The issue of low wages and poor conditions of service among Ghanaian workers especially public service workers has been a headache for successive governments over the past twenty years. This situation has led to rampant agitations from workers, with the most recent and intense being witnessed over the past nine months.

Police at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport have detained a Ghanaian man found trafficking Cocaine worth Sh4m to Benin.

In a desperate attempt to ward off ‘ghosts’ who ‘haunt’ security guards and other workers in the night, the Director of the Ghana Institute of Languages, Dr. John Rex Gadzekpo on Saturday engaged the services of spiritualists to perform rituals at the premises of the institution.

The Chief Justice, Mrs Justice Georgina Theodora Wood, yesterday swore in 183 newly enrolled lawyers to the bar, and advised them against becoming social commentators.

Motivational Speaker Charles Sam says the failure of Ghanaian leaders across all strata to do what must be done to move the country forward, portrays Ghana as a country of jokers.

I warmly congratulate torgbuiwo, mamawo and the people of Dzodze for the sense of unity and the prevailing peace that has culminated in the celebration of the 12th edition of the Deza festival.

US special forces have carried out two separate raids in Africa targeting senior Islamist militants, American officials say.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has declared its support for the proposed new international airport project in the Greater Accra Region.

Vice President Paa Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur has called on labour unions within the education sector to endeavour to exhaust the channels of negotiations before embarking on strikes.

Samuel George, a member of GovernmentÂ’s Communication Team, has asked Ghanaians to consider the payment of the utility tariff increment as a sacrifice they have to make for the country to develop.

While conditions in the countryÂ’s prisons continue to deteriorate due to lack of funds, congestion and the spread of diseases, vulnerable persons such as pregnant women, nursing mothers and babies are still being thrown into jail.

A 27-year-old driver, Felix Annor, has been sentenced to 24 monthsÂ’ imprisonment with hard labour by the circuit court at Odumase-Krobo for dishonesty and appropriating property belonging to Joseph Tetteh Kwao, a palm wine tapper.

Ghanaians who usually commute to work or any other destination via cab or taxi means, are likely to be disappointed and might be compelled to find another mode of transportation following reports that they (Taxi drivers) will not operate on Monday.

Residents of flood-prone areas in the New Juaben Municipality have started counting their losses after four hours of rains last Thursday.

Emmanuel Ampem, 22, (a teacher trainee) has found himself at the wrong side of the law for allegedly sexually abusing a 15-year-old pupil in a school library at Kasoa in the Central Region.

The Volta Regional Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Simon Amegashie-Viglo, has commended President John Mahama for giving true meaning to his promise of empowering and broadening the participation of women in politics.

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for New Juaben Municipal Assembly, Dr. Kwaku Owusu Acheampong, has hinted that the Assembly will soon prosecute over 60 caretakers of public toilets which owe the assembly.

Four men believed to have carried out the deadly shopping centre attack in Nairobi last month have been named by the Kenyan military.

A Moroccan teenage boy and girl have been arrested for posting an online photograph of themselves kissing.

Mr Dacian Ciolos, European Union (EU) Commissioner in Agriculture and Rural Development, has met with key partners of the EU in the agricultural sector to discuss the development of agriculture in Ghana.