Ho, Jan. 2, GNA - Cured lepers in Ho, are expected to live independently, following the presentation of equipment to the Lepers’ Skills Training Centre by Mrs Dzifa Attivor, Minister of Transport on Wednesday.

The Indomie party fed 150 children from the orphanage and those from Ogbojo Community.

He said this would protect Muslims from issues affecting Islam and legal matters, which pose as challenges to them.

“The bill is a giveaway of our agricultural heritage and our agricultural future to western multinational corporations. In return, Ghana gets nothing but false and empty promises.

Koforidua, Jan. 1, GNA-Reverend Dickson Tuffuor Sarpong, Head Pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) in Koforidua, has called on the youth to shun immoral acts and rather lead upright lifestyle in the year 2014.

Cape Coast, Jan. 1, GNA- Churches in the Cape Coast Metropolis were on Tuesday night filled to capacity as Christians as well as occasional church goers kept vigil with prayer, dancing, singing and waving of white handkerchiefs to usher in the New Year.

Kumasi, Jan 1, GNA – A senior pastor of the Redemption Baptist Church at Atonsu-Kuwait in Kumasi, has asked people to adopt a more positive attitude to life and to have strong self-belief.

Koforidua, Jan. 1, GNA-Captain (retired) Nkrabeah Effah-Dartey, Aspiring General Secretary of the new Patriotic Party (NPP), has said the party’s decisions and indecisions in 2014 would determine its fate in the 2016 General Elections.

Kumasi, Jan 1, GNA – The Reverend Kofi Amfo-Akonnor, Asante Presbytery Chairperson of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG), has asked the church to strengthen its youth ministry to aid young people to lead decent and fulfilling lives.

Kumasi, Jan 1, GNA – The Spiritual Head of the Brotherhood Church, Primate S.K. Adofo, has urged Ghanaians to remain calm and refuse to give in to cynicism.

Kumasi (Ash), Jan 1, GNA - The Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of the Kumasi, the Most Reverend Justice Gabriel Yaw Anokye, has urged Members of Parliament (MPs) to vigorously engage their constituents on all critical national issues.

Accra, Jan 01, GNA - Mr Alan Kyeremanten, a New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential aspirant for Election 2016, on Wednesday donated food items to the Osu Children’s Home.

Kumasi, Jan. 1, GNA – Night vigil at packed Christian worship centres and street partying was the way residents of the Kumasi Metropolis ushered in the year 2014.

He said 2014 was a year Christians must increase their prayers, request for wisdom and to expect answers to prayers from the previous years rather than moving from one place to the other seeking men of God to pray for them.

He said in a New Year message that Ghanaians should eschew laziness, reject corrupt practices and selfishness and live in unity and added that political differences and ethnicity must never be permitted to hold the nation back and threaten its stability.

Members of the various churches freely mixed with first-timers to sing praises to God, danced and waved white handkerchiefs in appreciation of the gift of life.

“Anyone found culpable in this regard should be punished without fear or favour…all Ghanaians should support the President to eliminate this cancer of corruption from our body politics and the economy as a whole”,

He said some churches had shifted from the focus and the core mandate of soul winning and evangelism as ordained by Christ to speeches of riches and wealth for personal aggrandizement to the detriment of the salvation.

He said the concept of brotherliness had broken down in society and this had created disunity.

He said workers should be more productive and support the government to address the many challenges facing the country.