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ASP Yaw Nketiah Yeboah of the Eastern Regional Police Command has refuted claims from the NPP in the region that the police wavers when NDC thugs break the law.

The Ghana Army’s Public Relation’s Officer, Colonel Aggrey Quarshie has debunked assertions that the army is compiling voter details of soldiers to be used in rigging the December 7 polls in favour of the ruling government.

Two months after ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas was crowned the Overall Best Journalist at the 21st Ghana Journalist Awards based on his exposé of corruption in the judiciary, the Ghana Journalist Association is set to present his prize of brand new Hyundai SUV to him today.

Abigail Amponsah Nutakor, the Head of Gender and Disability at the Electoral commission (EC) says her outfit has done enough to smoothen the voting process of the disabled.

The Vodafone Ghana Foundation has taken its free quality healthcare outreach programme, Healthfest, to thousands of Ghanaians in Tumu and Chiana in the Upper West and East regions of Ghana.

The Bank of Ghana (Bog) this year spent $504,000 to buy gold wrist watches for some members of its staff who were heading for retirement.

The Commission of Human Right and Administrative Justice [CHRAJ] has acknowledged receipt of a petition brought before it by Great Consolidated People’s [GCPP] Party seeking formal investigation into allegations that former President Rawlings received a gift about 2 million dollars from Nigerian  leader, Sani Abacha.

The Chairman of the National Council of PTA’s Alex Danso has noted that teachers in Ghana are not well motivated to keep them in the classroom.

The 22nd National Best Teacher's Award will be held today in Sunyani in the Bono Ahafo Region. The award is to honour and appreciate the work of teachers over the years.

John Kudalor, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has directed police officials across to stop inspecting vehicles for registration documents and drivers' licences.

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has failed to elect a Presiding Officer on the ninth attempt.

Ghana has maintained its position in the 2015 Mo Ibrahim Index of African Governance as the country was ranked 7th for the second time.

The Public Relations Officer at the Ghana Education Service (GES), Reverend Jonathan Bettey is pleased with the recent Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results stating keen supervision and monitoring ensured success was achieved.

The contentious Mahatma Ghandi statue at the University of Ghana campus, Legon, has been set upon allegedly under the cover of darkness on Monday.

The benevolent doctor of the Shekhina Clinic at Gurugu who was flown to Accra under the orders the president has reportedly passed away on Sunday, aged 65.