Forty participants from the Inspectorate Division of the Forestry Commission (FC) have benefited from a technical support from the United Nations Industrial Organisation (UNIDO). The training was to prepare the participants mainly from the Timber Industry Development Division (TIDD) to be familiar with the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) management

Accra Hearts of Oak defender, Inusah Musah, is set to be on the sidelines with a leg injury and will be a doubt for the Phobians when they travel to the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium to face Ashantigold in their week 11crunch fixture tomorrow.

Ghana’s para-taekwondo team returned home last Wednesday with a bronze medal at the just-ended Second African Para-Taekwondo Open Championships held in Kigali, Rwanda.

It’s been a troubled start for Ashantigold as nothing seems to be working for the 2015/16 Premier League Champions whose head coach Bashir Hayford jumped ship last week before being pushed out after a poor run of results.

The Senior Staff Association (SSA) of the National Sports Authority (NSA) has sent an SOS to the sector minister, Isaac Asiamah, to as a matter of urgency institute measures to enable the NSA rise from the doldrums.

Abraham Osei Bonsu is adamant in his claim that he won last Saturday's national super featherweight title fight against Wahab Oluwaseum and is, therefore, demanding a rematch to set the record straight.

Former boxing great Azumah Nelson has called on the various sports federations to ensure athletes train adequately to prepare for next year's Commonwealth Games in Australia.

There is nothing like falling in love and the joy of a new relationship. You feel on top of the world and everything around you glows with love. Your only wish at this time is that you will live happily thereafter. One strategy that some lovers use to hold on to their relationships is by being clingy. A clingy person is one who is totally and emotionally dependent on his or her lover.

The wife of the Vice-President, Mrs Samira Bawumia, has urged young women not to let fear impede their dream of attaining higher heights. She asked them to work hard and persevere in order to attain their goals to become successful personalities who would inspire others.

Golden Tulip Kumasi City, the leading hotel in Kumasi, has Mr Stephane Robert as its new General Manager. Mr Robert will oversee the day-to-day operations and strategic direction of the 160- room- hotel as well as utilise his hands-on management style to deliver the highest standards of service.

A former Minister of Finance, Dr Kwabena Duffuor, has asked regulatory institutions in the financial sector to prioritise financial inclusion as part of their operational duties to bring more people into the financial system.

The Kanda Highway is one of the major and busiest highways in the capital city. It is about 0.06 kilometres and stretches from the Gold House all the way towards the Accra Psychiatric Hospital.   Before the construction of the George Walker Bush Highway, popularly known as the N1, it was one of the ceremonial routes that our leaders loved to have a ride through with visiting Heads of States of other countries and other important dignitaries.

The Minister for National Security, Mr Albert Kan-Dapaah, has described the activities of political vigilante groups as criminal and affirmed the resolve of the security agencies to confront the groups and stop their activities.

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Manso Nkwanta, Mr Joseph Albert Quarm, wants the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources to go beyond placing a moratorium on the issuance of new mining licences and revoke all prospecting mining licences.

A 24-year-old pastor has been dragged before the Accra Circuit Court for allegedly inserting his fingers into the genitals of a three-year-old girl at Chorkor near Accra. The accused person, Pastor Wisdom Kusorgbor, is the Head pastor of Soldiers of the Cross Ministries, located at Korle-Gonno near Accra.

After days of grounds work,  the Media Coalition against Galamsey, launched its galamsey must stop advocacy programme in Accra last Tuesday vowing to put pressure on the government to act to stop the illegal activity once and for all. The Coalition also decided to go hard on people in high positions including politicians, chiefs and security people who condoned the illegal act.  To the Coalition the battle cry is to “

A media Practitioner with Asante Bekwai-based Dess FM, Iyke Kofi Agyenkwa, has lost a vehicle he was offering for sale to a confident trickster in Kumasi. He has, therefore, reported the incident to the Central Police Station, Kumasi to help trace the missing vehicle.

The Christian churches exist to make disciples.  In the Africa Study Bible (ASB) project formulation with Dr.Tite Tienou from Burkina Faso as Chair, it was decided that the project would focus on discipleship and life transformation by providing tools and help to grow Christians deep in their faith. Thus, the ASB comes as a unique fresh resource material to help the church to develop their members into Christ-like disciples.

Ghana’s football community will this weekend pay a fitting farewell to one of the most influential figures in the sport over the last three decades, as the mortal remains of Coach Sam Arday are laid to rest today at the Osu Cemetery after burial service at the St. Peter’s Catholic Church at Osu. Former Presidents Jerry Rawlings and John Agyekum Kufuor, Ghana football chief Kwasi Nyantakyi, retired legends of the game, administrators and coaches

Obuasi Ashgold are unlucky to be hosting Accra Hearts of Oak in their most vulnerable state when they are struggling to keep their head above water, while the Phobians seem to be rediscovering their form.    What could easily set the anxiety alarm in the Phobians’ camp some time ago, has been reduced to a discussion of whether Ashgold can survive in their own backyard tomorrow afternoon, as the Soccer Miners are yet to show any glimpse