Information available to Joy News indicates that the Supreme Court has formally written to the international accounting firm, KPMG tasked with the responsibility to count the contentious pink sheets.

The Deputy Eastern Regional Minister, Mavis Ama Frempong has said the implementation of the Youth in Road Maintenance (YiRM) Module in the past few years, has immensely helped to reduce the burden of youth unemployment and therefore needs to be sustained.

Mrs Henrietta Appiah Oppong, Minister of Justice and Attorney General, said government was conducting feasibility studies on modalities for establishing an Anti-money Laundering Special Control Unit.

Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of civil rights icon Malcolm X, has been killed in Mexico according to The Amsterdam News. He was 28.

The Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld the decision of the Commercial Court to allow the state to introduce evidence of fraud in the payment of GHS 51.2 million to Alfred Woyome, a businessman.

In recent years international lawyers and accountants have built a web of corporate opacity which has enabled tax avoidance and corruption on an alarming scale.

"There was a terrible, sulphurous smell, like rotten eggs, and a tremendous pressure against my chest," Paul Templer said, recalling the moment he realized he had been swallowed by a hippopotamus.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has said the recent weakness of the cedi is seasonal, and that it stands ready to ensure stability of both foreign exchange demand and supply.

The former Member of Parliament for Asokwa in the Ashanti Region, Maxwell Kofi Jumah has decried what he says is the breakdown of security in the Ashanti Region.

Government has played down fears of insecurity in the country following gun and machete attacks, series of fire outbreaks as well as threats of galamsey mining across the country.