Deputy Defecne Minister has assured Ghanaians of their security following a terror alert issued by the British High Commission to its nationals travelling to Ghana.
The Ghana Police Service has been criticised for ‘leaving Ghanaians in the dark’, despite a spike in warnings of terror threats and kidnappings.
Joy News has catalogued the sorry stories of dams in Nakori and Douri in Upper West region constructed with proceeds from Ghana’s oil.
The business as usual trajectory on which the current Ghana Tourism Federation (Ghatof) is, will do more harm to an industry which is supposed to be led and driven by the private sector.
Some JHS students who fled fighting in Chereponi in the North East Region have returned to sit the BECE Monday.
Newspaper headlines: Monday, June 10, 2019
NaCCA has urged students preparing to sit for this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination to be focused and avoid examination malpractices.
Government is set to hold a stakeholders forum on tertiary education reforms this week at the University of Ghana, Legon.
The illegal logging of the expensive rosewood species has continued in the northern parts of Ghana despite a 2014 government ban, destroying the lives of residents there.
The Ghana Tourism Authority office in the Western Region would embark on an enforcement exercise in the Western and Western North regions from June 14 to 17, 2019, to clamp down on all tourism enterprises operating illegally.
Government has consulted the United States Forest Service for technical support to ensure strict adherence to best management practices as it remains unrelenting to mine the Atiwa forest.
Hiding in a bush, draped in tamarind tree branches and waiting for a hapless goat to stroll by might seem an unlikely way to earn a dollar.
The President of the National Association of Local Authorities of Ghana (NALAG) has presented 1037 motorbikes to Assembly members in the Volta Region.
Maurice, a proud rooster from the French commune of Saint-Pierre d’Oléron, has become an overnight celebrity after triggering a controversial legal battle with his loud morning crowing.
British citizens living in Ghana have been advised to be vigilant as terrorists are likely to carry out attacks in the country.
Following the arrest of a gun-wielding suspected terrorist in a Catholic church last week Sunday, the military has provided security for worshippers of that church today
Telecommunication giant, MTN Ghana has congratulated students of the Methodist Girls High School at Mamfe, Akwapim for winning the 2019 edition of the World Robofest competition held in Michigan, United States.
It has emerged that, Ghana is highly vulnerable to global climate change, ranking 114 out of 181 countries in the climate vulnerability index.
The Dean of the School of Information and Communication at the University of Ghana, Audrey Gadzekpo disagrees with the president that there is not enough dynamism and activism by women in the country.
A private legal practitioner wants Parliament to enforce old laws instead of pushing for new legislation for churches.
Several residents in Takoradi and its environs embarked on a massive demonstration Saturday to press home their demand for the three missing girls to be reunited with their families.
A wealthy farmer from China’s Sichuan province has been arrested for allegedly stealing chickens and ducks from several villages in Linshui county in order to buy gas for his “thirsty” $290,000 BMW.
Parliamentarians from across the Commonwealth will join together to play a football match that will shine a light on the issue of human trafficking.
A member of the Constitutional, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee has dispelled the notion that the legislature is unduly targeting the Christian faith using laws.
Despite a government ban on rosewood, illegal logging of the tree is still ongoing? Is it the case of paying lip service to the issue?
The fear of a possible terror attack in the country has left many Ghanaians on edge but National Security has assured, there is nothing to worry about.
Three female ministers have defended President Akufo-Addo's recent comments on gender advocacy in Ghana.
A 28-old-year young man posing as a soldier has been arrested by the Military Detachment in Tumu, in the Sissala East Municipality.
CHRAJ has been directed by an Accra High Court to find NPP Chairman Freddie Blay and serve him with a summons on its investigations into his procurement of some buses.
Three female Ministers in the government of President Akufo-Addo have defended his recent comments on gender advocacy in Ghana.
The Greater Accra branch of NADMO has said it is employing desilting and public sensitisation to manage the floods in parts of the capital.
Some parts of the capital got flooded again Friday morning after rains that started on Thursday evening.
Newspaper headlines: Friday, June 7, 2019
The Greater Accra branch of NADMO has said it is employing desilting and public sensitisation to manage the floods in parts of the capital.
Hundreds of people in Coal Grove, Ohio, recently woke up to pink, Pepto Bismol-like water flowing through their faucets.
