President has inaugurated the Social Partnership Council which represents a partnership for development between Government, Organised Labour, and Employers.
The Chief Justice has ordered the closure of the Adjaben District Court 2, near the COCOBOD Head Office in Accra Central because it does not provide a sound environment for justice delivery.
Can you spell history? The 92nd Scripps National Spelling Bee had an epic ending with eight co-champions.
The Consumer Advocacy Centre (CAC), Ghana is advising the residents of Yilo Krobro against paying electricity bills that had accrued from 2014, as demanded by PDS.
Ghanaian Peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon on Friday, May 31, held an Inter-Company Combat Walk Competition.
Harsh conditions at the Castle Road Special School located inside the Accra Psychiatric Hospital are forcing authorities to turn away fresh students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Harsh conditions at the Castle Road Special School located inside the Accra Psychiatric Hospital are forcing authorities to turn away fresh students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Sunyani Municipal Director of Education, Theresa Kyere-Boakye, has advised basic school teachers to check the movements of pupils to protect them against kidnappers during school hours.
A six-year-old boy has been airlifted to hospital after witnesses said he fell from a theme park ride.
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has categorically denied calling for the licensing of journalists in Ghana to ensure sanity in the profession, as reported in a section of the media.
PRMD Communications has launched its 2nd edition of the International Conference on Sports, Physical Therapy and Rehab (ICONSPT).
The family of the 13-year-old girl allegedly defiled by two men including a chief, says she is still bleeding three weeks after suffering the unpleasant experience.
ZEN Petroleum has announced a partnership with Teach for Ghana aimed at improving education in various parts of the country and impacting students’ educational outcomes.
NGO, Renal Ghana Foundation has lauded the champions of the just ended World ROBOFEST competition.
The Communications Ministry through the National Cybersecurity Centre is organising a three-day retreat for Members of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Communications.
The lawyer for three Russian nationals charged with kidnapping by the police a year ago has accused the Service of running away from its own case.
A former Dean of the GIMPA Law School, Ernest Kofi Abotsi, has advocated for changes in the burden of proof in the prosecution of corrupt offences.
Filth in the city’s nooks and crannies had no place to hide when a combined team of members of the rotary club of Accra Ring Road Central and Zoom Lion stormed the streets.
The health of the 13-year-old girl allegedly defiled by two people, including Odikro of Freso in the Bosome Freho District of Ashanti Region, is deteriorating.
“Poverty is the country’s greatest enemy,” the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in a recent comment noted.
At the Airport Hills Roundabout in Accra, a bronze-hued statue of a smart-looking captain, standing at ease, a pistol slouched to his right – inside his trouser.
A document put together by a committee headed by a senior minister in Ghana depicted high rise buildings over green landscape and one of the buildings turned out to be headquarters of Dawit Insurance in Nairobi.
The Minister for Food and Agriculture has announced a plan to make the country self-sufficient in rice production by 2022.
Residents of Avanor, a suburb of Accra have raised the alarm concerning a burning Power Distribution Services (PDS) pole.
Why stay at a regular multistory hotel when you could stay in a guitar?
A Chinese woman recently took to social media to express her surprise at the gift she received from her boyfriend of May 20, one of three annual romantic holidays in China. She apparently received the usage rights to 210 hectares of the open ocean.
Agogo State College has been disqualified from the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) which comes off in June.
Former president Jerry John Rawlings has dismissed rumours that his mother, Victoria Agbotui, is no more.
Caterers have been warned, not to take undue advantage of the ban placed on fishing, to deny the children the right amount of protein in the food they prepare.
Heavy rains on Wednesday has left parts of Accra inaccessible, again.
A mother and father have returned to their homes after days of deadly clashes between Kokonbas and Chokosis, to nothing.
A UK-based educational consultant and Reverend Minister, Dr. Henry Godson-Afful, has called on students in Ghana to live above reproach.
Some MPs have asked Parliament to consider passing a law to clamp down on the activities of self-styled pastors who prey on desperate and gullible followers.
The Ellembelle District Assembly in the Western Region has secured some Gh125m to reconstruct the road leading to the birthplace of Ghana’s first president Dr. Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah.
