A philosopher once said we should go where we are celebrated and not where we are tolerated.

As a nation we have tried beating our children with canes and the fruits thereof are sour grapes in our mouths, so why donÂ’t we try something else?

It also goes without saying that the chieftaincy establishment is a patently human institution that is subject to functional revision and/or modernization and administrative streamlining over the course of time.

In a tiny sweltering tin-roofed shack inside one of MogadishuÂ’s bullet-riddled neighbourhoods, two brothers, Ali Hassan and Mustafa Yare, sit hunched over one of eight humming desktop computers. Together they show Nasteexo Cadey, a young veiled student at Mogadishu University, how to set up her Facebook account, browse YouTube videos and check her e-mail.

For someone with advanced technical know-how and a devious mind, a piece of chalk or some flour or starch can be shaped into a tablet or pill. With the naked eye, itÂ’s almost impossible to tell itÂ’s a copycat. The global counterfeit drug trade, a billion-dollar industry, is thriving in Africa.

In short, merely putting towns and villages on the national energy-supply grid may win short-term political points, but unless such energy as gets supplied is constructively channeled towards the rapid and massive development of Ghana's economy, we shall continue to dance in circles about the energy crisis.

You need to live the harshness before you condemn the stand off to violently alert the establishment in contrast to a façade of public order protest.

Krobo youth and labour groups have boycotted the payment of tolls and any form of levies to the municipal assembly due to a failure to organise assembly elections.

Egypt's military deposed the country's first democratically elected president Wednesday night, installing the head of the country's highest court as an interim leader, the country's top general announced.

Egypt's military toppled the country's first democratically elected president Wednesday night and reportedly put him under house arrest while rounding up some of his top supporters even as the deposed Mohamed Morsi insisted that he remains the country's legitimate leader.

Government is hoping to raise some 371 million Ghana cedis from the proposed tax hikes. Government is currently working to place three separate bills before parliament to secure the necessary legal backing for the increases.

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) has denied that fruits from Ghana have been banned from major international markets due to the negative impact of fruit flies and other plant pests and diseases.

Samsung Electronics Ghana has launched their corporate road show to bring their flagship device the Galaxy S4 and other Smartphones to the doorstep of corporate offices across the capital.

Thousands of patrons thronged the Accra International Conference Centre Thursday morning for the opening of the 2013 Joy FM Beauty and Bridal Fair.

An elite club of business owners and Chief Executives,

Justice Ayam of the Brong Ahafo region in Ghana has won a fully paid subscription for a year for participating and winning in the ongoing Airtel Money DSTV promotion.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has faced off with the World Bank over its calls on government to re-constitute board of the utility regulator with more competent persons.

Police in Kumasi say their investigations have revealed a young man who was gunned down at Amakom last Saturday was killed by volunteers of the community watch committee.

A 66-year-old Surveyor in the Hohoe Municipality of the Volta Region has taken his own life in yet another horrifying suicide incident.

The Minority in Parliament is urging government to re-consider its decision to impose a 1% levy on fertilizers, energy saving bulbs, outboard motors and generators.