The Electoral Commission has dismissed media reports suggesting it has rejected proposed colours of the breakaway National Democratic Party (NDP).

Members of Parliament are likely to reject the scrapping of Article 117, which gives Parliamentarians some level of immunity from arrest.

The Galloper saga has taken a new twist with members of the NDC now demanding the prosecution of NPP presidential candidate Nana Akufo Addo for causing financial loss in his alleged mishandling of the matter as Attorney General.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has rejected the black, red, white and green colours presented for registration by the yet to be certified National Democratic Party (NDP), saying it violates the Political Parties Act 574.

The committee working on the merger between the Convention PeopleÂ’s Party and the PeopleÂ’s National Convention is forging ahead with the alliance for the December 2012 elections despite recent challenges.

Samuel Abu-Jinapor, a spokesperson for the New Patriotic Party flag bearer Nana Akufo Addo has described the $1.5 billion claims by African Automobile Limited for 'rotten' 87 Galloper vehicles as “another Woyome in the making”.

Increasing the number of beneficiary households and the amount of money given under the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme does not mean the governmentÂ’s Better Ghana agenda has not achieved great things, Employment Minister Moses Asaga has said.

Mr. Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah, Deputy Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, says the government is optimistic about the benefits of the decision to have Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) elected.

A former Chairman of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti Region has predicted that the newly formed National Democratic Party will not survive, especially in the Ashanti region.

Thousands of Abuakwa North constituents and other well wishers of the former Ghana Ambassador to Czech Republic and the Eastern Regional Minister, thronged the New Akim Tafo lorry station to lend their support to his candidacy.

The Interim Chairman of the newly-formed National Democratic Party, Dr. Josiah Ayeh has described the National Democratic CongressÂ’s reaction to their association with the Rawlingses as ill-informed.

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture faces an imminent shut down, following the government's delay in paying another judgement debt owed a Spanish company, which has led to the freezing of its accounts.

A former state attorney has challenged the police to swiftly go after officials who may have colluded with African Automobile Limited in what appears to be an attempt to dupe the state of 14 million cedis in another judgment debt saga.

Ghanaian taxpayers are asking government to disclose how much it had spent on President John Evans Atta- MillsÂ’s recent medical trip to the United States of America.

The Deputy Local Government Minister is calling for a total overhaul of the judicial system to mitigate the seemingly incredulous judgement debt saga.

Professor Sakyi Awuku Amoa, Former Director-General of the Ghana AIDS Commission is dead.

The case cited by former Attorney-General Mr Martin Amidu in his latest epistle on the raging judgment debts debate has revealed a more devious representation of the state by state attorneys.

The national launch of the 2012 World Population Day takes place today at Jubilee Park in Kumasi. This year’s theme is ‘Universal Access to Reproductive Health Services’ and the event is organised by the National Population Council (NPC) with support from UK aid.

Kwame Asiedu, 38, who defrauded a miner of GH¢2,000.00 under the pretence of hiring an excavator to him, was on Tuesday sentenced to 14 months imprisonment in hard labour by the Suhum Magistrate’s Court.

A message from the Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was delivered to President John Atta Mills at the Castle, Osu.