The Ghanaian Times Newspaper is demanding the interdiction of about five more policemen who were involved in the assault on some three journalists of the newspaper.
A resident in the Chereponi District says he is still devastated after the renewed conflict between the Konkombas and Chokosis which has left two dead and several houses burnt to ashes.
Activities of political vigilantism have in recent times gained weight in Ghana, many media reports about their activities and the call for them to be disbanded.
The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) has set up temporary camps to house women and children forced to flee the raging conflict between the Konkombas and Chokosis in the Chereponi District.
The Coalition of aggrieved customers of embattled gold dealership company, Menzgold say they will protest until their monies are retrieved from the company.
The Deputy Minister designate for Land and Natural Resources, Naana Eyiah Quansah has appealed to President Akufo-Addo and members of Parliament to reserve 75 seats in the house for women.
The Minister of Communications Ursula Owusu-Ekuful says she is confident challenges affecting the Judicial process in Ghana will be dealt with the introduction of the E-Justice Project.
The Resident Representative of UNDP, Ghana Country Office, Gita Honwana Welch has outlined some three key steps that needed to be taken by all stakeholders in solving issues regarding climate change in Africa.
Sam Nartey George is a Ghanaian politician born on January 22 1985. He is also known as ''Dzata'' which literally means lion. He hails from Ahwiam-Old Ningo, in the Greater Accra Region.
The Programmes Manager at Child Resource and Research Ghana, Efua Chidi is calling on the Appointment Committee of Parliament to halt its work and make a critical analysis of ministerial nominees and involve not less than 6 women saying the country has capable women who can perform equally as men.
The Governing Council of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) says the total cost of damaged properties during the violent student's protest is GHc 250,000.
In the Ayensuano District of the Eastern region, precisely Krabo-Kese a 38-year-old farmer, Kwasi Anim, has allegedly committed suicide by drinking gramaxone weedicide.
Women groups in Ghana are demanding the list of designated Ministers and Deputy Ministers for the newly created Regions and some existing Regions be recalled and reconsidered to ensure gender equality.
The United Kingdom’s Home Office in its commitment to improving the UK Visas and Immigration service (UKVI) has changed its service to allow customers to enjoy a smooth application process.
A Security Analyst Adam Bonaa has advised Power Distribution Services (PDS) Ghana to train its staff to be security conscious about locations deployed to offer electricity services.
Some Tertiary Institutions in Ghana have in recent times been involved in demonstrations, the cause of the protest range from oppression from school authorities, failure of the school authorities to permit students who owe fees to sit for exam among others.
The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) say they are unable to reach out to those affected by the ethnic conflict between the Konkombas and the Chokosis in the Chereponi District of the North East region.
The 'Trotro' driver and his mate who were captured assaulting a Police officer have been hit with four counts of assaulting a police officer and causing road obstruction.
