Families of four kidnapped Takoradi girls who were later confirmed dead by the Ghana Police Service are currently in a meeting with the top hierarchy of the police in Accra.
Former President Jerry John Rawlings has commended the fisheries authorities for slapping a whopping $1 million penalty on a fishing company for contravening Ghana’s fishing laws.
The Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana, TUTAG, are continuing with their strike after rejecting the government's proposal to pay its members extra allowances instead of migrating them onto the public university single spine salary structure.
The Public Relations Officer of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) Daniel Adjei Larbi has assured the staff of Power Distribution Services (PDS) of enjoying the same condition of service under ECG.
The Adjabeng magistrate court in Accra presided over by His Worship Mr Isaac Addo has issued a stern warning and threatened to issue a bench warrant for the arrest of Charles Nii Armah a popularly known as called Shatta Wale if he fails to appear in court at the next adjourned date.
A statement released by the Minority Spokesperson on Finance, Cassiel Ato Forson has urged the Communication Minister, Ursula Owusu to engage in decent discourse as a public officer who occupies transient position only at the pleasure of the people she is expected to serve with decorum and honour.
Tenants at the Accra Mall will temporarily shut down their shops on Thursday, October 24, to protest what they describe as difficult conditions at the mall.
The Ghana Prisons Service has refuted allegations of ongoing secret recruitment of some 5000 personnel into the service without recourse to laid down procedures.
