Litigation locks 18 Tafo royals in morgue for 13 yrs
The bodies of 18 members of the Agona Royal Family of Old Tafo in Kumasi have been kept in the morgue for the past...
Labour expert rejects TUC’s call for review of labour law
Calls by the Trade of Union Congress (TUC) for a review of Ghana’s labour laws have been shot down as unjustified by labour expert,...
The rift between the GFA President and Vice
Since assuming power in late 2005, Kwesi Nyantakyi has shown that he does not have permanent friends. He’s a politician; he's got permanent interests.
George...
Ghana signs deal for US Military base
The government of Ghana, in a surprise move, has approved an agreement with the United States of America to set up a military base...
Court orders YEA to pay sacked staff
An Accra High court has ordered the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), to compensate some 10 workers it laid off unfairly.
The court ruled that the plaintiffs...
Lower Court Judges threaten strike over salaries
Judges of the lower courts have threatened to embark on a strike if issues relating to their salaries and conditions services are not addressed...
LPG operators abandon cylinder policy talks
The Ghana LPG Operators Association (GLiPGOA) has withdrawn from the ongoing consultative meetings ahead of the implementation of the Cylinder Recirculation Policy.
In a letter...
Glo races against time to stop revocation of license
Citi Business News’ sources at Telecommunication company, Glo, have disclosed that the company will meet the thirty (30) day ultimatum by the National Communications Authority...
GIJ advertises on-leave Rector’s position
Despite announcing that its Rector, Dr. Wilberforce Sefakor Dzisah is on leave, the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) has advertised the position, calling on...
President swears in Amidu as Special Prosecutor
President Nana Akufo-Addo has sworn in Martin Amidu as Ghana’s first Special Prosecutor.
Mr. Amidu was sworn in today at the Flagstaff House in the...
