The natural resource fund that the Ghanaian government used to manage oil revenues are relatively well-governed, a non-governmental organization has stated.

The Gyasehene of Asankrangwa Traditional Area, Nana Adubuahene, has appealed to the government to intensify its operation to flush out foreigners, especially Chinese, mining illegally in the Tano River.

Issues about women empowerment had attracted a number of public discourse over the years in Ghana and beyond, especially from Gender Advocates including Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).

Assistant Superintendent of Police Michael Dandy Zah, the Western Regional Commander of Motor Transport and Traffic Department, has said it was illegal to block roads for funerals and other social activities.

The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) Public Health Director, Dr. Simpson Boateng, has denied reports that burial fees at Osu and Awudome cemeteries have been increased.

The Ghana Commercial Bank Limited (GCB) has donated an amount of GH50,000.00 towards the 15th anniversary commemoration of the enstoolment of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu the Second and his initiatives in education.

The Member of Parliament(MP) for Ellembelle, Mr. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah has asked Ghanaians to take care of the elderly as they are vulnerable in society, in order to attract God's blessings.

Nineteen inhabitants of Sibi Hilltop in the Nkwanta North District have been arrested in a military/police swoop following a disturbance emanating from the right to beat gong-gong.

A Tarkwa Circuit court has fined four members of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) in Bogoso GH120 each for unlawfully assaulting two members of the concerned transport union.

Prices of commodities in Tamale have remained stable with slight increases in the prices of minor commodities such as maize, millet and local rice.

A Half-Assini Magistrate court has fined a 44-year old farmer of GH 1,200 or in default serve 12 months imprisonment for threatening to kill his mother.

Mr. Raymond Folley, Telecommunication Engineer, on Friday urged stakeholders in the industry to give the necessary support to develop Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) to become an integral part of the countrys education curriculum.

The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) has held a days sensitization forum for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies and entrepreneurs in the Northern Region to educate them on the new GIPC Act of 2013 (Act 865).

The Management of Airtel Ghana has paid a courtesy call on staff of the Ghana News Agency in the Western Region to strengthen the corporate bond between the two institutions to promote socio-economic development.

Dr Yaw Baah, Deputy Secretary-General of the Ghana Trades Union Congress (Ghana-TUC), has said Ghanas many and varied natural endowments hardly reflected in the quality of life of majority of the people.

Participants at a dialogue on Mainstreaming Citizen Engagement in World Bank Group Operations has stressed the need to use technology and education to promote development agenda on the globe.

Two hundred-and-sixty-five people including 62 Ghanaians, representing 23 per cent, took part in this years five-day Ninth Okwahu Paragliding Festival.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has donated 12 computers and accessories, printers, and 15 grinding mills to three public institutions in five regions to improve documentation and ensure timely reporting on projects.

Dr Kwabena Twum Nuamah, the Member of Parliament for Berekum East, has appealed to senior high school pupils not to be influenced by bad peers.

A gusty rainstorm Wednesday evening swept through Ho and its environs and ripped off roofs, collapsed walls and uprooted trees.