[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -SECURITY AGENTS from the various security agencies in the Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi, yesterday embarked on an endurance walk from the Ashanti Regional Police headquarters and through the Asafo Interchange and Roman Hill, the Central Business District of Kumasi.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]A number of roads in Accra would be closed from 0600 hours to 1800 hours on Monday, January 7th, 2013, in connection with the inaugural ceremony of the President. Chief Superintendent Samuel Tetteh, Deputy Commander of the Motor Traffic and Transport Unit (MTTU), told journalists at a press briefing on the event, on Thursday in Accra.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) in accordance with section 80 of the National Pensions Act, 2008 (Act 766) has increased (indexed) pensions-in-payment for 2013.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The decision of former President Kufuor to honour the invitation extended to him by State Protocol to attend the swearing in of the President-elect, John Dramani Mahama, in his capacity as a former head of state, has irked the youth of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), who are voting with their feet over the decision of their former leader to honour the invitation.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -THE NEWLY-elected Member of Parliament for the Ejura Sekyedumase Constituency in the Ashanti Region, Hon. Mohammed Salisu Bamba, has debunked the assertion that the swearing in of President Mahama on January 7 marks the end of controversies surrounding the December 7 elections.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The Tema High Court, presided over by Justice Mrs. Cecilia Sowa, on Thursday December 20, 2012, acquitted and discharged two policemen and a civilian who allegedly robbed travelers on the Tema-Aflao trans-continental highway, about two years ago. Justice Cecilia Sowa, in her ruling said there was no conspiracy and no robbery.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]A former Health Minister and ranking member of the Parliamentary Sub-Committee on Health, Dr. Richard Anane has advocated for an increase in the National Health Insurance Levy (NHIL).

[Ghanaian Chronicle]There are many Ghanaians out there who would want to forget about the Christmas festivities in a hurry. There were many homes throughout the country, where the heads of households could not afford chicken for the family's Christmas celebration.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Ho -The former Volta Regional Minister, Mr. Henry Ford Kamel is dead and gone, but snippets of information gathered by The Chronicle indicate that the former Member of Parliament for Akan constituency may not have died through natural causes.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The Deputy Minister for Transport, Mrs. Dzifa Ativor, has assured cured lepers at their village in Ho that the government had taken special notice of the challenges confronting them, and was putting in place measures to help address their needs and make life more comfortable for them.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]I never believed in entrepreneurship and its powerful transformation abilities until I became a close friend of Roland Agambire, the 38-year old Founder and Chairman of the AGAMS Group of Companies sometime in 2003.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Nii Laryea Afotey -Agbo has passionately called on corporate bodies in Ghana to invest in agriculture to help provide employment opportunities to the teeming unemployed youth in the country.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL) in collaboration with Soroptimists International Club of Accra has provided potable water for two deprived communities, Korleman and Manchie, in the Ga West Municipal Assembly in the Greater Accra Region.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Kumasi -THE CENTRAL government injected a total of GH¢120 million into the provision of 267 infrastructural projects in the area of health in Ashanti region from 2009 to 2012.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]The people of the Volta Region in particular, and the entire nation, would never forget 25 December 2012, a day when everybody was happy to celebrate, but which turned differently, as the people had to suspend all activities aimed at merry-making following information across the region about the death of the Regional Minister, Mr. Henry Ford Kamel.