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Mrs Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo, the Chief Justice, says the Judicial Service can build a Justice system that is truly citizen-centred and efficient by fostering collaboration in expanded Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services, and…

Dr. Bernard Okoe-Boye, the Minister of Health, has called on African leaders to unite in enforcing anti-smoking policies to create a tobacco-free continent, considering the millions of lives lost annually due to tobacco-related diseases. 

Reports indicate that some unidentified illegal miners are planning to enter and mine in the Neung South Forest Reserve, in the Tarkwa District of the Western Region. 

Faith Agbozo (PhD), the Head of Department for Family and Community Health at the University of Health and Allied Science, has been selected as the new Secretary-General of the Africa Nutrition Society (ANS) for a two-year tenure. 

Ms Sophia Ashipala, Head of the Education Division, African Union Commission, says the archaic perception that Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is a second-tier option needs to be discarded.

An Accra High Court has granted a GH¢2 million bail to Pastor Hammond Love, who is currently serving 48 months jail term for stealing.

The Accra-based not-for-profit media organization specialized in capacity building for journalists, NewsBridge Africa has this week conducted training for journalists in two African countries on how to investigate illicit financial flows.

This month, the world could witness a radical shift in the international political landscape. A new United Nations convention for tax cooperation would fix the broken rules-based system of international governance.

As world leaders gathered at COP29, amid a flurry of ambitious pledges and somber warnings, one message stood out in a moment that captured the urgency felt by many: “The cost of inaction is far greater than the investment required to build…

The Teachers and Educational Workers' Union (TEWU) of TUC-Ghana says it will begin an indefinite industrial action, effective Monday, November 18, if the government fails to resolve all issues regarding its conditions of service.