South Africa's ailing former leader, Nelson Mandela, is said to be showing great resilience though his condition becomes unstable at times.

The UK and the US have threatened a "serious response" if it emerges Syria used chemical weapons last week.

CAL Bank has awarded ten lucky customers in the second draw of its loyalty promotion dubbed the

The countryÂ’s external reserves rose from $4.9 billion in July this year to $5.7 billion as of August 20, 2013, at the back of inflows from COCOBOD syndicated loans and the US$1 billion proceeds for infrastructural development.

Government has begun work on the 2014 budget with an overwhelming focus on job creation following a two day Presidential retreat which ended Saturday.

Government has issued cheques for the payment of allowance arrears demanded by the Judicial Service Staff Association (JUSSAG) ahead of the Supreme Court judgment on the Presidential Election Petition on Thursday August 29.

An Agogo Circuit Court presided over by justice Alex Obeng Asante has sentenced a 25 year old man to five years in prison for stealing a goat

An eight-year-old boy who allegedly shot dead his 87-year-old caregiver with her own gun had played a violent video game that awards points for killing people just minutes earlier.

The Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) has joined in the clarion call for peace and stability after the Supreme Court verdict on the 2012 election petition on August 29.

Members of the Judicial Service Staff Association say they will not call off their planned nationwide strike on Tuesday despite governmentÂ’s release of cheques for their unpaid allowance.

University of Ghana faces imminent closure as lecturers continue their strike almost two weeks into new academic year.

Government is rolling out a number of measures to get the security services in what it calls a state of perpetual alertness.

The Greater Accra Region, recorded 3,340 road crashes, consisting 181 deaths and 1548 injured persons, within the first six months of 2013.

Local government minister, Akwasi Opong-Fosu has been criticized for engaging the Attorney General to draft a code of conduct for members of local assemblies across the country.

A Minister of State at the Presidency in charge of Public Sector Reform, Alhassan Azong, says the introduction of the SSSS has failed to reflect positively on the level of productivity because all the key issues were not considered before the implementation started.

The Agona East District Director of the NCCE, Neenyi Kofi Taboe has suggested that leaders of NDC and NPP deposit their travelling documents with the Supreme Court prior to the verdict.

AFAG is urging Ghanaians to shirk their partisan political interest and put Ghana first ahead of the final ruling on the Presidential Election Petition challenging the legitimacy of President John Mahama.

Members of the governing NDC and the opposition NPP in Muslim communities in Kumasi have embarked on a peace walk to show their commitment to peace ahead of the Supreme Court judgment on the election petition.

He has three wives, 11 children and counting and believes no man should marry a highly educated woman. Those are the views of boxer, musician, comedian, Bukom Banku.

Former undisputed heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson claims he is "on the verge of dying" from ongoing drug and alcohol problems.