Veep charges politicians to campaign on issues
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]alaga, (N/R) – Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has urged politicians to campaign on issues and ideas and stop threatening and intimidating their opponents.
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Notre Dame Student Drowns On Easter Friday
A final year student of the Notre Dame Minor Seminary Secondary School at Navrongo in the Upper East region has died after he drowned in
Torrential rains displace over 200 Zabzugu residents
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]ver 200 residents of Zabzugu in the Northern region have been rendered homeless after torrential rains wrecked havoc on their properties, Thursday.
Suspected cop killer arrested
The police have arrested a 30-year-old man suspected to be part of an armed robbery gang who shot and killed a policeman at Kalba in
It's Time, Northerner!
The noise and the vague promises are about to begin as we approach the polls. Every four years, it is a repetition of the same
President Mahama tasks telecom companies to serve satisfactorily
[dropcap]P[/dropcap]resident John Dramani on Wednesday called on service providers in the telecommunication industry to institute measures that would churn out better services to their customers.
The Paypal Story
Ghana has being on PayPal’s blacklist for a decade now and that has made internet business a headache for many people who want to try
African Duo Mabiisi's "Awine" Sounds Like Spring Time
Mabiisi is a new project from Art Melody, an established rapper from Burkina Faso, and Stevo Atambire, a revered musician from Ghana who plays the
Truly Exquisite puts Gold-plated iPad Pro 9.7 on pre-order
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]ruly Exquisite likes to jump the gun on creating lavish versions of smartphones and tablets. Earlier it announced gold-plated Galaxy S7 and S7 edge phones
Bawku Assembly exceeds revenue targetBawku Assembly exceeds revenue target
[dropcap]B[/dropcap]awku (U/E) – Mr Issaku Bukari, the Bawku Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), has said the Assembly generated GH₵791,964.80 from its investments, representing about 144 percent