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Media urged to focus on road accident prevention

Journalists have been urged to focus more on road safety campaigns. File photo

Journalists have been urged to focus more on road safety campaigns. File photo

Police arrest 26 persons for brandishing and indiscriminate firing of toy guns in a public place

National Cathedral: CHRAJ recommends forensic audit and possible prosecution of the Board of Trustees

Election 2024: NDC won’t be able to collate their results - NAPO

Mahama’s leadership unfit for free SHS continuity – University Lecturers Coalition declares

NDC MPs write to Speaker Bagbin to reject NPP MPs' recall of Parliament

Your actions prove you were never a true NPP supporter – Wontumi drags ‘Judas’ Alan

NPP campaign vehicle goes up in flames on Sampa road

Police officer who slapped handcuffed civilian several times interdicted

Allegations against Kofi Boakye must be probed – Analyst

Prepare for defeat as much as you prepare for victory – IGP to political parties

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