By Gloria Kyeremeh Lawyers of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have been asked to file a formal motion after they raised an objection to the composition of the panel of judges that was expected to hear the preliminary joinder motion filed by the National

From Isaac Aidoo, Kasoa The police in Kasoa are asking government to consider pulling down all structures at the Liberia refugee camp at Buduburam in the Central Region to help dislodge criminals who have made the camp their home.

For attempting to put concoction in drink By Gloria Kyeremeh The Adentan Police Command has arrested the founder of Zoe Power Ministry, Pastor Philip Azumah, after he gave a concoction to a member of his church to put in her husband’s food.

By Gloria Kyeremeh Ghana’s biggest opposition party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) yesterday carried out its threat to boycott the inauguration of President John Mahama as President of the Republic of Ghana.

Derek Boateng has joined the Ghana camp in the UAE – thereby making absolute nonsense of rumours he will be barred by Fulham.

By Isaac Aidoo The Progressive People’s Party (PPP) says President Dramani Mahama’s silence on reforms in the public sector during his last Friday’s State of the Nation Address is proof of his failure to fight corruption.

…Spio, Bede Ziedeng in By Joshua Tigo  A number of National Democratic Congress (NDC) old guards who for one reason or the other were left out of the Mills/Mahama administration are set for a comeback in the incoming Mahama government. 

By Joshua Tigo Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammed Abdul Mumuni says no one from the National Democratic Congress leadership has told him that he is being proposed for 1st Deputy Speaker in the new Parliament.

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi Five highway robbers who attacked and robbed travellers of their properties on the Mankranso-Tepa Highway in the Ashanti Region on May 20 this year have been sentenced to a total of 200 years imprisonment in hard labour.

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi Five highway robbers who attacked and robbed travellers of their properties on the Mankranso-Tepa Highway in the Ashanti Region on May 20 this year have been sentenced to a total of 200 years imprisonment in hard labour.

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi Protestors in Kumasi claiming Nana Akufo-Addo, presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, winner of the just-ended 2012

...Police look for assailants ...Promises GH¢5,000 reward From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi The Ashanti Regional Police Command has promised a GH¢5,000 reward to anybody who can volunteer information to the arrest

From Gibril Abdul Wahab, Tamale President of Women in Peace Building (WPB), a gender-based Civil Society Organisation, Hajia Zaratu Abdul Rahman has revealed

...as it alleges 150,000 bloated votes for JM   From David Owusu-Antwi   The New Patriotic Party (NPP) hits the streets in Kumasi tomorrow in protest against what party leaders allege were fraudulent election results.   Addressing a rally of NPP keep-fit clubs in Kumasi yesterday, Minority Leader in Parliament, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu alleged that the party’s research have so far revealed that over 150,000 votes were added to the votes received by  President John Mahama in the just-ended elections. The keep-fit exercise saw several members of NPP keep-fit clubs converging at the Main Post Office Adum, Santasi and the Suame roundabouts. Mr Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu told party supporters that the party would finalise its research into the anomalies in the presidential results by close of work yesterday. Yesterday’s keep-fit exercises had been billed as the prelude to Tuesday’s expected ‘massive demonstrations.’ Earlier, the Ashanti Regional Chairman, Mr F.F. Anto, had announced to journalists that tomorrow’s ‘mammoth’ demonstration would be preceded by constituency demonstrations, but his Regional Secretary, Mr Samuel Pyne, later explained that “what will happen on Sunday is the usual keep-fit gatherings and not a demonstration.”   Since the Electoral Commission declared incumbent President John Dramani Mahama winner of the 2012 elections, having polled 50.70% of popular votes as against just over 47% by his closest contender, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of the NPP, the NPP refused to accept the results, claiming that they had been doctored to favour President Mahama.   The week began with angry demonstrations by thousands of the party’s followers in Accra even as the party’s leaders announced plans to go to the Supreme Court to try to overturn the result.   The Accra demonstrations, concentrated at the Obra Spot in Accra, witnessed scenes of violence and threatened to generate further, forcing the national leadership to call their followers to order.   In Kumasi, there have been protest gatherings but nothing of significant magnitude.   In a separate development, the Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG) has also announced its intention to demonstrate in Accra to pursue the same cause as the NPP in Kumasi.   Meanwhile, the public relations officer at the Ashanti Regional Police Command, ASP Mohammed Yusif Tanko, has hinted that the NPP had not properly notified his outfit about the planned demonstrations, but added that every arrangement necessary would be made to ensure that the security and peace of the region would not suffer.   He said they would provide the necessary protection as the NPP carried out its planned demonstrations, and advised the leadership of the party to ensure that members go about the protest in a manner that would not lead to destruction to property and harm to

By Kwabena Annan Continued protests by New Patriotic Party (NPP) supporters against the Electoral Commission’s (EC) December 9 declaration of

The Canadian government has approved the sale of oil company Nexen to state-owned Chinese firm CNOOC, but said it

By Isaac Aidoo A non-governmental non-profit organisation, Enablis Entrepreneurial Network has organised skills training workshop for 68

By The Finder Reporter The Director-General of Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), Mr Richard Anamoo, has paid a one-day working visit

By Benjamin Konadu Arthur THE General Overseer of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), Dr Mensa Otabil, has described as malicious and

By Gifty Owusu-Amoah The families of victims who died through the Allied Cargo plane crash have petitioned the President, John Dramani Mahama,