Ghana’s economy is back on track with clear signs of reducing the GDP fiscal deficit from about 15 per cent by the end of the year, the Minister for Finance and Economic Planning has indicated.
African Leaders transform AU into an authority
African leaders at the ongoing 13th AU Summit in Libya have passed a resolution to transform the African Union Commission into an Authority. ...
Lens editor apologises for calling parliament "den of thieves"
The Editor of the Lens newspaper Kobby Fiagbe has apologized to Parliament for bringing the name of the house into disrepute....
Muntari thrills street soccer kids
Sulley Muntari is no stranger when it comes to dramatic interventions and last minute goals but you could have excused the Inter Milan player and his fellow Black Stars team mates if they had complained of tiredness to simply go home and relax....
Malik Baaku dismisses calls for Mills impeachment
The Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading Guide newspaper, Kweku Baaku Jnr has dismissed calls for the impeachment of the President John Evans Atta Mills. ...
Journalists pledge to support regional integration efforts
The journalists discussed the obstacles, failures, potentials and success of regional integration, especially in the West African sub-region. ...
National athletes cry foul
Accra, June 16, GNA - Members of the National Athletics Team, are unhappy over their training and camping conditions ahead of preparations towards the impending National Athletics Championship and the World Athletics Championship. ...
9 man King Faisal sink Hearts in Glo league
It was sweet revenge for King Faisal as they plunged league leaders Accra Hearts of Oak to a second straight 0-1 defeat in the ongoing Glo Premier League played at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium. ...-
(ACCRA) AMA: Korle Lagoon Project sparks mass relocation.
Government is to relocate all business activities at the Central Business District and Old Fadama to Adjen Kotoku, located on the Accra-Nsawam road as part of the Korle Lagoon Ecological Restoration Project. -
Ayariga denies buying tractors cheap
Presidential Spokesperson Mahama Ayariga has denied that he and other government officials have purchased tractors from the Agric Ministry at reduced prices. -
Update: BNI releases Kwadwo Mpiani
Mr Kwadwo Mpiani, former Chief of Staff, has been finally released from the custody of the Bureau of National Investigation (BNI) at about 11pm Tuesday after over eight hours of questioning. -
Ghana rises in BPO rankings
After seven years of incubating IT projects, reforming the higher education sector and implementing tax breaks for the BPO industry, Ghana has reaped the benefits, according to a study by AT Kearney.
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Asabee and wife left BNI unquestioned
Former Information Minister, Stephen Asamoah-Boateng, and his wife left the offices of the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) Wednesday night without being questioned. -
What Goes Around Comes Around
.... Asabee should slow down -Hodari-Okae Seven years ago, workers of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), carrying cement, sand, stone, shovels and trowels arrived in his bungalow and built concrete that would block the pipe which supplied water to his house until January 29, 2009. -
Prez Warns MMDCEs
President J. E. Atta Mills, has served notice that he will not hesitate to dispense with the services of chief executives of assemblies whose actions will create public disaffection against the government. -
Sakyi-Hughes returns items
Former Speaker of Parliament, Ebenezer Sakyi-Hughes is reported to have returned all state property he took from his official residence when he left office. Joy News quotes his lawyer, Samuel Atta Akyea as saying the items were returned Tuesday morning.
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Spurs Have Inquired About Muntari - Agent
On Thursday morning, the British press linked Inter midfielder Sulley Muntari with a move to Tottenham Hotspur - and the player's agent, Franck Shreirer, has commented on the speculation. -
Juventus desperate to get Asamoah
.... The Old Lady To Use De Ceglie Or Criscito As Bait . Juventus have made no secret of being interested in Udinese midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah, but the Zebrette are allegedly unwilling to let go of their rising star this summer. -
No FIFA Ban On Ghana -GFA Capo
...GFA denies bad blood with government The President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi says there is no bad blood between his unit and the Sports Ministry. -
Essien reveals Ghana pressure
Michael Essien has said that he feels more pressure playing for Ghana than he does representing his club, Chelsea.
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The man Tic Tac: A biography
Nana Kwaku Okyere Duah aka Tic Tac began the journey in 1997, when he and another boy formed a group named ‘Natty Strangers’ -
Kojo Antwi and Amakye Dede fight for lov
Two of Ghana's all-time best musicians, Kojo Antwi and Amakye Dede will literally battle each other on stage during this year's Valentine's Day celebrations. -
Tic Tac Celebrates 10 Years In Music
Nana Kwaku Okyere Duah, aka Tic Tac, one of Ghana’s reigning hiplife artistes, will launch his latest album next month as part of activities marking his ten-year presence on the hiplife music scene. -
Lunching of Magnet Night Club ( T. Base Night Club)
ITS BACK WITH NEW AND SOPHISTICATED MACHINES,COME PARTY WITH YOUR PARTNERS AND EXPERIENCES A NEW MOVE IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD,ALSO RENT OUR PREMISE FOR CONFERENCE,PARTIES,OUTDOOR OCCASIONS ETC
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Health Ministry begins search for fake drug cartel
Deputy Minister of Health, Dr. Benjamin Kumbour, says his ministry is investigating allegations that a cartel is replacing drugs meant for northern sector with fake ones. -
Prof. Fred Torgbor Sai
On Thursday 23rd April 2009, Prof. Fred Torgbor Sai was honored by Family Health -
Nationwide polio immunization underway
Accra, Feb. 12, GNA - A three-day nationwide polio immunization exercise kicked off on Thursday with a projected coverage of about five million children under-five. -
Malaria tops OPD attendance at Juaso hospital
Juaso (Ash), Jan 22, GNA - For the third consecutive year, malaria emerged the top cause of Out-Patient Department (OPD) attendance at the Juaso District Hospital in the Asante-Akim South District in 2008. Out of a total of 68,235 hospital attendance recorded, 21,117 representing 33.8 per cent were malaria-related cases.
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KNUST sacks 45 students over fake documents
About 45 second-year students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have been dismissed from the university. -
Balado Manu fires at Education Minister nominee
The intention of the government to reduce the duration of the senior high school programme from four to three years could derail the gains made in the sector, Minority Spokesperson on Education Stephen Balado Manu has said. -
GNUPS asks Mills to review GETFund Act
The Ghana National Union of Polytechnic Students (GNUPS) on Wednesday reminded government of its promise to review the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) Act to reflect the objective for which it was established. -
GSS Launches Statistics Development Plan
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) yesterday launched a National Strategy for the Development of Statistics known as Ghana Statistics Development Plan (GSDP) document and a Ghana Statistical Service Corporate Plan in Accra.
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Korle Bu begins kidney transplant
- England to return home from India
- Ex-Speaker saga: Baako demands full disclosure
- Scientist claims Ghana’s National Anthem
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KNUST sacks 45 students over fake documents
About 45 second-year students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have been dismissed from the university. ... - Heart related diseases due to lack of sports exercise
- Incidence of rabies on the increase
- Spurs Have Inquired About Muntari - Agent
