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President Nana Akufo-Addo’s first year in office has been peaceful, President of the National Peace Council, Prof Emmanuel Asante has said. “Yes, insofar as we have not had any kind of serious upheaval in terms of the destruction of the…
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A rare night meant to celebrate journalists who hail from or work in northern Ghana, and to discuss how the media could help develop the north, ended with an equally rare apology from world-class investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw…
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The Auditor-General has asked to audit the internally generated funds of the state broadcaster, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation for the last 24 years. A letter to that effect which called for “full co-operation”, dated January 5 and…
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The Ad-hoc Committee of Parliament probing the infamous cash-for-seat saga involving the Ministry of Trade and Industry is expected to begin public hearing today, Thursday, 11 January 2018. The five-member committee chaired by majority…
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Former President John Dramani has said there is the need to properly categorise the sort of broadcasting service the nation wants state broadcaster, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), to offer, in order to determine how to fund its…
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A report by the Centre for Media Analysis (CMA) has revealed that the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Mrs Charlotte Osei, is highly mistrusted by Ghanaians. According to the report, majority of Ghanaians expressed misgivings…
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Former President John Mahama has downplayed public speculations of a strained relationship between him and his party founder, President Jerry Rawlings. According to him, public gestures that suggest the two are at loggerheads are due to…
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The Abeka District Court in Accra has discharged a businessman accused of a GH¢ 200,000 gold fraud. The court presided over by Mrs. Victoria Akua Ghansah held that the facts of the prosecution led by Chief Inspector Hanson Armah does not…
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Chief Executive of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) Joseph Boahen Aidoo, spends an amount of GHC2,0000 to get some branded chocolate for guests at his sixtieth birthday party and this has galvanized a committee of vultures hoping to devour…
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The Ghana Police Service has warned the public to be wary of fraudsters impersonating high profile personalities, especially politicians and celebrities on social media. A statement signed and issued by the Director General of the Police…
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