About 5,000 police personnel have been deployed to all 10 regions of the country to provide additional support to their colleagues ahead of the Supreme Court judgement.

The Sekyere Afram Plains district in the Ashanti region has ordered a one-day ban on the sale of alcoholic drinks ahead of the Supreme Court ruling on August 29.

Kevin-Prince Boateng is one of numerous injured players missing from the Milan squad for SaturdayÂ’s tie at Verona.

The Network of People Living with HIV say they are always embarrassed by abusive language used by officials at some health facilities when they go there to access anti-retroviral drugs.

Authorities at Cape Coast University have deployed police personnel to the campus hospital to prevent FUSSAG officials from pressurizing members who are defying a nationwide strike.

25-year-old Prince Dzah, an Associate Pastor of the Winners Chapel International, Aflao branch, was arrested by the Police for allegedly stealing about Gh¢18,000 belonging to the church.

A former Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye has said that Ghana's political leaders may not have the political will to share power.

The Most Reverend Gabriel Charles Palmer-Buckle grossly misplaces our Fourth Republican political priorities when he suggests that the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision on the 2012 presidential election petition ought to lead to the formation of a "unity government."

In most cities around the world, the issue of Vehicle Emission has become quite catastrophic. The issue is much more alarming in cities of developing and under-developed countries and Ghana is no exception.

As part of its commitment to deepening and consolidating GhanaÂ’s constitutional democracy, The Institute of Economic Affairs - Ghana has commenced a Constitutional Review Series, within which to review the Report of the Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) vis-a-vis the Government White Paper.

In most cities around the world, the issue of Vehicle Emission has become quite catastrophic. The issue is much more alarming in cities of developing and under-developed countries and Ghana is no exception.

Children, especially in cultures such as ours, are seen as the basis for successful marriages. In some cases, children are seen as wealth. My people, the Gurune (Frafra), have a saying that “the wealth of a man is not determined by the size of his barn but the number of mouths he feeds.”

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urges the Syrian government to allow a UN team to swiftly investigate an alleged chemical weapons attack.

A second day of hearings is under way in the trial of Bo Xilai, the former top Chinese politician charged with bribery, corruption and abuse of power.

UN agencies say the number of children forced to flee Syria has reached one million, describing the figure as "a shameful milestone".

Despite building a prototype Ghanaian model vehicle from scrap, the Suame Magazine Industrial Organisation (SMIDO) is yet to receive any support from the government of Ghana.

The country's quest to raise funds for development through the issuing bonds has received massive interest from investors.

Mining firm Golden Star Wassa Limited (GSWL) has resettled over 750 inhabitants within 28 villages and hamlets that constitute Tegbokrom in the Wassa East District of the Western region.

The Graphic Communications Group Limited and Multi TV are inviting members of the general public to a 12-hour national all-night prayer session dubbed

The District Chief Executive for Sawla-Tuna-Kalba, Isaac Dramani Mumuni has pledged to work in the next few years to remove all schools currently studying under trees in the district.