April 2011

As part of activities to mark this year’s May Day, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Saturday embarked on health walk for over 300 workers. Mr Francis Kofi Davoh chairman of the planning committee said, one of the pillars for working was…

Jayee University College (JUC) is to introduce a programme on Oil and Gas management to expose graduates to opportunities and strengths in the industry. The Oil and Gas programme is part of new programmes the college proposed for the 2010…

A total of 52 Ghanaians arrived at the Bosomtwi- Sam Fishing Harbour, at Sekondi, on Friday from San Pedro in Cote d’Ivoire. Among the returnees, who arrived through canoes, included a 15-year old pregnant girl and an 80-year old man. The…

Former President Jerry John Rawlings has issued a warning to persons who are roaming the country and masquerading as his close confidantes. He said he has not accorded anyone the responsibility to go round constituencies to make…

A task force made up of members of Nkoranza South District Security Committee (DISEC) and a team of armed policemen have mounted a search for some Fulani herdsmen who illegally settled on some farm lands in the area. The action followed…

The Central Regional Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr Kwamina Duncan, has urged delegates to vote for marketable candidates that could win elections in the 2012 Parliamentary and Presidential elections. Mr Duncan said this at…

Algeria on Friday drew attention of the international community to the dangers inherent in the presence at her borders of a terrorism incubator, which would dip abundantly into an open-air arsenal. A statement issued in Accra by the…

An Egyptian court has ordered that the former ruling party of ousted President Hosni Mubarak should be dissolved. All assets of the National Democratic Party will be seized and handed to the government, the supreme administrative court…

A nationalist party that rejects bailouts for Portugal and other debt-ridden eurozone members is expected to make strong gains in Finland's election Sunday but remains unlikely to join the next government, according to a series of recent…

Soaring oil prices that threaten to worsen unemployment and poverty added a sense of urgency to talks Saturday among global financial leaders. They wrapped up three days of talks with pledges of closer cooperation and better surveillance…