Charles Taylor guilty of aiding Sierra Leone war crimes
International judges have found former Liberian leader Charles Taylor guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes during the Sierra Leone civil war....
Barcelona's Pep Guardiola 'on brink of leaving club'
Pep Guardiola is understood to be on the brink of ending his tenure as manager of Barcelona after telling the club he cannot carry on. ...
Bayern Munich win 3-1 on penalties
Bayern Munich will face Chelsea in the Champions League final after beating Real Madrid in a penalty shoot-out following an engrossing semi-final. ...
Barcelona 2-2 Chelsea (agg 2-3)
The Blues were in serious trouble after goals from Sergio Busquets and Andres Iniesta put Barca ahead either side of Terry's red card ...
Volta Chiefs meet Rawlingses over NDC divisions
A delegation of chiefs and other traditional rulers from the Volta Region under the umbrella of Royals for Peace and Development are meeting with former President Jerry John Rawlings and his wife, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings in an attempt to establish the root cause of the strained relations between them and the leadership of the National Democratic Congress....
Agyapong’s case is like using a sledge hammer to kill a fly
Ghana’s former President, John Agyekum Kufuor, has spoken for the first time on the treason charges against New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP for Assin North, Kennedy Agyapong, calling on government to douse the rising tension....
Ken Agyapong granted bail
The embattled Member of Parliament of Assin North, Kennedy Agyapong, has been granted bail....-
Ken Agyapong's case too heavy for me
The Magistrate's Court in Adjabeng has deferred hearing of the case involving Kennedy Agyapong. -
Kennedy Agyapong granted bail but still in police custody
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP for Assin North, Kennedy Agyapong, has been granted bail over comments the police believed could amount to treason. -
Mike Tyson on sex, drugs and Trayvon Martin
Mike Tyson is singing to me—poorly—his version of "Cocaine," the J.J. Cale song popularized by Eric Clapton in 1980. -
Ghana is a wonderful economic success story
United States President Barack Obama has had high praise for Ghana’s economic transformation and democratic credentials, pointing out that while it is important and right to focus on Africa’s challenges, it is equally important focus on the good news.
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Mario Balotelli urged to seek professional help by union official
Mario Balotelli needs "professional help" for his disciplinary problems, according to a leading official from the world union for footballers. -
Villas-Boas sacked by Chelsea
Andre Villas-Boas has been sacked by Chelsea after less than a year in charge at Stamford Bridge. -
Ghana 1-1 Chile
Locally-based player Richard Mpong scored on his debut for Ghana in an international friendly against Chile, which ended 1-1 after Matias Fernandez converted from the spot to cancel out Black Stars’ lead. -
I never said I will resign
Under fire coach of the Black Stars Goran Stevanovic has denied ever saying he will resign as coach if the Black Stars fail to win the just ended AFCON tournament.
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The Sad End Of Afia Pokua
It seems that there is no love lost between Afia Pokua, one of the seasoned presenters of Tema-based Adom Fm and the management of the station. -
US singer and actress Whitney Houston dies aged 48
American singer and actress Whitney Houston has died in Los Angeles at the age of 48. -
Joy FM Hi-Life Dance Party, a perfect fiesta
The 2011 Joy FM Hi-Life Dance Party which came off at The Place, Trade Fair Centre, LA without a doubt will definitely go down into music's history books. -
Kojo Antwi, Nana Tuffour urge MUSIGA unity
Mr Music Man Kojo Antwi has called on all musicians to rally behind the newly elected President of Musiga, Bice Osei Kuffour aka Obour.
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Forbes African rich list topped by Nigerian mogul
A Nigerian construction mogul has topped a list of Africa's richest people. -
Gov’t okays new company to manage gas
President John Atta Mills has authorized the formation of an independent Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) to among other things, own, manage and develop a national network of gas pipelines. -
Oil Price Hits $118
Talks among Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) broke down yesterday without an agreement to raise output after Saudi Arabia failed to convince the cartel of boosting production. -
Ghana’s Economy To Grow Fast
An updated version of Global Economic Prospects, a World Bank report, has projected that Ghana will become the fastest growing economy in sub-Saharan Africa as it has begun the export of oil.
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E.T. Mensah Takes Over Education
President J.E.A. Mills has accepted the resignation of Betty Mould-Iddrisu as Education Minister and asked E.T. Mensah, in charge of Employment and Social Welfare Ministry to take up additional responsibilities at the Education Ministry -
Ghana to have a lovely educated public in a decade if...
Presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party has reiterated his ambition to make education in Ghana progressively cheaper whilst improving upon its quality if voted for in the next general elections. -
Teachers get 15% retention premium
Teachers and certain categories of the Teacher and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) have been promised a 15 per cent increase of their salary as a retention premium.
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Ghanaian surgeon in UK suspended
A Ghanaian surgeon based in London, who uses laser surgery to boost women's sex lives faces a life ban for damaging five patients. -
The 10 most polluted fruit and vegetables
Between 2000 and 2009, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) tested 53 popular fruits and vegetables, to find those that had high levels of pesticides. If, in your quest to reduce exposure to pesticides, it’s not possible for you to eat organic food and vegetables (at least for the 10 fruit and vegetables below) all the time, at least try to always eat locally grown produce from reasonable agriculture. -
Italy sends emergency aid to famine-hit African areas
Italy is sending 30 tonnes of emergency aid to Africa to help deal with the crisis in the sub-Saharan region stricken by drought and famine, the foreign ministry said on Thursday. -
Mobiles 'may cause brain cancer'
The World Health Organization's cancer research agency says mobile phones are "possibly carcinogenic".
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Rawlings visits injured AMISOM soldiers
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