Dr Opoku Prempeh visits Tetrete Okuamoah Sekyim II

Gideon Boako accuses Mahama as 'the most corrupt Vice President ever'

The Alan Kyeremanten movement for change is hoping Ghanaians will ditch the NPP and NDC in the December 7 general elections.

Ghanaians express their displeasure about the current situation of DUMSOR in the country.

Dr. Abu Sakara said the alliance will prioritize the fight against corruption with lifestyle audits of public officials, ensure empowerment of institutions and an independent judiciary as a way of curbing the menace.

Former chairman of the Public Utilities Regulatory commission Kwame Pianim wants the commission to step up its regulatory duties and ensure total compliance from the ECG despite the pushback.

It is unclear when this nightmare of "DUMSOR" will end but the Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam has announced new measures to deal with current the power supply challenges as well as the financial issues of the sector players.

The unreliable supply of power in the country has again reingnited the debate for private participation in the energy sector. The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the commissioning of the Genser Gas project in Kumasi raised the issue.

Brace for higher fuel prices as National Petroleum Authority admits helplessness as global market prices rise and the Ghanaian Cedi depreciates.

Unemployed Environmental Health Officers and assistants took to the streets of the Northern regional capital Tamale to register their frustration over their joblessness three years after leaving school.