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As part of an annual exercise to “improve the training standards of its units”, three German naval ships, have docked at the Tema harborur for a three-day training programme which is also aimed at firming-up German-Ghana relations.…

Three of the country's main public psychiatric hospitals - Accra, Pantang and Ankaful - have been hit by an acute shortage of drugs for mental patients. Reports indicate that the hospitals have not been supplied with drugs for the past…

The President, John Evans Atta Mills, has given his assent to the Ghana Boundary Commission Bill passed by Parliament a fortnight ago under a certificate of urgency. The Act is supposed to establish a commission to negotiate proper…

The economic growth of Ghana is expected to average between 9.5% and 10.5% over the next five years as revenue from oil production starts, the Bloomberg news has reported citing Ghana’s Databank Financial Services. This year, growth is…

A lot of discussion has taken place concerning the housing deal the Government of Ghana signed with the STX Group of South Korea in early March.  Reports indicate the deal involves building 200,000 housing units in Ghana by 2015, at a cost…

Central Bank Governor, Kwesi B. Ammisah-Arthur, on Thursday said employee engagement was key to business success in the competitive global environment. In a speech read for him at the opening of the fifth biennial conference of Alliance of…

Mr Kofi Opoku-Manu, the Ashanti Regional Minister, has said the government would give every necessary support to women to become economically self-dependent. He said women are doing a wonderful job to keep the homes and the nation going…

The Non-Formal Education Division (NFED) has not received funds from the government for its activities for almost one year, Mr. Sam Awotwi, Western Regional Coordinator of the Division, said on Wednesday. Speaking at the first quarterly…

The Tema Circuit Court 'A,' on Thursday convicted a fuel pump operator to a fine of GH¢8,000 for forging documents and stealing. Bismarck Amedekey will, in default, serve five years imprisonment in hard labour. He pleaded not guilty. The…

The magistrate court at Assin Fosu on Tuesday sentenced a  driver, James Bambi Yankah to a fine of GH¢264.00 for careless and inconsiderate driving and negligently causing harm. Yankah pleaded guilty and will go to jail for four months if…