Deloitte and Touche Ghana, a financial institution, has refurbished the Children’s Ward at the Police Hospital  in Accra at the cost of GH¢30,000.

A section of the Methodist Church building under construction  at Sakaman , a suburb of Accra, collapsed on Friday, leaving one person seriously injured.  The identity of the injured person had not been established at the time of filing this report.

Mr Kojo Ajai, a Kumasi- based investor, has appealed  to the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, to intervene in the controversy over the ownership of a 1.86 - acre plot at Adako-Jachie, near Kumasi.

Seventy-five People Living With Disabilities (PLWD) in the Afadjato South District have received various sums of money from the two per cent District Assembly Common Fund reserved for persons with disabilities.

The Ghana High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa, has organised a talk on the early detection, prevention and treatment of breast cancer for its staff.

The Musama Disco Christo Church (MDCC) has organised a four-day special crusade and prayer session at Gomoa Mankessim in the Gomoa West District to pray for a peaceful election petition verdict and economic stability of the country.

A friend asked this question recently: have you ever seen a commercial driver wearing prescription eye glasses? The answer is generally no, the only exception being a couple of taxi drivers I may have spotted in Accra, apart from those who wear dark glasses on their foreheads as part of the dress code. The point of that question is a very serious one which should lead to immediate action of one kind or another.

One person died on the spot when a 33-Seater Benz bus skidded off the road in an attempt to avoid running over a goat around the Barwah Barracks on the Tamale-Bolgatanga highway.

This week I would like once again to talk about the economy because it is central to the country’s development and also dear to the hearts of the people who live in it including myself.

The New York Film Academy (NYFA) will hold a training programme for film makers and other creative professionals in Nigeria under the auspices of the Del-York International, representative of the NYFA in Africa.

It was all fun and fashion when the Exopa Modeling Agency and Runway.

Giuseppina Baafi, a 22-year-old accounting student, has been crowned Miss Ghana 2013 at a colourful finale at the Banquette Hall, State House Saturday night.

US prosecutors have charged militant Islamist leader Mokhtar Belmokhtar over a deadly siege at an Algerian gas plant in January.

For threatening a taxi driver with a sharp knife to hand over his taxicab to them, three Kumasi-based robbers, who succeeded in snatching the taxi,  are to spend 40 years each in jail.

Election officials abducted by gunmen in northern Mali a week before presidential elections have been freed, local officials say.

An Accra Circuit Court, presided over by Mr Francis Obiri, has sentenced Cletus Ofori, a trader, to 30 years’ imprisonment for conspiring to commit crime and robbing a couple.  

The Agona Swedru Circuit Court has remanded the managing director of a Takoradi-based company in prison custody for allegedly issuing four dud cheques to Joseph Awuku, the Manager of Mac Palmas Company Limited in Cape Coast.

A group of masked men has allegedly gunned down a 45-year old farmer, Osman Awudu, in his house at Nkwanta, near Salaga in the East Gonja District in the Northern Region.

The Accra Metropolitan Authority (AMA) admits that it does not have any guidelines that set standards for the operation of garages (also known locally as fitting shops) in the city.

The Eastern Corridor of the Northern Region, particularly areas around Zabzugu and Tatale, is fast becoming a transit point for human trafficking activities.