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The Right Reverend Professor Emmanuel Martey, Moderator of the General Assembly of Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) on Wednesday expressed concern about acts of injustice in the society. “We live in a world where equal access to…

The Minister of Education, Mr Alex Tettey-Enyo and his colleague at the Ministry of Communication, Mr Haruna Iddrissu on Tuesday toured various government projects in Central Region and called for judicious execution of work. The Ministers…

Authorities of research institutions under the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) have expressed concern about the growing rate at which they are losing experienced research scientists and technicians to the universities.…

Parliament on Tuesday approved more than GH¢5 billion to meet government financial obligations for the 2011 financial year. The Select Committee on Finance report indicated that a total amount of GH¢5,986,945,731.00 had been allocated to…

Parliament on Wednesday passed the Appropriation Bill authorising government to withdraw money from the consolidated fund and other funds to run government business for 2011. Government is to appropriate an amount of GH¢12,670,764,085.00…

A top opposition figure called Wednesday for the international community to use force to oust Laurent Gbagbo from the presidency after the disputed election, as a violent power struggle deepened between the incumbent and his rival. The…

Oil prices rose to fresh two-year highs near $91 a barrel Thursday in Asia as a U.S. stock market rally boosted optimism that demand will improve. Benchmark oil for February delivery rose as high as $90.79 a barrel, the highest since…

The former spokesman for WikiLeaks is writing a book that promises to reveal "the inner workings and tensions" within the secretive whistleblowing group, Crown Publishing Group said on Wednesday. Skip related content German native Daniel…

The economy could suffer another period of contraction in 2011, the Bank of England's executive director for markets Paul Fisher said in a newspaper interview on Thursday. "It's not impossible that we would see a quarter of negative…

If you this voted fall, there's a good chance you were texting about it. Twenty-six percent of adult Americans used their cell phones to encourage others to vote in November's mid-term elections or to report back on conditions at their…