The Minister for Education, Hon Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, has stressed the importance of Ghanaian languages in education, especially at the basic level, hence the need to be included as a category for the Best Teacher Awards.

Accra -GHANA is said to be paying millions of dollars to international lawyers to undertake mediations between the country and business entities internationally.

The District Chief Executive, Hon James Jaaga has appealed to farmers to use funds which were granted to them by Export Development and Investment Fund (EDIF), judiciously to benefit their family and the community in which they lived. He made this statement when he met farmers in Bole who were to benefit from EDIF.

The President of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Mr John W. Ashe, has said that the Transatlantic Slave Trade (TAST) which dehumanized and enslaved approximately15 million men, women and children for 400 years deprived Africa of its lifeblood for centuries transforming the world forever.

A one day consultative meeting on the implementation of the outer ring road component of the Greater-Kumasi project in the Ashanti Region for various stakeholders ended last Wednesday at Ejisu.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has briefed the press on the "Report on the Incidences of Mortality of Whales in Ghanaian waters".

The Kumawu Business Advisory Centre (BAC), as the basic implementing unit at the district and community levels in the Sekyere Kumawu district has undertaken three community-based skills training programmes for three communities in the district.

The Ghanaian government may look elsewhere for reliable gas supply to her Volta River Authority (VRA) following repeated failure by NGas, a company owned by Chevron, Shell and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).