President John Dramani Mahama has called for more powers for the African Union (AU) for it to integrate the people of the continent for accelerated socio-economic growth of Africa.

Head of Corporate Communications at the Volta River Authority (VRA) Samuel Kwesi Fletcher says GhanaÂ’s energy reserve margin is not enough to end the current load shedding exercise.

The Greater Accra Police command have arrested 10 persons following clash that ensued between some of the police personnel and the traders at Kantamanto on Monday evening.

The bureau of National Investigations (BNI) has finally handed over a Range Rover vehicle they seized from Joseph Kwame Donkor, the Gomoa West New Patriotic Party (NPP) chairman.

Lawyer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Nana Ato Dadzie has hailed a ruling by the Supreme Court to allow Tsatsu Tsikata to introduce pink sheets categorised as outside the evidence of the petitioners.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mr. Mohammed Alhassan on Tuesday began a three-day official tour of some security operational posts and zones in the Northern Region.

The Ministry of Roads and Highways and the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) on Tuesday organized a stakeholderÂ’s forum to outdoor the design and construction works of the Kwame Nkrumah Circle Interchange.

Ghanaian doctors have called off their one month old strike.

The battle over the ownership of the burnt Kantamanto market here in Accra may have to be decided by a court.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has directed all Premier League clubs to observe a minute's silence before Wednesday's matches as a mark of respect for the anniversary of the May 9th disaster.

The Ghana Journalist Association is demanding swift investigations into the detention of four journalists by guards working for renowned Nigerian Prophet T.B. Joshua.

Accra Mayor, Dr. Alfred Okoe Vandapuje, left the studios of Joy FM Tuesday, unhappy.

The Ghana Stock Exchange is the best performing market in Africa in terms of returns to investors for the first quarter of this year. ThatÂ’s the conclusion of DatabankÂ’s quarterly market research which ranks stock markets in Africa based on dollar returns to investors.

The largest Bank in the Middle East, Emirates NBD has indicated plans to set up a representative office in Ghana. According to the bank, this is to enable it take advantage of the huge economic opportunities in Ghana and sub-sahara Africa as a whole.

Ghanaians could soon have the opportunity to share in the prospects of some new big multinational firms. This is because a number of multinationals are bound to set up in the country by the third quarter.

The Centre for Policy Analysis and financial services provider, Gold Coast securities are warning that an imminent unprecedented fall of the cedi this year that will trigger astronomical increases in prices of goods.

A judge in the US agrees to release pending trial a friend of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect who is accused of lying to FBI investigators.

Professor Kwasi Nsiah-Gyabaah, a retiree and former Rector of Sunyani Polytechnic, has appealed to Government to pay the salary arrears of all retired Polytechnic Rectors.

Mr Justice Sulley Gbadegbe, one of the Justices hearing the election petition, has expressed unhappiness over a story in the media which describes judges who sat on the Bernard Mornah’s case as “timid”.

Madam Victoria Anaba Ayinpoka, a 42- year-old woman living with HIV/AIDS, on Monday appealed to Ghanaians to work collectively to prevent the spread of the disease.