April 2013

Mr Oswald Seneadza, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, has advised the youth, especially young graduates, to develop right thinking attitude and seek wisdom to shape their character. Mr…

The US government has released its human rights report for the year 2012, and the chapter on Ghana captures police impunity, human trafficking and corruption in all areas of government as human rights problems. The report assesses human…

Partners in an international study, have identified flaws in policy narratives on climate change in the Indian, Chinese, Kenyan and global contexts, which they say limit resilience in the world’s dry regions. According to a report released…

Climate change experts today began a four-day conference in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, also known as the “adaptation capital of the world” because it is seen as the country that has done most to adapt to the effects of climate change.…

Parliament is stepping up its oversight role over the Executive as the Committee on Government Assurance prepares to hold public hearings to ensure Ministers deliver on promises they make to execute projects and solve issues. Currently,…

The Okyenhene, Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin II, has expressed worry about the current spate of indiscipline among the youth in the country. He appealed to parents to spend some time in observing and training their children in order to…

Proceedings on the Election Petition case at the Supreme Court continued on Monday with a continuation of the cross examination of Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the second petitioner. Mr Tony Lithur, Counsel for President John Dramani Mahama who is…

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. Mr. Ankomah at a press…

The government has expressed disappointment about the decision  of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) to  escalate its industrial action, with the sole objective of causing more hardship to Ghanaians. A statement issued by Mr Mahama…

Imagine that you could hear speech and sound last night but woke up this morning only  to find the whole world has gone silent. Not that people are not talking, but you suddenly lost your ability to hear. That experience came like a dream…