The people of Assin Odumase in the Assin South District last Saturday organised a homecoming ceremony in the town to raise funds towards the construction of a modern durbar ground.
The Palestinian Embassy has presented food items to more than 600 Muslims from four selected Muslim communities in Accra in support of the celebration of the end of Ramadan.
Microfinance institution, ASA Savings and Loans Company Limited, has presented medical equipment and stationery to two institutions in the Central Region.
Panellists at a Women in Technical, Vocational and Education Training (TVET) Conference 2024 have called on young girls and women in the technical industry to prioritise upgrading their skills to remain relevant in the industry.
The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Birim North in the Eastern Region, Raymond Nana Damptey, has urged the youth of Akyem Ntronang to desist from illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey.
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has urged people who are denied public services or have difficulty accessing such services to file a complaint at CHRAJ for redress.
The highest-ranking female officer in the history of the Ghana Navy, Commodore Faustina Boakyewaa Anokye, has called for increased efforts to advance the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda and promote women in leadership positions in peacekeeping missions.
Food security and its relationship with sustainable agricultural and rural development have increasingly become matters of concern for developing countries and the international community.
The government has increased the price paid to cocoa farmers at the farm gate to GH¢33,120 per tonne.
The Ghana Police Service has arrested nine individuals across the country for publishing false news about the alleged disappearance of their genitals.
The Ghana Police Service has made a breakthrough in a recent robbery incident on the Juaso-Nkawkaw highway. One suspect has been arrested, and authorities are pursuing three other individuals believed to be involved in the crime.
The Director in charge of Global Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Programme at the World Health Organisation (WHO), Dr Ibrahima Socé Fall, has described as “dramatic” the practice where patients are detained in health facilities for their inability to pay their medical bills after treatment.
Nine aspirants vying for the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) parliamentary primary in the Ejisu Constituency have been given the green light by the vetting committee.
The Minister of Interior, Henry Quartey has warned immigration staff at Kotoka International Airport against favouritism, urging them not to escort their relatives and associates through security checkpoints.
A Deputy Attorney-General, Diana Asonaba Dapaah, has explained that betrothal of any child below 18 years of age whether to a person or deity is not permissible in Ghana.
The Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, has urged Immigration officers to be professional in their conduct and not allow themselves to be patronised by politicians.
The Chief Justice, Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo, has reopened the Court of Appeal in other parts of the country.
Chief Directors and heads of the Covered Entities have been urged to embrace the ongoing government expenditure reforms to prevent accumulation of arrears which over the years has become a key economic policy issue.
A Women Mediators Network of Ghana (WoMNet) has been launched in Accra to promote women's role in peace and security.
A private waste management company, the City Waste Recycling Limited, in partnership with an Austrian-based company, has initiated a project to tackle Ghana's waste management challenge and contribute to the establishment of a circular economy.
