Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Our Parliament has come to notice again for doing a very bad thing. I have on several occasions pinpointed it as one institution that hasn’t helped us move the country forward and our MPs as being more interested in seeking their own interests than assiduously performing their legitimate duties to justify [...]

Today, marks exactly one year after the death of President John Evans Atta Mills at the 37 Military Hospital in Accra, and the man who served as his Director of Communications while in opposition and at the presidency has broken his long bottled silence on his years with the man many hold as a symbol of peace

Very soon, the Supreme Court would announce and declare the genuine winner of last year’s election, and this has generated concerns about protecting our peace

Ms Victoria Hammah, Deputy Minister of Communication, said the Ministry is facilitating the vision of Government to develop policies, regulations and programmes to transform Ghana

Political parties have been asked to sensitize their supporters to accept the verdict that would be delivered by the Supreme Court on the election petition brought before it

THE VARIOUS markets in the Ashanti regional capital of Kumasi were temporarily turned into prayer camps on Monday. Fervent prayers were said for Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer for the 2012 polls by the market women

The Chief Justice (CJ), Mrs Georgina Theodora Wood, has said that the Judicial Council will not shield any judicial officer or staff who would misconduct his or her self

Dr. Sekou Nkrumah has indicated that inasmuch as Ghanaians will eulogize late President Atta Mills, his negative traits must as well be highlighted

Former Attorney General Betty Mould-Iddrisu says late President John Mills was greatly pained by the incessant “vilification” he suffered from critics within his party as well as those in opposition

If there‘s ever one great achievement I should praise myself of after 68 years of existence on this turbulent planet called earth, then it was my ability to resist the temptation to reply you

The size of a population determines many factors such as its potential supply of cheap, skilled and unskilled labour, its market demand, its ability to consume and cause the increase in aggregate demand and the growth of GDP, its geopolitical importance, its tax revenue potential, among others

The office of businessman Alfred Woyome has hit hard at the former Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Martin Amidu describing him as being “consistently inconsistent” in his statements about the payment of the GH¢51 million judgment debt

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection will by the end of September, lay an Affirmative Action draft bill before Parliament to help address the gender imbalances in the society

The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the Government of Ghana on Tuesday signed an agreement for the award of eight million dollars for feasibility studies into the second compact of the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA)

He was described in various ways at a poignant commemorative lecture marking the first anniversary of his passing at the Accra International Conference Centre on Monday July 22. Professor Kwamena Ahwoi of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration

There is absolutely no constructive reason for Nana Akufo-Addo to assure anybody anywhere of his good faith, trust and confidence in the imminent delivery of the verdict of the Atuguba-presided Supreme Court that heard the grievances of the main opposition New Patriotic Party

Alhaji Inusah Fuseini, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, on Tuesday advised Ghanaians not to collaborate with foreign nationals who engage in illegal mining (galamsey)

Men who regularly skip breakfast have a 27 per cent higher risk of suffering a heart attack than those who do eat the meal, says a new Harvard study. The 16 year study consisted of nearly 27 000 men aged 45 to 82