Drivers blame Atuabo gas for Atomic Junction explosion

The Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Truck Drivers is blaming the high propane content in gas from Atuabo as the cause of recent gas explosions during discharge at filling stations in the country.

According to them, because of the high propane content in the LPG, the pressure of gas from

E-systems increase RGD’s revenue by 50 %

The Registrar General’s Department (RGD) has disclosed that its revenue has increased by about 50% within three years of introducing an online portal.

The RGD in 2014 introduced the online registration of businesses with the main aim of minimizing face to face business transactions and stop corruption.

But the system only picked up this year (2017) after the Department begun

Allowance restoration: I would have quit politics if allowance wasn't restored - Nana B

In the heat of the 2016 campaign Sammi Awuku, Abu Ramadan, myself and some other Patriots visited and interacted with the people of St Francis Training College. In my address to the students, I stated categorically that ” if the next NPP government fails to

Police arrest Ghana Health Service Staff, former service personnel for forgery

Two persons including a staff of the Ghana Health Service are in the grips of the Volta regional Police command in Ho for engaging in an alleged forgery.

This follows a complaint lodged against the two, Bright Paul Yebbi, 32, and Penidas Fordjour, 33, by the outgoing Regional director of the

Mahama lauds Liberia’s polls

Former President John Mahama has said the election ongoing in Liberia has generally been peaceful.

He is leading an ECOWAS observer mission to monitor the election in that country and noted that although there were few hitches and late start of voting in some polling centres, the process has been “so far so good”.

“Of course, every electoral system has some glitches, but as the day goes on, they resolve the issue.

“In a few polling stations they didn’t start on time, they started around

U-17 World Cup: Scouts are distracting our players - Fabin

The head coach of the Ghana national U-17 team, the Black Starlets, Paa Kwesi Fabin has raised concerns about the presence of football scouts and agents at the team’s hotel, adding that their presence is distracting his players.

Ghana has had a rather difficult campaign at the ongoing FIFA U-17 tournament in India, because despite qualifying to the next stage of the competition, the Starlets have not played their usual flamboyant style and

Weah leads in Liberia polls

Partial results from Liberia's presidential election show former football star George Weah has taken an early lead.

Figures from the National Elections Commission (NEC) put Mr Weah ahead in 11 out of 15 counties, although most votes have yet to be counted.

His main rival, incumbent Vice-President Joseph Boakai, leads in