The Bureau for Internal Affairs (BIA), has called on the government to investigate how about 15 consignment of mercury seized from some Chinese nationals got missing at the Customs Division of Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).

A Circuit Court in Accra on Thursday said it would now hold Police Prosecutors responsible for the absence of remand prisoners.

All government and state institutions risk being sued for not restructuring their buildings and making them easily accessible to persons living with disability.

There was drama at an Accra Circuit Court when a lawyer declared in open court that he was not going to defend armed robbers again following attack on his family by robbers.

Seventy-five (72) people were killed in road crashes in the Ashanti Region in the first three months of the year.

The two Peruvians who stole the crown jewels of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, have been sentenced to a total of 44 months imprisonment by a Oslo District Court.

It seems the cycle of industrial actions plaguing the country of late will not end anytime soon as Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has also gone on strike.

President John Dramani Mahama is in Abuja, Nigeria for talks with Nigerian President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

A leading member of the People's National Convention (PNC) and a policy Analyst for the party, Atik Mohammed has slammed the Director of the Ghana Immigration Service, DCOP, Dr. Peter Wiredu, for personally signing documents to permit foreigners from Asia transact business in Ghana and callously harassing the foreigners after they have commenced their business in Ghana.

The Deputy Commissioner of the Ghana Revenue Authority, Kwame Ofosuhene Apenteng has issued a stern warning to tax payers who shirk their obligations to the country.

World Health Organisation (WHO) says over a billion people worldwide is suffering from hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Hypertension is most prevalent in Africa where it affects up to 46 per cent of adults

The University Teachers Association Ghana has rejected government's decision to pay in three instalments arrears due them. According to UTAG, they will accept nothing short of the full payment of the arrears.

The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, Earl Ankrah, has thrown a spanner in the spokes of the striking University Teachers Association (UTAG) by stating emphatically that they would not get the single payment of the total amount owed them by government as they are demanding.

Some cocoa farmers in the Upper Denkyira East District in the Central Region have found a way to make ‘quick’ money.