Speeches by key leaders at the end of the G20 summit in St Petersburg have laid bare the bitter divisions over possible military action in Syria.

Kenya and Nigeria have signed agreements that will see the two nations work together to boost bilateral trade.

Deputy President William Ruto has suffered another blow after the International Criminal Court dismissed his request to reconsider a judges' decision on the venue of trial.

Deputy President William Ruto has suffered another blow after the International Criminal Court dismissed his request to reconsider a judges' decision on the venue of trial.

The 2012 presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo Addo, has broken his silence on calls by some party members and supporters for him to lead the party in the 2016 general elections.

Ghana is considered as fortunate, because since the inception of democratic rule in 1992, elections have witnessed little or no violence and it is considered the bastion of peace and growing democratic governance in Africa.

Two kids, aged two and three years residing at Osei-Kofi-Akuraa, near Adomfe in the Asante-Akim South District, died shortly after being rescued from a well.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday said the incidence of whales being washed ashore was a global occurrence and not limited to Ghana.

The Lawyers in Search of Democracy (LINSOD) has said the indecent haste with which some lawyers have launched attacks on Mr Tsatsu Tsikata was unfortunate.

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor, has expressed concern about neglected tropical diseases and the rising burden of non-communicable illnesses in Africa and elsewhere around the globe.

The University Teachers Association, Ghana, (UTAG) has called off its strike of a month and six days.

Oilwatch Ghana, an environmental non-governmental organisation (NGO), has called on government to urgently establish the correlation between the country’s oil industry and the increasing mortality of marine mammals.

Private universities in Ghana have appealed to government to restore the tax exempt status due them to enable them to fully discharge their responsibilities to the people.

The Right Reverend Edward Ofori-Donkor, Bishop of the Sekondi Diocese of the Methodist Church-Ghana, on Thursday stated that Christianity has become a religion of convenience and not a way to salvation.

Work on the new Upper West Regional Hospital in Wa progresses. In all, 27 buildings, made up of wards, residential accommodation for staff, an administration block and a pharmacy, among others, will be constructed.

The Ghana Blind Teachers Association (GBTA) has called on the government to include them in the decision-making process. According to the association, blind teachers have a crucial role to play in national development, for which reason they should not be ignored, especially in educational matters.

The US State Department urged the Kenyan government on Thursday to "fulfill its commitments to seek justice for the victims of the 2007-2008 post-election violence."

Egypt's government has decided to press ahead with the legal dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood, state media report.

G20 leaders remain divided over the Syrian conflict as they enter the final day of their Russian summit.

This is a love song of sorts, a well-deserved work of literary praise for my doctor, Adrian Nii Oddoye.  Actually, it’s not just for him; it’s for all the doctors who’ve claimed me as a patient instead of kicking me out of their offices; all the doctors who’ve taken my urgent phone calls and greeted my lists of symptoms (oh-so-many symptoms) with true compassion.