The chiefs and people of the Nungua Traditional Area, in the Greater Accra Region, have over the weekend held a thanksgiving and dedication service, to thank God for a successful "Kplejoo" festival and to usher them into the new year.

The Merck Foundation, an international philanthropic organisation in partnership with the First Lady, Mrs Rebecca Akufo-Addo, has launched a fashion awards scheme to recognise exclusive Ghanaian designs targeted at fighting infertility stigma in the country.

THE first "Oh my God" said enough. Two more following in succession truly let Richard Commey's feelings known about the reaction to his success back home in Ghana.

The case involving the murder of Mrs Josephine Asante, Marketing and Public Affairs Manager of Tema Port has taken a new twist as the complainant in the case and the driver of the deceased, Amos Apreku, has become the second accused person.

Head Coach of the senior national team, James Kwesi Appiah has warned Asante Kotoko over fans intimidation ahead of their encounter with Al Hilal of Sudan.

Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Limited has launched the 360° Rewards, a card loyalty Programme, for the bank's Debit and Credit cards The programme is an end-to-end solution managing reward points via a comprehensive reward catalogue.

Kibi -The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has installed more than 4,000 prepaid meters in Kibi, in the Eastern Region.

Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) says it is ready to transform the face of banking in Ghana with its technology led customer-centric approach to banking.

The Israeli Embassy in collaboration with the United Nation's office in Ghana and the German Embassy on Wednesday marked the annual International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Accra in memory of victims of the Holocaust.

Tamale -A group calling itself Dagbon Malima Zugu (DAMAZ), a Dagbani expression which means "Dagbon should work" has lauded the Committee of Eminent Chiefs and the Northern Regional Minister for the successful enskinment of the new Yaa-Naa for Dagbon.

GCB Bank Limited has financed the purchase of over 30 duty vehicles for the carting of cocoa from the hinterlands to the ports. The vehicles include 30 Howo light duty and 10 heavy duty trucks as well as tractors with trailors for unmotorable roads.

The Accra Technical University (ATU) is ready to host the Ghana Technical Universities Sports Association (GHATUSA) Games scheduled to begin today.

The youth in the country should take advantage of the numerous job opportunities that exist in the construction industry to get employed or create their own business instead of searching for non-existent white collar jobs, Project Director of the Youth Inclusive Entrepreneurship Development Initiative for Employment (YIEDIE), Mrs Vera Kafui Mills-Odoi has said.

The government has been urged to increase investment in Early Child Development (ECD) for children under two years in the country.

Government will complete paying all arrears owed teachers by the end of March this year, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said.

The Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday renewed a contract with the Cuban government to supply Ghana with 20 medical specialists for the next two years.

Sedina Christine Tamakloe Attionu, a former Chief Executive Officer of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), has been dragged to the Accra High Court, for alleged stealing and willfully causing more than GH¢7 million financial loss to the state.

Ghana and the United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) have launched a programme to empower adolescents and young people to deepen their scope of existing activities to attain a Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE).

A four-day residential entrepreneurship training programme has from January 28-31 been organised by CAMFED Ghana in collaboration with the National Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI) in Tamale.

A delegation from the Bloomberg Philanthropies in the United States of America is in Accra to acquaint itself with the progress of work to improve road safety.