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VEHICULAR TRAFFIC flow has improved significantly in the Ashanti regional capital since Monday morning, following the decision of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) to clear traders doing business along the streets. Hitherto, KMA had…
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An Accra Human Rights High Court has set January 15 to deliver its ruling on a motion for bail filed by lawyers of Rabih Haddad, the 39-year-old businessman accused of allegedly raping his 19-year-old domestic help. This follows the…
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Highly respected Christian leader and seer, Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah, has said he is hoping, praying and believing God he would get a good woman to marry as his first wife after he divorced his first two wives and has lived for years…
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The Attorney General, Gloria Akuffo, and defence lawyers in the trial of some former government appointees for their roles in a supposed $6 million fraudulent deal between the National Communication Authority (NCA) and Infraloks Development…
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Some National Service Personnel today , besieged the Head Office of the Scheme demanding their unpaid allowances. According to some of them, they had not received their allowances over the past four months, leaving them in serious debt.…
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Judges of modern times talk too much at the bench, ace legal practitioner and scholar Raymond Atuguba has observed. In his view, although judges spoke less in the past, they did so with depth and deeper reflections. Discussing the…
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Director of Legal Affairs of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), John Kwame Wajah, has said some Ghanaians did not understand the rationale behind the reintroduction of the television licence fee, hence the opposition against it.…
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Former President John Dramani Mahama is expected to storm an Accra High Court today to ‘solidarize’ with the immediate-past Board Chairman of the National Communication Authority (NCA) and four others before the court for alleged fraud and…
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The Ghanaian Immigration Service (GIS) has disqualified candidates with bleached skin and stretch marks from a massive recruitment exercise. A GIS spokesman told the BBC this was because people with such marks might bleed during the…
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The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), says it has put on hold plans to embark on an industrial action today , as government has released part of the over Ghc50 million arrears owed it members. According to the…
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