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Joseph Obeng: GUTA President predicts this year’s Christmas will be affected by the current economic crisis in Ghana
The President of GUTA, Dr Joseph Obeng, says the current economic challenges in the country will have a negative toll on this year's Christmas festivities.
Ghanaian chocolate company Niche Cocoa opens massive manufacturing plant in America
Niche Cocoa is putting Ghana on the world map by setting up a manufacturing plant in America where it will produce confectionaries using Ghanaian cocoa beans.
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Presbyterian Church unveils first psychiatric hospital in Northern Ghana
The Presbyterian Church of Ghana has unveiled the first psychiatric hospital in Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region. It was unveiled on World Mental Health Day.
Thailand promises tougher gun control after nursery attack
Thailand will toughen its gun possession and drug laws, the interior ministry said Wednesday, following the nursery massacre of 36 people -- including 24 children -- in the kingdom's worst mass killing.
Peru attorney general files corruption complaint against president
Peru's attorney general on Tuesday filed a constitutional complaint accusing embattled President Pedro Castillo of criminal organization and corruption, an action that could lead to the suspension of the leftist leader.
Japanese rocket launch fails in blow for space agency
The launch of a Japanese rocket taking satellites into orbit to demonstrate new technologies failed after blast-off on Wednesday because of a positioning problem, the country's space agency said. Researchers and private companies had engineered new technologies to be tried out in space as part of the agency's third Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration programme.
Climate unease leaves Aussie mines scrambling for staff
Australia's world-beating mining firms are flush with cash and desperate for staff but green-minded workers are shunning the high-paying sector, causing serious staff shortages, the government warned Wednesday. But this year the Australian Resources and Energy Employer Association warned the sector needed an extra 24,000 new workers over the next five years.
Prince, Andy Warhol feature in Supreme Court copyright case
Pop music and art converge on the US Supreme Court on Wednesday as it hears whether a photographer should be compensated for a picture she took of Prince used in a work by Andy Warhol. After hearing oral arguments on Wednesday, the nine judges on the Supreme Court will decide whether Warhol's work is transformative, and deserving of protection, or infringing.
Despite disasters, climate is a taboo election issue in US coal country
Chase Hays says he is "torn." "We feel forgotten about here," Hays said.
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