GES has announced a total of 477,772 (81.56%) have automatically been placed in one of their choices. This is a significant improvement compared to last year's, with over 100,000 more students placed." However, the Service noted: "108,025 (18.44%) qualified candidates could not be matched with any of their choices.

Majority in Parliament says the President has not breached any constitutional requirement over the Criminal Offences Amendment Bill 2022, also referred to as the anti-witchcraft bill. Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, expressed his dissatisfaction with the President over his silence on the approval or otherwise of the bill after its passage by Parliament in July. Majority Leader, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, said the bill was not presented to the President.

27-year-old illegal miner, Baba Haruna, has been arrested at Ayanfuri in the Central region following a failed ritual killing. Baba, said to be of Togolese descent allegedly attempted to kill his friend, 20-year-old man, Maxwell Amponsah for GH₵80,000.

Department of Social Welfare, in collaboration with the Legon Police, have apprehended six individuals accused of soliciting funds under false pretenses for purportedly ‘sick’ individuals.

Final funeral ceremony for the late paramount chief of the Berekum Traditional Area, Daasebre Dr. Amankona Diawuo II, held on November 23, 2023, witnessed a remarkable moment when the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II majestically graced the occasion.

Ghanaians cautioned against self-medication in other not to develop drug resistance

Department of Social Welfare, in collaboration with the Legon Police, has apprehended six individuals accused of soliciting funds under false pretenses for purportedly ‘sick’ individuals.

Ministry of the Interior has announced a curfew, being imposed on Nkwanta Township in the Oti Region effectively today, Tuesday November 21. As a result, all residents of Nkwanta Township are to stay indoors after 5pm from today until further notice.

Uneasy calm in Mo traditional area over attempts by a sub-chief to defy the two-month ban on noise making which was recently announced by authorities.

Professor at the Department of Pathology at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Prof. Paul Poku Sampane Ossei, has disclosed that a study conducted indicates children who consume crops or drinks from galamsey-polluted environments absorb a dangerous 90% of heavy metals, significantly higher than the 15% assimilated by adults.