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Brong Ahafo Regional President of the Ghana Bar Association, Alfred Tuah-Yeboa has filed a suit over President John Mahama’s decision to free the 'Montie three' saying the Article 72 of the 1992 Constitution which was the basis of the pardon does not allow prisoners of contempt to be pardoned by the president.

Millions of Ghanaians could lose access to treated water due to the impending closure of three major water treatment dams due to the activities of illegal mining, according to the Ministry of Water Resources, Works and Housing.

For his expose on corruption in the judiciary, ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas was on Saturday named the 2015 Journalist of the Year at the 21st Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards held in Accra.

The Electoral Commission’s Head of Communication, Eric Dzakpasu says based on recommendation from Supreme Court, the commission in collaboration with political parties and civil society organisations arrived at the twenty-seven (27) electoral reforms meant to make the December polls credible.

Thirty-nine female pilgrims from Ghana, including nine minors have been repatriated from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The School of Medical Sciences (SMS) of the College of Health Science (CHS) in Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST,) witnessed a historic moment since its inception with a record set by one Dr. Fathia Ayodele Kareem.

A visitor at the Hajj Village in Accra who had come to see a relative off died Sunday morning, Communication Director of the Ghana Hajj Board, Mohammed Amin Lamptey.

The police in Tamale in the Northern Region have arrested two individuals who posed as journalists working with GHOne TV of the EIB Network and TV3 Network Limited in a bid to swindle the Northern Regional Minister, Abdullah Abubakari.

A gas explosion at the Tinga market in the Bole district of the Northern region has left nine people dead and several others injured, reports suggest.

While some assume the Volta Region was the ninth region created in Ghana largely because of the number 9 tag (claimed to have arisen from the first Miss Ghana winner, Monica Amekoafia from Elavanyo, a Ewe lady who had the number 9 ID on her sash), the truth couldn’t be further away from this mistaken view.

Ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas took home a Hyundai Creta SUV after he was named the Journalist of the Year 2015.

The Ghana Journalist Association (GJA) on Saturday night rewarded journalists for their exemplary works in the year 2015 at the 21st GJA Awardsheld in Accra.

The convoy of Vice-President Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has been involved in an accident at Gomoa Adams, near Nsakyire Junction on the Winneba-Cape Coast highway.

A lawyer for Montie3, Nana Ato Dadzie, has defended the decision of President John Mahama to grant them pardon in line with Article 72 of the 1992 constitution.