President John Evans Atta Mills on Friday conferred State Honours on forty-six distinguished sons and daughters of the land at an Investiture Ceremony held at the Accra International Conference Centre

The government has expressed with uttermost dismay, a pro-Rawlings group’s four-week ultimatum to it to reconstruct the Ridge residence of the former first family or face unceasing street protests.

The NDC Youth With Conviction of Principles, largely, a metamorphosis of FONKAR, issued the threat Thursday at a press conference

The President, John Evans Atta Mills, has reiterated the clarion call on the youth of Ghana to develop more interest in what they can do for the nation, rather than what the nation has for them.

He stated that many have laid down their lives and dedicated themselves to the development of Ghana, and asked the youth to emulate such people

Former President Jerry John Rawlings recently rejected government’s offer of a temporary mansion for him at the plush Trasacco Valley Estates, his aide Kofi Adams has exclusively told Citi News.

The former president has been living in what his aide called a ‘safe house’ since fire razed down his North Ridge residence, an old colonial relic, some 20 months ago

The former presidents of Ghana and Brazil are being recognized for their contributions in the fight against hunger.

John Agyekum Kufuor and Luis Inacio Lula da Silva will be awarded the World Food Prize later Thursday during a ceremony in Des Moines, Iowa

The President of Ghana, Professor John Evans Atta Mills yesterday assured Ghanaians that the next one and half years will see a great improvement in social infrastructure to better their lives

A former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings has challenged the widely held claim that formal education in Ghana began with the Fantis.

According to Nana Konadu, the first modern day Ghanaians to be educated by the Basel Missionaries were Akyems

The government of Ghana is, for now, treating with contempt, the UK’s threat to cut down aid to Ghana if the country fails to recognise the rights of gays.

The UK government served notice to African countries, to drop their antiquated anti gay laws or face a slash in aid

A former Chief of Staff Nana Ato Dadzie has said it is “fundamentally wrong” and “ridiculous” for anyone to flak president John Evans Atta-Mills for appointing pardoned former public officials to head key positions in his present government

The European Union (EU) on Monday reaffirmed its worldwide opposition to the death penalty and expressed the commitment to advocate for the abolition of the practice.

At a press conference in Accra on Monday, Ambassador Claude Maerten, Head of the European Union delegation in Ghana who read a press statement issued in Brussels by the European Commission to mark the