A recent inspection conducted by the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), in four districts in the Upper East Region has revealed that most of the caterers engaged under the School Feeding Programme have not been cleared medically to prepare food … Continue reading →

Dr Benjamin Adu-Saforo, an optometrist, yesterday, said glaucoma, an eye condition, has been identified as the second cause of blindness in the world. He said Ghana had been identified as the country in Africa with high incidence of glaucoma and … Continue reading →

Details are emerging over the manner in which one Rauf Yussif alias Adolph, a resident of Zeenu Zone 10, a suburb of Ashaiman, was attacked and severely injured by persons suspected to be land guards operating at Mateheko, near Afienya. … Continue reading →

Several programmes were held to honour some heroes who played significant role in the independence struggle on 6th March. However, many people in the Volta Region, including friends and relations of 14-year-old Etornam Gorni Attipoe, who died on 27th February 2012 … Continue reading →

For the first time under the National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration, the colours of the ruling party were absent at the March 6th parade in Kumasi. Supporters of NDC have in recent times decorated event grounds with party paraphernalia. The Ghana … Continue reading →

AN ULTRA-MODERN bungalow has been built on the campus of the Wesley Girl’s Senior High School in Kumasi, popularly called ‘Kumasi Wey-Gey-Hey’ for the headmistress of the school. The one-storey edifice financed by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) commissioned on Tuesday … Continue reading →

The Elections Committee of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has postponed the national and regional elections scheduled Friday March 8 to Tuesday March 26, 2013. According to a press statement issued and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra … Continue reading →

Parliament yesterday approved three more ministerial nominees of President John Dramani Mahama for appointment as ministers of state. The nominees included Julius Debrah as Eastern regional minister; Dr. Avea Ephraim Nsoh, for Upper East Region, and Helen Adjoa Ntoso, Volta Region. … Continue reading →

Mohammed Alhassan, Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) has indicated that internet fraud, which is on the rise in the country, is tarnishing the image of Ghana. Though the acting IGP could not provide figures to support his assertion probably … Continue reading →