Four armed robbers have been arrested by the police for allegedly engaging in two separate robbery incidents at Half Assini and Wassa Akropong in the Western Region.

The inability of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to promptly pay service charges it collects on behalf of the Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) and the Volta River Authority (VRA), to the two companies is affecting their operations.

A three- day Pan-African conference on food security, nutrition and climate change has opened in Accra.

The Women of Faith Ministry, an evangelical ministry based in Sakumono, has donated  GH¢2,500 to assist children suffering from cancer at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.

The Educator Network, an organisation of teachers, and the Literacy Empowerment and Action Project (LEAP), a children’s education programme, have appealed to teachers to be committed to their work and encourage children to improve upon their literacy through reading and writing.

Following the public lecture organised by the Danquah Institute to discuss and analyse the implications of the Supreme Court judgement in the presidential election petition, there are some individuals who have condemned the event as an exercise in futility.  That fits into the thinking and philosophy of Prof Wole Soyinka, that “post-mortem is for quacks and chroniclers, who fail at divination”.

Ghana’s recent history is a living proof of the inter-connectedness of democracy, good governance and economic development.

KAAF University College has been awarded the International Star Award for Quality in the Gold Category in Geneva, Switzerland.