Hearing was adjourned yesterday after Presiding Judge Atuguba gave the court's blessing to an agreement reached by the two parties – Counsel for petitioners,Addison and counsel for third respondent, Tsikata.

Pharmacists in government hospitals have insisted that they would continue with their strike until they are placed on the appropriate salary levels.

The technology giant Apple has been defending itself against accusations that it's avoided paying tax on tens of billions of dollars in profits.

A senior partner at international accounting firm KMPG has disclosed in a telephone interview with the Producer of Adom TVÂ’s Badwam morning show, Dominic Kissi Yeboah, that counting of the contested Pink Sheet evidence will resume today.

A three-day Internet Governance and Standards Development workshop to sensitise the internet community on key issues affecting the sector opened in Accra on Tuesday.

Messers Stephano Ramella Pezza and Jimmy Castagna Managing Directors of Consar Limited and Michelletti and Co respectively have denied working with embattled businessman Mr Alfred Agbesi Woyome.

The Ghana Federation of the Disabled says some MMDAs are failing to release the two per cent Common Fund meant for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs).

The National Hajj Committee says it is ready to ensure an incident free pilgrimage for Muslims this year.

The Awutu-Senya District Assembly has put in measures to ensure increase in revenue generation, Mr Sampson Abbey Armah, District Chief Executive (DCE), has said.

One person has been shot dead whilst four others are in critical condition following a gun battle at Sota, a community near Dodowa in Accra.

The Grandmaster of the Grand Lodge of Ghana, His most worshipful Brother Otwasuom Osei Nyampong VI, has said that the Bible is the first book you will see in a freemason temple.

In its ongoing crusade to expose corruption in the operations of GYEEDA, Joy News has uncovered yet another rot involving the Better Ghana Management Limited which is owned by Joseph Siaw Agyapong, owner of Zoomlion and Chairman of the Jospong Group of Companies.

The Government and Hospital Pharmacists Association (GHOSPA) has cautioned heads of health facilities against what it says are ‘subtle threats” against striking members.

Forty two suspected armed robbers have been arrested in a swoop in Bantama a suburb of Kumasi.

Despite recent denials by the police administration on the commencement of recruitment into the Police Service, information reaching The Independent news desk indicates that secret medical screening for “new recruits” has already began at the Public Health Department of the Police Hospital.

Government has expressed grave concern about the death of four persons in a stampede at the Spintex road branch of T.B. JoshuaÂ’s Synagogue of All Nations Church.

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is being accused of doing little to improve fire safety at its power substations across the country. This comes on the back of a second fire outbreak at the Achimota substation in four months.

The Minister for Education, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has warned heads of schools against taking illegal fees from parents.

Father of the security man who was killed at Bantama says he doesn't care if the perpetrators of the crime are arrested and jailed, he only wants to deal with his loss and pray they repent and find a more decent job.

Two companies involved in the construction of the 2008 African Cup of Nations stadia have denied knowing Alfred Agbesi Woyome as an official of Waterville Holdings Limited.