Chris Larbi Boateng A communication team member of the Western Regional branch of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Chris Larbi Boateng, has made it clear that Ghana cannot move
Chris Larbi Boateng A communication team member of the Western Regional branch of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Chris Larbi Boateng, has made it clear that Ghana cannot move
Sandra Seyram Kpedor (R) being briefed by a technical officer of the Volta River Authority on the opening of the spillway gates Work has commenced on opening the spillway
Adib Saani addressing the press ‎ ‎The Jatikay Centre for Human Security and Peace Building and a coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) have called on the Ministry of the
Mabel Acquaye (M) with other stakeholders in a group photograph The absence of reliable fiscal data on Ghana’s Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM) sector is undermining government efforts to
Participants in a group photo Public Relations and communications professionals have been urged to embrace continuous reinvention, strategic leadership and ethical influence to remain relevant amid advances in artificial
NADMO Director receiving the items from Sonya Sadhwani Melcom Ghana Limited has donated relief items worth approximately GH¢500,000 to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to support individuals and
Reggie Rockstone Veteran musician, Reggie Rockstone, has lost his personal car after it was damaged by the devastating floods that swept through Accra on June 29, adding to the
Prophet Nigel Gaisie Prophet Nigel Gaisie has allegedly threatened to sue ATV media personality, Kwaku Atta Boadu, over alleged defamatory comments made against him during a television programme. In
Burna Boy Burna Boy thrilled fans at the Afro Nation Festival in Portugal after stepping on stage with a giant Ghana flag during his performance. A video from the
The Writer The dream of a united Africa, which was championed by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah more than six decades ago, is once again being tested by a wave of
The writer Few countries in the world have had to confront water as relentlessly as the Netherlands. Yet, despite living under conditions that would seem almost impossible, it has
 George Stephenson’s locomotive came to mind when word was dropped about the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government’s purchase of 1970 railway engines for the Ghana Railway Company (GRC). One