Ningo Prampram Member of Parliament Samuel Nartey George has told the government to take off the taxes on petroleum products in order to reduce fuel prices....
The former Minority Chief Whip, Muntaka Mubarak has accepted the National Democratic Congress (NDC)‘s decision to reshuffle the front bench of the Minority in Parliament. The...
Former Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu has accepted the reshuffle of the front bench of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Parliament. MyJoyOnline.com sources close to...
Ghana is optimistic of concluding the ongoing negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to get the support of the fund by March. This is because...
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has told the visiting German Finance Minister, Christian Lindner that Ghana has taken measures to enable the country to conclude the deal with...
An Energy Consultant, Mr Samuel Otu Larbi, has called for the establishment of a body to regulate the usage of second-hand Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders....
The Deputy Minister for Energy, Hon. Andrews Egyapa Mercer has urged the Media houses not to politicise the gold for oil policy. Hon. Egyapa Mercer bemoaned...
The Ashanti Regional Chairman for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, has warned Mr. John Mahama to stay off the 1992 constitution of Ghana....
Multiple Turkish media outlets report that Black Stars forward, Christian Atsu, who plays for Hatayspor in Turkey, is among thousands of people left under the rubble...
Afia Schwarzenegger has come up with a fresh plan of attack for her detractors after receiving a two-year ban from social media fights. The socialite was ordered by the Tema High Court to refrain from engaging in social media beefs, insults, and attacks for two years after being served with a defamation complaint by Chairman Wontumi, adding that “if she engages in a social media battle, she should be brought back.” Maurice Ampaw, a private attorney, said earlier that Afia was also required to sign a bond of good behavior for another two years, and that failing to do so would result in a punishment from the court. However, it seems that Afia Schwarzenegger’s uncontrollable nature has yet again demonstrated that the court was powerless to rein her in. In the most recent development, the socialite was seen furiously bashing her critics on Tik Tok live, particularly those who were ecstatic about her legal troubles. She used her house assistant Mary’s name to subtly lambaste and criticize them. This comes after Cindy Cash, a well-known Wontumi TV presenter, said that Afia was having trouble paying the court’s GHC60,000 fine. ‘Stop bluffing. Stop thinking you have won because I am right here. This live video is to inform you...