Mr. Tuinese Edward Amuzu, a legal practitioner by profession, has dragged the Ghana Medical Association before an Accra High Court, praying that the court declares the strike action by members of the association as illegitimate.

Westbridge, in collaboration with the British High Commission, on Monday donated sporting equipment to the Borstal Institute as a way of boosting the morale of the youth and developing their talents in sports.

This year's National May Day celebration will be held at the Sekondi Sports Stadium at Essipong near Sekondi, Mr. Ellis Ankomah, Western Regional Secretary of the Ghana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), said on Monday.

The police were as usual at post to ensure order at the premises of the Supreme Court on the fourth day of the hearing of the Election Petition.

A new, and the second journalistsÂ’ body in the country, christened Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), has been born to champion the welfare of its teeming membership.

The Executive Director of A-to-Z Woman Training Institute, Mrs Veronica Mills Lamptey, has been honoured by Junior Chamber International (JCI) as a Senator (no: 72172) and also a Fellow of Henry Giessenbier (No:131) of the JCI Foundation.

Five people have been confirmed dead in a ghastly car crash at Apagya on the New Edubiase-Assin Fosu road in the Adansi South District of the Ashanti Region.

Labour consultant Senyo Adjabeng has described as “disappointing”, a statement issued by the government that questioned the motive behind the decision by striking public Doctors to intensify their action by withdrawing emergency services.

The Abura Dunkwa Police have arrested a 50-year-old man, Kojo Say for defiling his 13-year-old biological daughter at Mpeseduadze in the Abura-Asebu-kwamankese (AAK) District of the Central Region.

Information reaching Daily Guide over the weekend indicated that a visual arts tutor at Aggrey Memorial Zion Senior High School in Cape Coast, who turned a female form-one student of the school into a sex machine, has been released by the school management.

A CHINESE woman has gone on trial accused of killing a man — by squeezing his TESTICLES too hard.

Urgent care is needed for widows who often have little support within the society, Reverend Samuel Asiedu Bonsu, Head Pastor of the Victory Baptist Church, has said.

A 30-year-old yet-to-be identified commercial sex worker was murdered last Thursday following an argument between her and two persons over payment for her service.

Former First Lady and President of the 31st December WomenÂ’s Movement, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings says if women are not encouraged to take up responsibilities the countryÂ’s development will be stunted.

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service is dusting up plans to pick up Ken Ofori-Atta for interrogation for purportedly inciting civil unrest in the country.

The minister for Local Government and Rural Development, Mr Akwasi Opong-Fosu has shed more light on governmentÂ’s intention to soon initiate a nationwide performance-based management system to facilitate high labour productivity in the public sector, particularly at the district assemblies.

A request by Godfred Yeboah Dame, counsel for Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, to the General Legal Council to furnish him with a certified photocopy of the extract from the Roll Book for July 8, 1975, has revealed, once again, that the 2012 Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party, was called to the Ghana Bar on the July 8, 1975.

It is very obvious that one group happy with the election of John Dramani Mahama as GhanaÂ’s 4th President of the fourth Republic is the international gay community.

President John Dramani Mahama has debunked rumours circulating that he killed his former boss, President John Mills, ahead of the December 2012 elections, which saw him lead the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The Director of Planning and Programmes at the National Road Safety Commission (NRSC), Mrs. May Obiri Yeboah has urged all Ghanaians to be responsible for ensuring that the countryÂ’s roads are safe from accidents.