ONE of the four surviving members of the 1948-Year Group of the Wesley Girls High School (WGHS), Cape Coast, Mrs Dorothy Barnor (born Dorothy Naa Kwartiokor...
The Anyaa Ablekuma Area of the Church of Pentecost (CoP) last Sunday held a farewell service in honour of the Area Pastor, Apostle Samuel Kojo Gakpetor...
Farmers in Adansi South, in the Ashanti Region, known for their production of rice, cassava, plantain, maize and vegetables, used to make little profit from their...
The Scripture tells us that marriage is an intimate and complementing union between a man and a woman in which the two become one. For the...
HIV and AIDS advocates have reiterated calls for the public to offer support to people living with HIV in the communities to help them recover and...
Women have been advised against lifting heavy loads and engaging in activities that put strain on their pelvic muscle. “Women tend to have a lot of...
“Trotro” is a converted lorry or van used as public transport for commercial purposes. In Ghana, it serves as a means of transport for majority of...
Guinness has rolled out a new campaign in Ghana and across key markets in Africa dubbed ‘Black Shines Brightest’. This is as a result of long...
Some people in this country are smart enough to turn a bad situation to their advantage by cashing in on the plight of others. Such a...
Nii Ashitey Tetteh, Head of the Okpe and Okortsoshishie families of Amamoley and James Town has observed that numerous chieftaincy disputes in the Ga State was...