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Lands and Natural Resources Minister warns an outright ban on small scale mining may impact negatively on the country's economic but maynot stop illegal mining

Organised Labour joins forces with the media coalition to determine actions to be taken to push government to deal with the issue of illegal mining.

The Bono Chiefs have given the government a one-month deadline to halt illegal mining (galamsey), warning that if the government fails to act, they will take matters into their own hands and reclaim their lands.

The government anticipates that the food situation will officially stabilize by the year’s end, thanks to the measures implemented to reduce the drought’s impact.

The Electoral Commission and the National Democratic Congress to have a high-stake meeting over the credibility of the voter's register today as the Electoral commission rejects calls from the NDC to have a live broadcast of the meeting.

Road Traffic regulations bill relayed in parliament as MP's and other high profiled government officials left out.

Speaker of Parliament urges MPs to desist from making unfounded allegations against the electoral commission,while urging them to work with the commission to resolve outstanding issues.

The NDC calls for a forensic audit of the the electoral commissions voter register sighting concerns of its integrity.

The Ghana Police Service has apprehended a man for vandalizing the statues of the Big Six at the Airport Roundabout.

President Akuffo Addo assures Ghanaians of a free and fair elections.