Since 2000, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have contributed to the global poverty decline and 40 million more children are attending school.

Alhaji Gilbert Seidu Iddi, the Chief Executive Officer of the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA), has said 175 new tractors had been procured by the Authority and would be available for agricultural productivity in the coming farming season.

The commission of inquiry set up to investigate questionable judgment debts paid to various individuals and organizations on Wednesday started its public hearings.

The Chief Justice, Mrs. Georgina Theodora Woode has bemoaned the falling standards of education in the country and attributed the problem to studentsÂ’ addiction to the internet and the lackadaisical attitude to reading.

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As part of preparations towards a successful and credible coverage of the 2012 elections particularly in the Western Region, Joy FMÂ’s affiliate station in Takoradi, Radio Maxx, has taken reporters through a training workshop aimed at enhancing their capacities.

A media consultant is asking journalists to remain independent and true to their ethical standards as the country elect a new president in December.

Vodafone GhanaÂ’s controversial capped fixed broadband packages begin today for all new customers, but would start on December 16, 2012 for existing customers.

Yara Ghana, leading mineral fertilizer manufacturer and distributor, is initiating a scheme to promote the business of agriculture among young people.

For five years running, the number one Akan radio station in Kumasi, Nhyira Fm, has hosted keep fit, fan and social clubs to compete in various sporting activities to stay healthy, network and socialize.

Ten civilians have died after gunmen stormed a pub in central Nigeria's Plateau state and opened fire on customers, authorities say.

Tens of thousands of people have held protests in Cairo against Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi, who last week granted himself sweeping new powers.

The three Northern Regions have been regarded as the safe havens for the NDC since the inception of the fourth Republican constitution which paved the way for multiparty democracy in 1992.