​​​​​​​Founder and Presiding Bishop of the Lighthouse Chapel International, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, is on a visit to the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace in London.

Left-wing political movement Economic Fighters League has called for the legalisation of marijuana, highlighting its economic potential in improving livelihoods.

Newspaper headlines: Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Chief of Effutu Zongo in the Central Region, has written a strongly-worded letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Prof Anthony Afful-Broni.

An elderly couple in the UK claimed that they were held hostage by a pair of seagulls nesting on the roof of their Lancashire home. Every time they tried to leave the birds would become aggressive and attack them.

Archbishop Porter Girls' SHS has become the first giant in the NSMQ2019 to suffer defeat.

Government should re-engage all communities and their leaders if it intends to succeed with this initiative and win the trust of the people in these communities.

Pojoss, Presec and St John's School have made it to the quarterfinal of the NSMQ, while regular seeded schools like Porters and KSTS have been sent home.

Visitors to Paris may soon be able to arrive in the city centre in style, travelling by flying taxi.

Sixteen-year-old Sarafina Aakisichab is determined to fight all forms of abuse against children, especially child marriage, regarded as a profound manifestation of gender inequality.

KSTS have surrendered their seeded spot in the National Science and Maths Quiz to city rivals Pope John Seminary and SHS.

​​​​​​​The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced an 8.01% increase in water tariff, effective July 1.

Round two is over and Presc Legon is in the lead.

Government in March announced it has re-ignited the war on illegal logging of the expensive rosewood species. 

Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has produced another documentary showing inmates of an orphanage forced to live under inhumane conditions.

Ghana's leading oral care brand, Pepsodent, partnered with SOS Children Village to make the 2019 Founder’s Day a memorable one for the entire student body and the teachers as well.

Sound road safety practice seems to be compromised in Ghana by most of the stakeholders such as motorists, policy makers, law enforcement agencies and pedestrians.

Four government appointees have been involved in a road accident en route to the Upper West region to support the President launch a programme.

KSTS have surrendered their seeded spot in the National Science and Maths Quiz to city rivals Pope John Seminary and SHS.

A Minnesota woman said a debt collection agency is trying to collect a $35 ticket she received at the age of 15 for not wearing a seat belt.

An ICT lab being constructed at the Zanlerigu Junior High School in the Nabdam District in the Upper East Region has been abandoned for lack of funds.

Operation Vanguard has apprehended 15 suspected Chinese illegal miners in the Juaboso District in the Western North Region.

Newspaper headlines: Monday, June 24, 2019

​​​​​​​The Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation says it has initiated an open door policy to engage stakeholders in the mining of Bauxite to ensure maximum benefits for the country.

Police in Odumase has apprehended two persons in connection with the murder of a 20-year-old teacher at Agormanya in the Eastern Region. 

Deputy Director at the Ministry of Environment says government is committed to dealing with climate change and its impact on the populace. 

The Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) will host the rest of the world in September this year to celebrate the first International Coconut Festival in Africa.

The Sanitation Court in Accra has fined two persons an amount of GH¢960 each equivalent to 80 penalty unit for allowing their herd of cattle to stray, causing traffic congestion and posing danger to motorists in the Metropolis.  

The Police’s arrest of a Nigerian Professor formerly with the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has been criticised by a law lecturer and legal practitioner. 

The Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading Guide newspaper has condemned the closure of foreign-owned retail shops in Kumasi by local traders.

The Navrongo campus of the University of Development Studies will be known as C.K. Tedam University for Technical and Applied Sciences after Parliamentary approval.

​​​​​​​Aggrieved investors who stormed Zoe Outreach Embassy Sunday to demand their locked up cash met fierce resistance.

​​​​​​​Police investigators have begun looking into how scores of investors got their monies locked up with EL Real Estates and Tikowre Capital.

Sheila has melted the hearts of millions around South America after it was reported that she has been patiently waiting outside a local police station ever since her owner was arrested there, over a year ago.