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Vice President John Dramani Mahama, on Tuesday reiterated Government’s commitment to promoting mechanized farming to increase food production on relatively small-size land. He said the days of using hoe and cutlass for farming should…

Goldfield Ghana Limited, Tarkwa Mine, has inaugurated development projects within areas of its operations, commenced in 2010. The projects that cost included the building of Junior High School blocks, teachers’ quarters, upgrading of…

African Leaders have been asked to work towards a strong, vibrant and united continent, and to resist neo-colonialism in Africa. They were reminded that despite the enormous natural resources at their disposal, without unity, Africa cannot…

Mr Michael Zuri, National Service Coordinator for Talensi Nabdam District, has asked Government to resource assembly members to enable them to effectively carry out their duties and responsibilities. He said that the failure of Government…

The President’s nominee as Bolgatanga Municipal Chief Assembly (MCE), Mr Edward Ayiriba Ayagle, 61, was on Tuesday endorsed by the Assembly. Forty-four of the 52 Assembly Members present voted for him, representing 86.6 per cent of votes…

The Talensi Nabdam Distinct Assembly, has initiated strategies to prevent the migration of school children from the area to the Southern part of Ghana during holidays. The Presiding Member (PM) of the Assembly, Mr James Kozabre, disclosed…

Authorities of the Ho Nurses Training College, has said that 30 female students have so far given their names as victims of alleged sexual molestation by some students of the Ho Polytechnic last Monday. Mrs Josephine Ansu-Gyeabour, Vice…

Developing countries have expressed concern over the selection process for the next head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa said choosing a managing director on the basis of nationality…

Japan's exports dropped in April, bearing the brunt of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, which destroyed factories and caused massive production losses across the nation. Exports fell 12.5 percent year-on-year — the biggest drop in 18…

U.S. taxpayers got their first look at the potential payback from the bailout of giant insurer American International Group Inc., and so far it looks like a break-even proposition. AIG, whose near-collapse in the fall of 2008 led to one of…