Accra, May 2, GNA - The Collegiate Singers from the Brigham Young University (BYU) in the United States of America thrilled Ghanaian audience during their choral concert at the country’s National Theater in Accra at the weekend.

Wa, May 2, GNA – The Export Development and Agricultural Investment Fund (EDAIF), is to invest more funds into mango production in a manner that will make the fruit the ‘cocoa’ of the north.

Wa, May 2, GNA – The Export Development and Agricultural Investment Fund (EDAIF), is to invest more funds into mango production in a manner that will make the fruit the ‘cocoa’ of the north.

Kansaworodo (W/R), May 2, GNA - Captain Anthony Cudjoe (retired), Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Chief Executive, on Tuesday cut the sod for work to begin on a GH¢1.3 million Kansaworodo Light Industrial Area project.

Kansaworodo (W/R), May 2, GNA - Captain Anthony Cudjoe (retired), Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Chief Executive, on Tuesday cut the sod for work to begin on a GH¢1.3 million Kansaworodo Light Industrial Area project.

Ningo (G/A), May 2, GNA – Mrs Dzifa Attivor, Minister of Transport on Tuesday said, the proposed land for the construction of the new Airport at Ningo in the Greater Accra Region was ready for feasibility studies.

Ningo (G/A), May 2, GNA – Mrs Dzifa Attivor, Minister of Transport on Tuesday said, the proposed land for the construction of the new Airport at Ningo in the Greater Accra Region was ready for feasibility studies.

Cape Coast, May 2, GNA - Mr Egyir Aikins, Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE) of Cape Coast, has visited the Brimsu Dam site, the main source of water supply to the area, following an acute water problem that hit Metropolis about a week ago.

Cape Coast, May 2, GNA - Mr Egyir Aikins, Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE) of Cape Coast, has visited the Brimsu Dam site, the main source of water supply to the area, following an acute water problem that hit Metropolis about a week ago.

Bolgatanga, May 2, GNA - The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Upper Presbytery, has expressed concern about the current upheavals at the labour front in the country and urged parties to show greater commitment to end it.

Bolgatanga, May 2, GNA - The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Upper Presbytery, has expressed concern about the current upheavals at the labour front in the country and urged parties to show greater commitment to end it.

Accra, May 1, GNA – Adequate investments in science and technology is crucial for meaningful and sustainable economic growth and development in countries in the Southern part of the world.

Accra, May 1, GNA – Workers in the country have been urged to use dialogue and negotiation to resolve all outstanding concerns.

Accra, May 1,GNA – Mr Mark Owen Woyongo, Minister of Defence, on Tuesday assured the Ghana Armed Forces of governments readiness to equip the 48 Engineer Regiment to enable it contribute to the country’s development.

Funsi (U/W), May 1, GNA - Twenty–five farmer-based groups in the Wa East District of the Upper West Region have agreed to sell their produce to the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP).

Essipong (W/R) May1, GNA- The Trades Union Congress (TUC) on Wednesday proposed that all public office holders specified under Articles 71 and 190 of the 1992 Constitution should be placed on the same salary structure.

Akatsi (V/R), GNA, May 1, GNA- A downpour lasting for about three hours, disorganised the Volta Regional May Day Durbar at Akatsi on Wednesday.

Accra, May 1, GNA – The 2013 Global Monitoring Report of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund has revealed that in Sub-Saharan Africa poverty is concentrated in rural areas where 75 per cent of the poor reside.

Accra, May 1, GNA - The Trades Union Congress (TUC), on Wednesday proposed to government to consider introducing Basic Income Grant for those who are 60 years and above and are not on pension.

WACD said “discussions with the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Republic of Ghana and law enforcement agencies confirmed a regional reality that many drug users and small traffickers end up in jail with harsh sentences, while the “big fish” often escape arrest and prosecution”.