A young Filipino woman working as a maid for a wealthy family in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was reportedly tied to a tree by her employers as punishment for leaving a valuable piece of furniture in the sun.

Pupils and teachers of Ampeyoo-Krofrom D/A Junior High School near Kumasi arrived in school Thursday morning to the shocking sight of their burnt classroom block.

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The Ministry of Works and Housing is expected to reject a contract termination request by contractor behind the 5,000 Saglemi affordable housing project.

Petty traders swarm the Lapaz section of the N1 Highway in Accra. Even the zebra crossing is not spared.

The founder of Resilience Action Fund, a UK-based NGO has commended the United Nations Disaster Risk Reduction for the conscious efforts it has initiated with a call on nations to shift from managing disasters to reducing risks.

The U.S Ambassador Stephanie S. Sullivan on Wednesday hosted a reception in honour of the 2019 Young African Leaders Initiative Mandela Washington Fellowship cohort.

The CEO of the National Identification Authority Professor Ken Attafuah has described the NIA as his worst job ever.

Protesters marched through the capital city of Accra on Saturday, May 10, to condemn the unlawful arrest and alleged assault of women by the Police in Abuja.

​​​​​​​The National Communications Authority (NCA) and the owners of telecommunication services in Ghana have been hauled to court over unregistered SIM cards.

The Ghana AIDS Commission has said that its position that the disease has no known cure, despite contrary claims by some herbal practitioners, stands vindicated.

A homeless boy found sleeping on the pavement close to Accra Mall, has revealed how the breakup of his parents' marriage, affected his education.

The 2016 flagbearer of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), Ivor Kobina Greenstreet, participated in an international Para shooting competition in Italy last week.

The security agencies will Thursday meet the leadership of the Christian community to discuss how to enhance security at the various churches.

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A retired intelligence officer has averred that deep-seated poor intelligence systems at the Ghana Police Service caused a controversial comment by the CID boss.

Nana Akufo-Addo has urged Ghanaians to disregard attempts by critics to discourage the implementation of the Free Senior High School policy and support it.

Philadelphia police are investigating after a 5-year-old boy brought about two dozen vials of crack cocaine into a preschool at a Roman Catholic church.

The Israeli Ambassador to Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone has lauded government’s support for women’s empowerment in the country.

President Akufo-Addo, has presented eight (8) vehicles to the Oti Regional Co-ordinating Council, to help facilitate the smooth take-off of the newly created region.

The 8thInternational “SHEROES” Forum opens in the Ghanaian capital Accra on Thursday, May 16.

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has taken the necessary steps to upgrade its Techiman District Command to the status of a Regional Command.

​​​​​​​It’s been over a month since Nicole and Pascal Vermeulen, a middle-aged couple from Lignières, France, have had to sleep in fear of someone simply walking into their home at night.

Ranking Member on Parliament’s Defense and Interior Committee, James Agalga has rebuked the Director General of the Police CID for her recent ‘gaffe.’

A Defence and Security expert has pointed to the mining areas as potential breeding grounds to recruit people to engage in terror acts.

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Government will soon set up a national hydrology authority as part of measures to deal with the perennial issue of flooding.

The Mobile Library Project has made its first donation of 23 books to children at Dankwakrom in the Central region.

Newspaper headlines: Wednesday, May 15, 2019

The GNPC Foundation led by Dominic Kwesi Eduah (PhD) as part of its mandate has sponsored 200 Ghanaians to the Republic of Cuba to be trained as medical doctors and health professionals.

Ramadan, one of the major activities on the Islamic calendar that takes place in May every year is also described as a month of love by Muslims and there an obligation for Muslims to share gifts with one another after the end of the month-long fasting for cleansing and forgiveness.

The Tepa Circuit Court in the Ashanti Region has remanded into prison custody four illegal miners who invaded the Desiri Forest Reserve.

Residents of popular suburbs in Accra - Nima and Maamobi – are to get ready for some major facelift in their area.

National Association of Christian and Charismatic Churches wants churches across the country to scale up their internal security in the wake of terrorism scare.