Winneba, Dec. 8, GNA - The Police Administration has said it would not spare any personnel whose actions would bring the Service into disrepute.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Ofosu Mensah-Gyeabour, the Director General, Technical, said this at a passing out parade of 126 police personnel after six months training at the Central Region Police Training School in Winneba on Wednesday.

Wa, Dec. 8, GNA – Ghana has not done much in providing the needed funding for the effective implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) though it was one of the first countries to ratify it.

Winneb (C/R), Dec 8, GNA – The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Mr Mike Hammah has called on all Ghanaians God to intensify their prayers for peaceful elections in 2012.

Mr Hammah wo is also the Member of Parliament for Effutu made the call in a message delivered on his behalf by the Very Reverend Eldad Bonney, Presiding Member of Effutu Municipal Assembly at the inauguration and dedication ceremony of a GH30,000.00

IT WAS a charged atmosphere at Agogo in the Asante Akim North district of the Ashanti Region yesterday when the youth in the town stormed the palace of the Omanhene, Nana Akouko Sarpong, claiming to have destooled him.

At a time when the country is engulfed in many crises, with women demonstrating in the open in their nudity, the killing of 12 Fulani herdsmen and a $20million building scandal that has rocked the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), President John Atta Mills is on holidays in New York City in a wintry weather of less than -5°C.

FOURTEEN PEOPLE were killed in two separate attacks early yesterday, raising the level of insecurity in the country.

Twelve Fulanis have been confirmed dead, with dozens injured after some irate Konkombas launched an overnight attack on them in some settler farming communities in the Gushiegu District of the Northern Region.

THE MANAGER in charge of Planning and Education at the National Road Safety Commission (NRSC), May Obiri Yeboah has appealed to religious leaders to help ensure an accident-free Christmas and New Year.   

She said when road safety education and sensitization is taken to churches and mosques, it will be very effective since most people in Ghana have great respect for their religious and opinion leaders

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration yesterday presented the scorecard of his stewardship, pointing especially at the success of the biometric passport novelty which he said has enabled the government to meet the demands of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).

THE CHIEF of Gomoa Ankamu in the Central region, who doubles as the Ankobeahen of the Gomoa Ajumako traditional area has dismissed claims from the traditional authority that he has resigned as the Ankobeahen.

Reacting to an earlier publication that he had resigned as Ankobeahen, Nana Ankamu Otabir IX, who spoke through Kofi Nyame from the Ankamu palace, admitted he tendered in his resignation citing the lack of respect accorded him by the traditional authority;

The second President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana, John Agyekum Kufuor, is celebrating his 73rd birthday today, December 8 2011.

Ex-President Kufuor, affectionately known as the 'Gentle Giant', ruled Ghana from 2001 to 2009.

The NPP General Secretary, Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, has thrown a challenge to President John Evans Atta Mills and his entourage to provide picture and video evidence that he is currently domiciled in the United States for his annual leave.

The Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa has bemoaned what he said is the 'grievous case of calumny' and fabrication which is currently rearing its ugly head in the country's media.

Prof Kwame Karikari said the publications have only served to damage the hard won reputations of people with no just cause.

Armed police and military officers have launched a manhunt for the masterminds of yesterday's attacks on Fulani herdsmen in Gushiegu in the Northern Region.

Twelve people including two children were killed and several others injured.

Two persons were Monday night killed by armed robbers at two separate locations near Gomoa Buduburam and the Kasoa township in the Central Region.

The first victim, Kofi Anane, 30, was shot and killed at a newly developing settlement around Buduburam when he tried preventing the robbers from entering his uncompleted house.

Sunyani Dec. 7 GNA - Mr. George Yaw Ankamah, Deputy Director of Department of Children under the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs in Sunyani has expressed concern about the increasing rate of child trafficking in the country especially in the coastal areas.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Alhaji Muhammad Mumuni, has assured Ghanaians that the Jubilee Oil Field is safe, despite the claim being made by Cote d’