The acting Resident Representative of UNDP, Rokya Ye Dieng, has urged development actors, especially the private sector to support efforts to empower young.
A caller into Jo FM’s Super Morning Show Friday couldn’t hold back his tears when he shared his thoughts on the planned construction of a new Parliamentary chamber pegged around $200 million.
Two former deputy chief executives of GEPA have responded to a damning report by the Auditor-General on the authority that accused them of engaging in some acts of impropriety.
Newspaper Headlines: Friday, July 5, 2019
On this week’s episode of MTN Heroes of Change 2019, the MTN Foundation highlights the works of Daniel Owusu Asiamah, a missionary whose passion to offer practical education and skills to the most deprived in society has impacted more a 1,000 lives.
Newlyweds John and Phyllis Cook are celebrating their new lives together at their Ohio senior living facility.
Government's Accelerated Oil and Gas Capacity (AOGC) Programme established to enhance the capacity of Ghanaians to enable them to work in the Oil and Gas sector, has shortlisted five Ghanaian youth.
A 6-year-old pupil of the Choggu-Yapalsi M/A primary school in the Sagnarigu Municipality in the Northern Region on Thursday afternoon met his untimely death after he was swept away by flood waters into a storm drain.
Cape Coast giants, Adisadel College stopped a determined Kumasi Academy on Thursday, to book a spot at the semifinal of the ongoing NSMQ.
Two journalists working with news portal, Modernghana.com and Peace FM editor have been slapped with conspiracy to commit crime, stealing and unauthorised access to electronic records.
The Supreme Court has in a unanimous decision ruled that government’s re-alignment of the amount to be handed district assemblies is unconstitutional.
A rooster named Maurice, whose early-morning crowing got under the skin of his neighbours, has become the focus of a court battle in France.
Environmental NGO, A Rocha Ghana, wants the government to explain why illegal rosewood dealer, Helen Huang, was deported instead of being prosecuted.
Newspaper Headlines: Thursday, July 4, 2019
President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Wednesday opened the Ghana Diaspora Celebration and Third Homecoming Summit, with an assurance that the government would soon place before Parliament a bill that would allow Ghanaians with dual citizenship to hold public office.
Upper West Regional Director of Ghana Education Service (GES), Duncan Nsoh, has said the education governing body would soon introduce a programme that will group workers into districts and municipal assemblies to enhance effective monitoring.
34-year-old David Dowell, a father of three from Brisbane, Australia, tragically lost his life after becoming infected with salmonella, which friends claim was the result of him eating a small gecko lizard as a party dare.
Immediate past first runners’ up, WASS have been ousted from the ongoing National Science and Maths Quiz in the last one-eighth stage contest Wednesday.
Editor of news portal, Modernghana.com on Wednesday, gave a description of how he was manhandled in National Security custody when he was arrested last week.
Second ModernGhana journalist has backtracked on torture allegations he levelled against National Security operatives, who arrested him last Thursday.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Ms Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, has said the isolated cases which occur in the country do not make Ghana unsafe.
GSTS has ended the campaign of two Volta Region schools in the penultimate one-eighth stage contest of the ongoing NSMQ.
The Ghana Police Service has taken delivery of 250 body cameras to be used by its personnel.
While Parliament has yet to give cost of the new 450-seater chamber it intends to build, the Majority Leader, Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu has said, the project should not cost more than $200 million.
Lawyer for two journalists allegedly tortured by national security operatives has predicted the state will fail in court to justify its barbaric act.
The President of the University of Leicester Alumni - West Africa Chapter, has called non-governmental stakeholders to support government in sustaining the current Free SHS initiative.
The Dubai court has upheld its earlier ruling ordering a United Arab Emirates-based company to pay up $39 million owed Nana Appiah Mensah.
A 48-year-old pastor at Donaso in the Ejisu Municipality has been arrested for illegally connecting power to his church and house.
Almost a year after Matilda Amissah-Arthur, wife of Ghana’s late vice president, lashed out during the funeral service for her husband, the librarian has explained her reason for the comments.
Organizers of a world record attempt for the largest group drum roll said hundreds of drummers participated in 11 Canadian cities.
The Dubai court has upheld its earlier ruling ordering a United Arab Emirates-based company to pay up $39 million owed Nana Appiah Mensah.
The Auditor-General has uncovered questionable payments at GEPA, including monies paid to furnish private residence of a former Deputy Executive Secretary.
The Chinese woman who is standing trial for allegedly transporting a large quantity of Rosewood to Tema for export to China illegally has been deported.
