Body of Samuel dangling on the tree A 36-year-old man, Samuel Bossoka, aka Larwer, has reportedly committed suicide by hanging at Tawiakrom, near Fumso in the Adansi North District of

An Accra Circuit Court has sentenced a private legal practitioner, Dominic Owusu Sekeyere, to seven years’ imprisonment for defrauding by false pretenses. His accomplice, Albert Kwadzo Coleman, aka Samuel Yeboah,

A Man Diesel Tipper truck with registration number WR 1166-15 crashed two people to death on the outskirts of Ahwetieso in the Tarkwa Nsueam Municipality of the Western Region. The

Dr Stephen Kwabena Opuni Less than 24 hours after an Accra High Court ordered the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to lift the ban on the bank accounts of

Alhassan Azong, Alex Segbefia The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service has interrogated four more former ministers in the erstwhile National Democratic Congress (NDC) government headed by

Mother of the deceased. INSET: The twins who could not survive the poison “No one loved my children more than I do. God knows I love them very well, but as

Three police officers – two stationed at the Weija District and the other attached to the Rapid Deployment Force (RDF) headquarters – are currently under investigation for allegedly giving out

Eugene Baffoe Bonnie, William Tevie, Godfried Yeboah Dame The Supreme Court has set June 7, 2018 to give its ruling on a case referred to it by an Accra high

Gregory Afoko The Accra high court hearing the case involving Gregory Afoko – who has been accused of murdering the former Upper East Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party

Speaker Mike Oquaye Parliament has denied allegations that Speaker Mike Oquaye has received rent allowances, despite the fact that he has been provided with an official accommodation. The allegations came

Dr. Hayford addressing the press THE CAUCUS for Democratic Governance (CDG), a   pro-National Democratic Congress (NDC) group, has called for an independent probe into the double rent allowance allegation leveled

The Supreme Court has set 7 June 2018 to determine whether or not article 19 clause 2 (e) and (g) of the 1992 constitution puts an obligation on the prosecution