An Accra Circuit Court on Monday handed a 35-year prison term to Derrick Tetteh, a driver, for attempting to rob.

The Okyenhene, Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin II, has expressed worry about the spate of indiscipline among the countryÂ’s youth, and called on parents and religious organisations to strengthen their control over children, to enable them to produce responsible adults for nation building.

Most Reverend Francis A.K Lodonu, Catholic Bishop of Ho, on Monday said that the military is incapable of governing Ghana.

It has long been known that women can be guilty of faking the throes of passion in the bedroom, but a surprising number of men feign orgasms too, according to research carried out by a Harvard academic.

Chairman of the Melcom Group of Companies, Bhagwan Khubchandani, says the company has learnt important lessons and has become an even better and stronger brand after the unfortunate November 7, 2012 accident in which a six- storey building which used to house the Achimota branch of the Mall collapsed and claimed some 14 lives.

Mr Simon Addae-Cornutsey, Headmaster of Dabala Senior High Technical/Secondary School, has advised parents and guardians to place their wards in boarding facilities instead of renting private hostels for them.

It was a Saturday morning with nothing unusual about it. Just another weekend for the indigenes of Mentukwa who were going about their normal duties.

Mr Aquinas Tawiah Quansah, Member of Parliament for Mfantseman, has urged Ghanaians to desist from activities that could bring the image of the country into disrepute.

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), on Monday said it was injecting dynamism into its ombudsman mandate, to tighten the fight against corruption in the country.

A two-year project aims to mainstream mental services into the public health system in Ghana, has begun in the Brong-Ahafo Region.

Janet Duker, a suspected church thief was yesterday arrested at the Rev. Ernest Bruce Memorial Methodist Church, Adabraka in Accra.

At least 16 bodies have been retrieved from an illegal mining pit that collapsed at Kyekyewere near Dunkwa-on-Offin, in the in the Upper Denkyira East Municipality of the Central region Monday morning.

The Deputy Minister Designate for Works, Housing and Water Resources, Mr Sampson Ahi, has pledged to work hard towards solving the water challenges that have bedeviled the nation for sometime.

One of the reasons why the National Lottery Authority (NLA) terminated the contract between it and SIMNET, a company owned by SSNIT, which was providing technical services for the operations of the NLA, was that the former had allegedly engaged in fraud, which was affecting revenue generation for the state.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs has stated that government is not perturbed by assertions that the country risk hurting the sensibilities of its Western partners due to the visit of the Iranian President.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development is adopting some alternative measures to salvage the fishing sector in the country.

A former Deputy Chairman of the National Labour Commission, Kwesi Danso-Acheampong says the nation should draw lessons from the recent industrial unrest that have since become the bane of the economy.

Government has rolled out a number of initiatives to enhance the development of Zongo communities in the country.

Ghana Police on Friday arrested one Twum Debrah a claimant to the Kade Chieftaincy dispute accused of stealing equipment of a mining company in Prankesi near Kade in the Eastern region.

Information reaching peacefmonline.com has it that about 12 illegal miners (galamsey operators) are dead and more trapped after a mine collapsed at Dunkwa-on-Offin in the Central Region.