In a devastating turn of events, economic activities in the picturesque town of Sayikope in the North Tongu District have ground to a standstill just four days after the collapse of the Aklakpa River Bridge. The incident occurred when a heavily laden truck carrying loads of salt attempted to traverse the bridge, leading to its structural failure.

Some parliamentary candidate aspirants in the Eastern region have indicated their readiness to keenly contest and subsequently emerge victorious in the party's primaries

Trades Union Congress (TUC) has vehemently rejected the proposal for a 15 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on electricity consumption, calling it irresponsible and unconscionable, especially given the current economic challenges faced by Ghanaians

Ghana Water Company has cautioned the public to help conserve the dwindling water bodies in the country. The Tema Regional Chief Manager for Ghana Water Company, Amidu Musa, explains that Ghanaians need to join forces to help curb the bad practices affecting water bodies in the country. Emphasizing that Ghanaians must also conserve the treated water being served to their Communities and home

Black Stars team bus attacked by angry fans after their elimination

“We're ready for 2024 battle” – Hawa Koomson

Some Ghanaians react to Ghana’s draw with Egypt.

The Appeals Committee of the New Patriotic Party has disqualified 17 persons who filed nominations to contest the upcoming NPP Parliamentary Primaries after petitions were filed against them. This was made known at a press conference addressed by the General Secretary of the party Justin Frimpong Kodua, after the National Executive Committee and National Council meetings.

Members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church fate will be hanged in the balance if the Electoral Commission and government fail to heed to their plea by rescheduling date of the election. This comes at the behest of the Church making a strong case for an amendment to the December 7 elections.

Nadowli-Kaleo district director of Health Services, Phoebe Balangunyetimi has repressed worry over the death of people especially the youth through non communicable diseases. Speaking at the commissioning of the St. Anne Medical Centre at Duong, she disclosed that the number of cases of non-communicable diseases such as hypertension, diabetes and cancer are on the rise resulting in some cases fatalities.