Cocoa farmers asked to produce quality beans

The Central Regional Cocoa and Sheanut Farmers Association Chief Farmer, Nana Kwesi Ofori, has appealed to cocoa farmers in the Region to remove rotten beans from their products before selling them to COCOBOD. He said when rotten beans are…

National Best Teacher receives prize

The government on Thursday presented a cheque for GH¢60,000 to the 2010 National Best Teacher, Mr Kinsley Akom, in Accra and reiterated its position that it considered the role of teachers very crucial to the development of the country.…

There is enough food at refugee camps – UNHCR

The Assistant Public Information Officer of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Madam Ewurabena Hutcful, has debunked media reports about shortage of food at Ampain and Elubo  refugee camps in the Western Region. She…

Heavy fighting in Abidjan

There has been heavy fighting in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan, between forces loyal to the UN-recognised president, Alassane Ouattara, and supporters of incumbent Laurent Gbagbo. Witnesses have reported hearing intense gunfire near Mr…

Libya sends envoy to UK for talks

Libya has sent a senior aide of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's son to London for talks with British officials, according to the Guardian newspaper. Citing unidentified government sources, the newspaper said Mohammed Ismail, an aide to Saif…

Oil above $107 per barrel

Oil prices rose above $107 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors worried a prolonged civil conflict in Libya will keep the OPEC nation's crude exports off the market longer than expected. Benchmark crude for May delivery was up 36 cents to…