Editor's Choice

Election petition case: Ghana must tread cautiously!

ON 28th December, 2012 three members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) filed a petition at the Supreme Court of Ghana to challenge the results of the 2012 December elections declared by the chairman... 

• A stitch in time saves nine
• Support for SMEs: Charity begins at home
• We need permanent solutions to power outages, not excuses
• Impersonation on social media platforms must end
• Restore the personal security and safety of Kumasi
• Why did it take the NLC so long?
• Have we learnt the lessons of May 9?
• We welcome our doctors back, but…
• Reconstruction of Kantamanto: Laudable but…
• Kantamanto & Dome fire victims need help

Business

Samsung & Stanchart unveil 1yr flexible payment *For Galaxy S4

GALAXY S4 The new Samsung GALAXY S4 is currently the world’s most sought after smartphone, which has resulted in a continuous rise in the demand for the smartphone on the local market. Samsung... 

• ‘Cut down importation of auto parts’
• AngloGold Ashanti lauds graduating GSR staff
• Nigeria hosts African business women
• Citrus farmers to undergo intensive training
• SIC supports kayayei
• ‘Stakeholder must tackle economic woes’
• African ministers to attend energy forum
• AngloGold Ashanti assures stakeholders
• 1st National donates to mothers
• Symantec reveals increase in Cyberespionage

Local News

NRSC worried…Over killing of pedestrians

Mr. Noble John Appiah, Executive Director of the NRSC Communications Manager of the National Road Safety Commission (NRSC,) Lawyer Kwame Koduah Atuahene, has bemoaned the increasing rate of killing... 

• ‘Compensation is an insult’
• ‘Deaf and dumb grants not released’
• Fake revenue collectors jailed
• We don’t know Woyome—Companies
• ‘Universities must be equipped to train engineers’
• Assemblymen angry *At Baba Jamal
• Security tight at UCC
• Rev. Minister preaches peace
• J.A Plant Pool is 5 years
• Aesthetics Cosmetics to hit Accra

Education

Has the Law of Moses been set aside, in and by, the Crucifixion of Yeshua? (Part 1 of 3)

…WITH CHRIS BAPUOHYELE  Not long ago, I published a number of articles through this very medium, pointing out to readers that the version of clergymen on the crucifixion and resurrection of... 

• WHO data showing narrowing health gap
• Malaria parasite ‘controls mosquito’
• The cost-free and drugs-free healthcare of Elohim for mankind (Part 2 of 2) …With By Chris Bapuohyele
• Ideal college sits for first
• Global health experts to meet in Israel *To deliberate on efficient healthcare delivery
• WHO encourages patient participation for hand hygiene in health care
• Brain implant ‘predicts’ epilepsy seizures
• Assembly Members lament…on Conditions of traditional birth attendants
• Novartis signs on to support Malaria… No More’s Power of One campaign to stride towards a future without malaria
• Mapping System helps fight malaria…By tracking mosquito resistance to insecticides-used

Featured Stories

Viable district sub-structures and citizens’ participation: Whose responsibility?

ARTICLE: FATIMA ANAFU-ASTANGA  “I like to see a man proud of the place he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him,” Abraham Lincoln once said. Democracy is... 

• Industry and human rights
• Asthma needs serious attention in Ghana
• Politics in Ghana–Is corruption a priority?
• Open Letter to President Obama (3)
• Public Private Partnership (PPP) in Ghana
• Promoting mental health awareness and wellbeing: Let’s talk about mental health and reduce stigma in Ghana
• Identifying key hurdles to achieving the MDGs: Realities from Africa for the post 2015 agenda
• Open Letter to President Obama (2)
• Some moral arguments against strikes by physicians in Ghana
• From fear to hope – Getting it right in Somalia

ENTERTAINMENT

32 Ghanaians qualify…or Glo X Factor boot camp

Thirty two (32) Ghanaian singing talents have pulled through to the next stage of the Glo X Factor singing reality show at the final phase of auditioning at the National Theatre in Accra.     The... 

• We can’t continue trend of Azonto beats — Kaywa
• Shatta Wale unveils new song (Zozaazo)
• Miss Ghana 2012 co-hosts reality TV show
• ‘I want to be remembered for good music’
• Brohill targets hinterlands *With new release
• Are we ready for 2013 rains?
• ‘Dramatic decline’ warning for plants and animals
• Miss Earth Ghana 2013 launched
• 2013 VGMAs Industry Awards set for May 10
• Miss Ghana 2013 takes off May 30…With three-day national auditions

World

Retirement ‘is harmful to health’

Retirement can affect your mental health, the study suggests Retirement has a detrimental impact on mental and physical health, a new study has found. The study, published by the Institute of... 

• Syria conflict: BBC shown ‘signs of chemical attack’
• Syria chemical evidence growing – UK
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner returns to service in Ethiopia flight
• Last respects paid to Lady Thatcher
• Russian activist Navalny on trial
• Taiwan runs live-fire military drill
• Rockets hit Israeli city of Eilat
• Nelson Mandela breathing without difficulty – presidency
• Zambia seizes Chinese-Owned Mine
• APRM promoted good governance *In Africa

Sports

Arteta praises team spirit after Arsenal claim fourth place

The Gunners sealed Champions League football for next season with a win over Newcastle at St James’ Park, and the midfielder hopes his side can now push on for the title next term Arsenal... 

• Sir Alex Ferguson retires
• Elmina Sharks beat Wassaman *To enhance Middle League qualification
• Elmina Sharks unhappy …With officiating
• John Terry England retirement: ‘No decision’ to return to squad
• Golden Rackets set for Davis Cup
• Luis Suarez: Liverpool striker accepts FA bite charge
• Golden years: The tale of Manchester United’s 20 titles
• Who qualifiers to Wembley
• I’m not happy at Madrid—Mourinho
• Athletes duo disappointed