The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) and Guinness Ghana Breweries Plc have rolled out a new module for all drivers across the country in a bid to check drunk driving.
Newspaper headlines: Thursday, June 20, 2019
Ghana’s top security bosses face charges of contempt of court over the continuous incarceration of a murder suspect beyond lawful order.
A Security Analyst believes that the Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana was right to caution the Ghanaian media on negative reportage that brand Nigerians as criminals.
BOST has signed a Collective Bargaining Agreement with its Senior Staff Association on issues concerning entitlements and disciplinary measures.
The Ga West Municipal Assembly has, in an uncharacteristic move auctioned four goats for ¢665.
To deal with a wave of violence and corruption sweeping over the Colombian port city of Buenaventura, the bishop of the local Diocese has proposed using a Navy helicopter to shower the city in holy water and purge evil.
Girl-child advocacy network CAMFED has added its voice to calls to maintain the steam surrounding the fight against teenage pregnancy in Ghana, especially in the Ekumfi locality.
Police have confirmed that no arrests have been made relating to violent clashes at Achimota in Accra on Tuesday.
The spokesperson of the former President John Mahama’s 2020 Presidential bid, has taken a dig at the police for arresting Nigerian professor, Augustine Nwagbara.
A Security Analyst has cautioned against labelling all Nigerians as criminals because of the actions of a few.
Security has been beefed at Suame Magazine in the Ashanti region following a feud between Ghanaian and Nigerian spare part dealers.
The CID has invited for questioning, a Professor with the University of Education, Winneba who is calling on his countrymen to act against Ghanaians badmouthing of Nigerians.
At least some 804 facilities which started in 2017 under the Senior High School Intervention Projects, are expected to be ready for use by the start of the next academic year.
Kumasi High School (Kuhis) has progressed to the next stage of the National Science and Maths Quiz after a Tuesday afternoon victory.
Students entering the field of medicine have been advised to be diligent, patient and apply themselves to the process of learning as this is the only way to hit the top of the medical career.
The Tema Police have arrested five Nigerians who allegedly raped a woman in the presence of her husband during a robbery attack at Community 25, Tema on May 8, 2019.
The Accra International Book Festival (AIBF) is inviting applications for the 2019 Kwame Nkrumah Creative Writing Workshop.
A baby and her mother were detained for over a week by authorities at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, over non-payment of their medical bill.
Cabinet has given approval for two initiatives aimed at boosting Science Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) across basic and senior high education levels in Ghana.
A man believed to be in his 40s has been killed in an explosion at the Runel Gas Station at Dawhenya, a suburb of Tema, at dawn on Tuesday.
Ghana’s far-left political movement, the Economic Fighters League wants Ghanaians urged a stop criminalising their West African neighbours.
St Augustine’s College has begun a strong campaign in the National Science and Maths Quiz.
“I’m not asking for war,” said Kinna Likimani, the Director of political civil society organisation, Odekro.
From the newsstands: Tuesday, June 18, 2019
A gorilla in a public zoo is at the centre of a financial probe in Nigeria after officials of the Kano Zoological gardens said the anthropoid ape of swallowing funds.
The Ghacem Cement Foundation has completed the distribution of free cement across the country for the 2019 edition.
Government has been urged to consider establishing integrated waste recycling plants in all 16 regions to create jobs.
The management of Zoomlion Ghana Limited, in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Ghana Health Services and others, has trained over 130 health workers to embark of a mass mosquito larvae spraying.
Details have emerged of how a Nigerian kidnapper trained and recruited two of his countrymen and five Ghanaians to kidnap two Canadian volunteers working in Kumasi in the Ashanti region.
Details have emerged of how three Nigerians and five Ghanaian suspects kidnapped two Canadian volunteers working in Kumasi in the Ashanti region on June 4.
Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) in the Ashanti Region says, the lack of resources especially vehicles is thwarting their fight against child abuse.
A new law that will help regulate the introduction of Genetically Modified (GMO) foods in Ghana has been laid in parliament for approval.
Apam SHS has qualified to the 1/8 stage of the NSMQ after stopping favourites, Winneba SHS.
