Wednesday, December 26, 2012 Even though the NPP is yet to file its case at the Supreme Court to fight the EC (the NDC and the media too) over the outcome of the Presidential elections, I am quite certain that the matter will not be determined before January 7, 2013, when President Mahama will be [...]

Such is the level of confidence I have in the personal integrity of the Electoral Commissioner, Dr. Afari-Djan, that I am doubtful that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) will be able to prove its allegation of electoral fraud, on a scale widespread enough to enable it have the declaration of President Mahama as the winner of the 2012 presidential election, annulled by the Supreme Court of Ghana

Liberty Professionals dished out a befitting Christmas present to their fans, beating Berekum Chelsea 5-1 in their Week-13 Premiership encounter at the Sly Tetteh Stadium, Dansoman, on Wednesday

Natural resources are the wealth of any country and the discovery and exploitation of such resources give hope to the citizens, as they are hailed as the beginning of a country’s economic asset

Asante Kotoko displayed sheer determination to defeat visiting Real Tamale United (RTU) 3-2 in their Glo Premier League clash on Boxing Day, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium, Kumasi

The Conservative Alliance Network (CAN) says it will support live media coverage of court proceedings in which the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is seeking to challenge the presidential election results because its national interest

President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday denied rumours that he has undergone a kidney transplant in South Africa. “Yes, I am in South Africa with my wife and children for a private visit, and it is an opportunity for me to spend some time with them,” he said in a statement on his facebook page reproduced on his official Election 2012 website

The Bishop of the Koforidua Diocese of the Anglican Church, Right Reverend Francis Benjamin Quashie, has called on political leaders to honour their pledges to the people of Ghana

Even before John Mahama is sworn in as the president having been declared winner of the 2012 elections, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is asking him to immediately start fulfilling the numerous promises he made that wooed Ghanaians to vote for him

President John Mahama has consoled the family of the late Volta regional Minister Henry ford Kamel who died on Tuesday. The Minister collapsed on Tuesday afternoon at his home town Guaman in the Volta Region whilst engaged in a conversation with his guests

Ghanaians have elected John Dramani Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) who will face a series of policy choices. As government revenue rises to record levels due to oil and gas production, politicians will have more resources to devote to pumping water into neighbourhoods and building roads

The Police in Tamale have appealed to the two pro-National Democratic Congress (NDC) feuding groups to stop fighting over the Victory Cinema Toilet facility

The chiefs and people of the Kwahu Traditional Area have been advised to promote peace after this year’s elections. The Krontihene of Kwahu Abene, Nana Simpe Wiredu II, made the appeal, during a grand durbar of chiefs and people of the area, to mark this year’s “Akwasidae Kese” celebration

Mr Henry Ford Kamel, Volta Regional Minister, died Tuesday morning, Christmas Day, while being rushed to the Jasikan District Hospital. He was said to have collapsed in the house, at Guaman, in the district

The Sekyere Rural Bank made a profit before tax of GH¢553,473.59 on its operations, last year, Mr Joseph Sarfo-Adjei, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, has announced

Overseer Samuel Awudi, Pastor in-charge of Maranatha Temple of the Great Commission Church International (GCCI), New Santo near Kanawu, Tema has appealed to Ghanaians to help build the nation with tolerance

The clergy in Ho, Volta Regional capital, has expressed utter dismay and shock at the demise of Mr Henry Ford Kamel, Volta Regional Minister. The late Kamel last two weeks met leadership of the clergy in the region, and tasked it to plan a thanksgiving service to appreciate God for seeing Ghana through peaceful and successful elections

Twenty babies, made up of 8 males and 12 females, were delivered at the Winneba Government Hospital and Kasoa Polyclinic in the Central Region during the Christmas festivities

A new study with 431,479 study participants has reinforced that an individual having relatively no weight troubles can be at risk of developing the same conditions as an obese individual without the proper amount of exercise. Researchers call the study a wake-up call for couch potatoes of all sizes

Drinking chemical rich tap water has been linked to an increase in the occurrence of various food allergies in children and adults. The use of environmental pesticides and purifying chemicals is an all-time high and a growing health concern