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A boiled rice seller at Assin Akropong, Akua Asiedua, was on Tuesday fined GH¢24.00 for selling cooked food to the public without obtaining medical certificate for fitness. Asiedua will in default go to prison for two months. Mr Charles…

Vice President John Dramani Mahama on Wednesday announced that Government was collaborating with the Korean government and other partners to secure a 330 KV transmission line to boost the country's electrification programme. "All…

Ho Polytechnic has begun activities towards preparing students in Agricultural Engineering for the Youth in Agriculture programme. The thrust of those activities is Competence Based Training (CBT) which places greater emphasis on practical…

A presiding judge at Wamfie District court, Kaakyire Atta-Owusu, is alleged to have slapped a complainant outside his court for allegedly threatening to curse any official who might deny him justice in an alleged armed robbery case pending…

The Health Insurance Office at Kukuom in Asunafo South District has temporarily been closed down by the security authorities following a confrontation between the staff and some youth believed to be supporters of the National Democratic…

Asian stock markets rose Friday after Europe agreed to a rescue plan for Greece if the country's debt crisis deepens. The region's shares were mixed in early trade before turning higher later in the day, while oil prices headed toward $81…

Oil climbed towards $81 on Friday after an agreement to create a safety net for debt-ridden Greece helped restore confidence among investors to buy riskier assets, including commodities. The euro rebounded from 10-month lows after euro…

India's Bharti Airtel has formed two special purpose vehicles, or SPVs, in the Netherlands and Singapore to execute its $9 billion purchase of Zain's African assets, the Economic Times said. The SPVs will own the acquired assets and will…

Japan's core consumer prices fell 1.2 percent in February from a year earlier, marking a full year of grinding deflation and suggesting the Bank of Japan may need to ease monetary policy again in the next few months. The so-called…

Jean-Claude Trichet, the head of the European Central Bank, hailed an EU plan to offer financial relief to Greece jointly with the IMF, as both "workable" and "courageous". "I'm happy that the heads of state and government could work out…