President John Evans Atta Mills yesterday re-emphasised the need for fellow African leaders to respect the will of the people by accepting the outcome of national elections.

He said it is wrong for political leaders to impose themselves on their people when it is clear that public verdict is against them

The Information Minister John Tia Akologo has said government has achieved 80% of its focused goal of development for the year 2010 despite challenges.

According to him, the economy has now been stabilised and is poised for growth in the coming years

Once again nature has drawn down her curtain on another year.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and I, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, are grateful to the Almighty God for His perpetual protection over Ghana and her people. He continues to show that His Love for us is boundless and bountiful

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) as part of its commemoration of the 29th anniversary of the December 31st Revolution which falls tomorrow’ wish to remind Ghanaians of the events that brought about the revolution of 31st December, 1981

President John Atta Mills has written to the Speaker of Parliament informing the House to insert the name of Mr Stan Dogbe into a previous list of presidential staffers on which, according to the President’s letter, Mr Dogbe’s name along with three others were inadvertently omitted

Credible information picked up from the corridors of the ECOWAS Secretariat in Abuja Nigeria indicates that Ghana is strongly against any forcible removal of the incumbent President of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo.

Joy News has learnt Ghana prefers dialogue in the resolution of the crisis

The Chairman of the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, has apologised to Ghanaians for the widespread inconvenience caused to candidates and voters during the district level elections.

The EC boss also appealed to the electorate not to be disappointed but exercise their franchise by voting

An Israeli court has convicted former President Moshe Katsav on two counts of rape and sexual harassment.

The Tel Aviv court issued its verdict Thursday. The three-judge panel said Mr. Moshe’s version of events was “riddled with lies.”

Three children have been burnt to death in a fire incident at Nmai Djorn near Adenta in Accra.

The children, all of whom are under the age of ten years, were sleeping in a kiosk when the incident occurred.

The cause of the fire is not immediately known but