Grounds were on Tuesday broken to pave the way for the construction of a three-wing hostel complex at the northern campus of the University of Cape Coast (UCC)

Ghanaians would soon be called upon to decide in a referendum on the three critical reviews of portions of the 1992 constitution which are abolition of the death penalty, declaration of war by the President and the swearing- in of the President before parliament by the chief Justice.

The Black Stars coach has admitted all is not well in his camp ahead of a crunch game against Portugal but has given the assurance that will not divert their attention

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC), has announced an increase of 12.09 per cent in electricity tariff with effect from July 1. The Commission, however, deferred the implementation of a 6.1 per cent increase in water tariff for the period. The Commission said its deliberations on the 3rd Quarter Automatic Adjustment Formula (AAF) indicated that […]

The University of Ghana (UG) has established a Technology Development and Transfer Centre (TDTC) to reposition itself as a world class research institution

A number of football fans in Tema have expressed mixed feelings about the Black Stars' chances of qualifying to the next stage of the World Cup in Brazil

Two pregnant women died in a horrifying motor accident that occurred at Simpa along the Tarkwa-Takoradi highway in the Western Region.

Ghana’s HIV prevalence has again declined from 1.37 per cent in 2012 to 1.30 per cent for 2013, Sentinel Survey (HSS) and National Prevalence and Estimates report has revealed

An Accra Circuit court on Wednesday fined Ali Deris, Chief Executive of Golden Way Merchant Limited, for conspiracy to commit crime and exportation of Charcoal

A petitioner who obtained a default judgement of GH¢ 1,418, 151.76 for his demolished property, had no building permit, the Judgement Debt Commission was told on Wednesday

The poor standards at the basic education level in Ghana is a collective national failure that requires radical rather than progressive approaches to remedy

Professor Edmund N. Delle, Chief Physician and Consultant Dermatologist, Rabito Clinic, has advised cosmetologists and beauticians to seek guidance and education from dermatologists on chemicals and other products they use for their clients

Wendy Lucas-Bull, Chairman of the Barclays Africa Group has stated that the bank is keen to work with both the government and the private sector

Mr Samuel Sarpong, Ashanti Regional Minister, says the exclusion and lack of participation in the political development process, are to blame for the current polarization of the country

Ghanaians would soon be called upon to decide in a referendum on the three critical reviews of portions of the 1992 constitution which are abolition of the death penalty, declaration of war by the President and the swearing- in of the President before parliament by the chief Justice

The mortal remains of the late Maulvi Dr Wahab Adam, Ameer and Missionary in-charge of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission, had arrived at the Forecourt of the State House for pre-burial Muslim Janazah prayer

The Managing Director of Solidaridad West Africa, Mr Isaac Gyamfi, has called for concerted efforts to tackle the threat posed to the nation’s cocoa production by illegal gold mining

The Phobian was officially given the kick on Tuesday despite guiding the capital side to a third place on the top-flight log last season

A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Bronc-Ahafo Region, on Tuesday called on the Council of Elders of the party to initiate a peace accord among feuding factions in the party.

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has left Accra for Malabo, Eqiuatorial Guinea, to attend the 23rd Summit of the African Union (AU)