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The thousands of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters that filled the Cape Coast Sports stadium for the party’s campaign launch on Sunday morning, thinned to mere hundreds as President John Mahama took to the podium in the evening.

A Nigerian Catholic priest has reportedly been sacked after it was found out that he had secretly married.

In order to surprise his wife-to-be, a British groom spent £2000 (GHC 10,115) a monkey as the ring bearer at their wedding.

Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu, Chief Executive Officer of the Mission of Hope Society, a health centred non-governmental organisation (NGO), has stated that observations made in 8 out of the 18 districts in the Brong Ahafo Region in a study revealed that girls formed the majority of people who are suffering alcohol and substance-related disorders.

As today marks International Youth Day, the Executive Director of Youth Empowerment Synergy, a youth development and research organisation, Emmanuel Edudzie is calling on government to review the National Youth Policy as it does not echo the views and aspirations of the youth in the country.

Moderate to heavy rains is expected to hit the Northern parts of the country starting today.

Wife of host of Abuasua Nkomo on Abusua 96.5fm, Kwame Adinkra was among 19 Judges to be sworn into office as new members of the bench by the Chief Justice, Georgina Theodora Wood.

The millionaire brother of president Mahama, Ibrahim has reportedly been spotted with a monstrous ride.

Dr Anthony Yaw Baah has been elected to succeed Mr Kofi Asamoah as the Secretary General of the Ghana Trades Union Congress (TUC).

The ban on drumming and noise-making in the Oguaa Traditional Area has been lifted today after rituals were performed midnight, Thursday. 

Residents of Ho in the Volta regional capital can heave a sigh of relief thanks to the supply of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) after going weeks without the essential product.

Salifu Maase, aka Mugabe, host of Accra-based Montie FM's Pampaso talkshow who is serving a four-month jail term for contempt of the Supreme Court has endured attempts by some unnamed activists of the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to poison him, it has been revealed.

Two New Patriotic Party (NPP) stalwarts from the Brong-Ahafo Region, who also both retired military officers,  are in a disagreement over President John Mahama decision to dress in full military regalia as he inaugurated the new Naval Headquarters at Burma Camp in Accra on Thursday.