Sensational Ghanaian musician Ofori Amponsah aka All 4 Real, has said he is now a born-again, spirit-filled, tongue-speaking, heaven-bound Christian and has actually formed his own church, the Family of Faith and Love Ministries where he ministers every Sunday. He … Continue reading →

Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga has been sentenced to 14 years in jail for recruiting and using child soldiers in his rebel army in 2002 and 2003. He was convicted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in March – the first … Continue reading →

The Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development has said that it is closely monitoring City and Country Waste Limited’s (CCWL) claim to sell seven properties belonging to the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA). The intended sale of the properties follows … Continue reading →

Reports from Hohoe in the Volta region indicate that the indigenes have formed groups to prevent the Zongo residents from working in the town. Despite assurances from the National Security for members of the Hohoe Zongo community to return to … Continue reading →

Dismissed member of the Peoples National Convention (PNC), Dr. Somtin Tobigah has taken a swipe at the party’s flag bearer, Hassan Ayariga over his recent comments on the ruling National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) internal wrangling. He noted with deep concern … Continue reading →

Asamoah Gyan has reversed his retirement from international football and will play for Ghana again, six months after quitting the national team. The 26-year, who quit the Black Stars in February, will be available for the Black Stars when they … Continue reading →

The current National Democratic Congress administration has spent a total of GH¢121,443.71 on renovation works on the Flagstaff House (Presidential Palace), despite President John Mills’ refusal to live or work from the plush edifice. Since taking office as President of … Continue reading →

Former Attorney General (AG) Joe Ghartey is challenging government to subject the controversial Isofoton $1.3 million judgment debt to further investigations, denying any liability by the Kufuor administration. He questions why the current government has already paid an estimated $400,000 … Continue reading →

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor on Friday commended the African Development Bank (AfDB) for diversifying its base to now cater for the private sector in Africa and enhance their capacities. He said by opening up to the private sector, the … Continue reading →

LOMEX CONSTRUCTION, a construction firm, has had its contract with the Ministry of Roads and Highways terminated as a result of its ineffectiveness, according to the sector Minister Joseph Gidisu. The termination of the contract, which took effect from Friday … Continue reading →