Abena Korkor Addo, a teaching assistant at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), has rendered an unqualified apology for making some startling allegations against some key personalities.

Women are key contributors to local communities and development, and empowering them to have a reliable source of livelihoods helps to ensure long-term sustainable development that transforms their communities. In our efforts to empower and develop women, we recognise the role of rural women, by celebrating them on the United Nations International Day of Rural Women on October 15.

NGOs in Health have called on the Health Ministry to probe circumstances under which free diabetes drugs were undersupplied to hospitals.

The Court of Appeal in the UAE has dismissed as unsubstantiated and frivolous, allegations of fraud made against a Canadian businessman by his Ghanaian partner.

Electronics giant Samsung has partnered with Ecobank to deliver the much-anticipated Galaxy Note 8 device to smartphone lovers in Ghana.

Sunda international Ghana Ltd. and Twyford Ceramics have extended their donation of relief items after the atomic junction gas explosion to affected students of the University of Ghana.

A child and family-focused organization in Ghana, J Initiative, is impressing on the government to remove the 20% tax levy on sanitary pads.

Second Deputy Speaker of Ghana's Parliament Alban Bagbin has expressed his satisfaction with the achievements of the august House.

Canadian company Ashanti Gold has identified new mineralised zones at its Anumso project in the Ashanti Region after completing a sampling programme.

The government has pledged to give strong support to technical universities and polytechnics – to raise the quality of their training, to drive the nation’s industrialization.

One government institution that initially provided hope to the Ghanaian because of its huge support to the economy was the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), which was established in 1947 to formulate strategies to sustain the cocoa industry in Ghana.