[Ghanaian Chronicle]THE INCREASING spate of human and vehicular traffic in some major cities, especially in the Kumasi metropolis, appears to have been worsened by the unfortunate phenomenon of stray cattle in the city.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]A 28 year old woman, Ms. Helen Atia from the Talensi Nabdam District was adjudged the second runner up at this year's National Farmers' and Fishers Day Awards, held in Abokobi in the Greater Accra Region.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Community members have started to act against cable thieves who have been plaguing the telecommunications industry with the theft and destruction of copper and fibre cables which was affecting the quality of service.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]An Accra High Court yesterday, dismissed a request from the New Vision Party (NVP) seeking to prevent the Electoral Commission (EC) from printing Presidential ballot papers for the up-coming general elections slated for December 7, this year.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]ZOOMLION GHANA Limited, the leading waste management company in Ghana, has vowed to ensure that Kumasi is rid of filth, ahead of the December polls and this year's Christmas festivities.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Nkawie-Ash -A 38-Year-old native of Afrancho in the Offinso North district, Mr. Samuel Kofi Tetteh, last Friday emerged as the Ashanti regional best farmer at the 28th regional farmers day held at Nkawie, the capital of the Atwima Nwabiagya district.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -A Legal Practitioner and Lecturer at the Law Faculty of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Mr. Dickson Osei Assibey, has vowed to work hard to improve the lives of the people, and ensure the development of the Atwima Nwabiagya North constituency, should he be elected on December 7.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Scores of supporters of the National Democratic Party (NDP) yesterday besieged the premises of the Human Rights Court, threatening mayhem and adopting all means to prevent the forth-coming elections from taking place if their presidential nominee was not added to the list of presidential aspirants for the election.
[AEP]General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketsiah, says the party has given members who have gone rogue and are preparing to contest the December polls as independent candidates a seven-day period to rescind their decisions.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Accra -In the lyrics of one of Nana Kwame Ampadu's hit songs, the tiger moves upstream of a river and muddies the waters. He then descends downstream and blames the poor lamb who is struggling to clear the water for a drink.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]It is a matter of you scratch my back and I scratch yours! Barely one month ago, the executive, headed by President John Dramani Mahama, doled out GH¢345,600 of scarce national resources to each of the 230 Members of Parliament for the four years that many of them had sat in there and nodded to official demands. MPs are now to be paid GH¢7,200 per month, or GH¢86,000 per annum, with retrospective effect from January 2009.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Persons suspected to be landguards, in the early hours of Friday 2nd November, 2012, shot and killed a watchman and injured another at Mataheko, near Afienya, in the Ningo Prampram district of the Greater Accra region.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -A former Ashanti Regional Treasurer of the Convention Peoples Party (CPP), Mr. Kingsford Baafour Atakorah, has thrown his weight behind the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), describing President John Mahama's performance as excellent.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]The people of Sagnarigu community in the Northern Region have been advised to adhere to peace and promote oneness to ensure the speedy development of the area and the nation at large.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Adubinsu -MR. KAAKYERE Oppong Kyekyeku, District Chief Executive for Afigya Kwabre in the Ashanti Region has advised Ghanaians, especially the youth, to venture into Agriculture to feed the citizenry and grow the economy, since agriculture is the backbone of the economic growth of the nation.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]The information filtering through that Parliament has approved a huge pay rise for the President, his ministers as well as their aides, sends a very bad signal to the general public. It informs the body politic that politicians are out there to seek their own welfare and not the good of the country and its people.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]The National Democratic Congress (NDC) at the weekend urged the electorates not to take for granted the Government's achievements over the last four years, which had given hope to the nation and won international admiration.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]The Paramount Chief of the Dormaa Traditional Area has endorsed the running mate of the Convention People's Party (CPP), describing her as the best vice presidential candidate to support Dr Abu Sakara with his vision to transform Ghana.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]The development of sports in second cycle institutions in the Upper East Region was given a major boost on Wednesday, when the Ministry of Youth and Sports presented 2,000 footballs to about forty of these institutions.
[Ghanaian Chronicle]Members of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG) in the Upper East Region last Thursday, joined their counterparts in a nationwide strike action, following the failure of the government to resolve the issue of the payment of premiums to members of the association.
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