The Minister for Roads and Highways Kwasi Amoako-Attah has requested the Executive Director of the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) to fully investigate the cash for road contracts allegations. He made the request on
The Ministry of Roads and Highways has categorically refuted allegations that an amount of one million Ghana Cedis is demanded before road contracts are awarded. According to the Ministry, such an accusation is surprising. Explaining
The Water Resources Commission (WRC) has warned against wanton dissipation of Ghana's water resources. The warning, according to the Commission, follows intense activities of illegal miners across parts of the country, therefore resulting in extreme
The chief of New Akrofuom in the Adansi Asokwa district of the Ashanti Region has been arrested by police for allegedly attempting to sodomize a 17-year-old boy. The incident happened in the early hours of
Alfred Obeng Boateng, the Member of Parliament for Bibiani-Ahnwiaso-Bekwai Constituency, says he has enough funds to “bribe’ delegates to win the next NPP parliamentary primaries. Mr. Obeng Boateng said in a viral audio clip that
Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from second place in the US Grand Prix after running Max Verstappen's Red Bull close for victory. Hamilton was just two seconds behind Verstappen at the flag but his car was
Manchester City say they will take action after a "small number of individuals" were heard singing offensive chants following the death of Sir Bobby Charlton. The Manchester United and England legend died on Saturday aged 86.
The various Regional FAs have confirmed their qualified teams for the preliminary stage of the 2023/24 MTN FA Cup competition. The Clubs qualified from the respective regional league competitions across the country. The lower tier
Profit of Ghana’s fastest-growing financial institution, OmniBSIC Bank, has surpassed GH¢150 million in the third quarter of this year – just 11 months after the merged entity overturned its losses. The bank’s profit before tax
Seth Terkper, the former Finance Minister, has acknowledged that he paid the wrong amount for the substandard ambulances that his subordinate, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, is currently on trial for. In addition to this acknowledgement,
