A teenager has been found guilty of taking part in the fatal gang rape of a woman on a Delhi bus last year.

Nii Armah Ashietey, Minister of Employment and Labour Relations, has announced that the 2013 Base Pay of teachers and other government workers has been increased by 10 per cent.

Kwabena Nimo, a farmer, who teamed up with his pregnant wife, Afua Asaaba, to steal 15 bunches of plantain worth GH¢150 from a plantation at Agona Asafo, is  being hunted by the police, while his wife is facing trial at the Agona Swedru District Magistrate’s Court.

The Agona Swedru District Magistrate’s Court, presided over by Mr K. B. Frempong, has issued an ultimatum to an irresponsible father, Kwaku Okyir, to name his five-month-old baby boy by August 30, 2013 and remit the child GH¢60 a month.

Professor Karikari is not known for exaggeration. He may well be right and from our collective behaviour in the last couple of weeks it is obvious that most of us see the petition process not only as the biggest story but also the most fateful event in our recent history.

The Director of Operations of the Ghana Police Service, Mr John Kudalor, has said the service will maintain its presence on the ground for one more week after the Supreme Court’s judgement on the 2012 presidential election petition.

Streets totalling 3,584 have been identified and named by the Town and Country Planning for the Accra metropolis under the ongoing nation-wide street naming exercise.

The first-ever Ghana Garden and Flower Exhibition opened in Accra yesterday with a call on Ghanaians to develop interest in using gardens and flowers as an avenue for job creation.

A research conducted by a health-based non-governmental organisation (NGO) has recommended to the government to simplify the policy on Community-based Health Planning and Service (CHPS) for it to become successful.

After days of prayer and fasting to seek divine intervention for the prevalence of peace in the country, religious leaders are praising God for granting Ghana peaceful atmosphere after the Supreme Court judgement on the 2012 election petition.

Profin Ghana Limited, a finance house has donated GH¢5, 000.00 to the Otumfuo Education Fund.

Business activities in Accra have returned to normal, a day after the Supreme Court affirmed Mr John Dramani Mahama as the validly elected President in the 2012 elections.

It is two hours into our Supreme Court’s historic declaration and as predicted months ago, Ghana is not burning! Nor do the signals point to any future intention to burn. For this and other mercies, we remain thankful to the Almighty and mightily proud of the general conduct of our kith and kin across the political divide.

“It will be history spiced with humour, music and dance,” is how playwright and theatre producer Latif Abubakar describes The Second Coming of Nkrumah, his new work which will open at the National Theatre next month.

Fusion of various musical cultures is not new but it can be quite dramatic and intense, especially when an adventurous group of artistes from several countries decide to let off their creative impulses.

An educational project implemented by the Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) in three deprived districts in northern Ghana has helped to strengthen `educational structures in the beneficiary districts with correspondent increase in quality education.

The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) on Wednesday expressed concern over undue delay by government to pay grants and subventions to schools and education offices which are in arrears for almost three quarters.

The Ghana Free Zone Board (GFZB) has attracted about $790 million worth of proposed capital investments for the first eight months of the year. The investments cover 23 new free zone companies in the country, with a projected 31,000 direct jobs to be created by the investment projects.

An international accounting and audit firm, Mazars, has officially introduced its brand in Ghana following the successful merger with a local private company.

The Ghana Air Force has been contracted by the United Nations (UN) to provide air services to the UN-led Mission in Mali, President John Dramani Mahama has announced.