learn international languages like French or basic secretariat and computing skills. That could in the future be an added advantage and position them well for better employment.