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A Pakistani panel of top civilian and military leaders Tuesday night deferred a decision on restoration of NATO supply line, a cabinet minister and an official statement said.
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Francois Hollande was sworn in as France's new president on Tuesday, an inauguration that many see as an opportunity to improve the European heavyweight's relations with China.
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The final critical talks amongst Greek party leaders over the formation of a national unity government to lead Greece after the May 6 parliamentary elections collapsed on Tuesday and the country is now heading to fresh polls in June, the presidency announced.
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Both Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have seen progress in their second day of talks. Speaking in Vienna, representatives from the both sides said negotiations are moving ahead constructively, and that there had been a "good exchange of views".
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Residents of Mai Momo Electoral Area in the Adenta Municipal have expressed concern over key issues affecting their communities and these centered mainly on the poor drainage in the East Adenta residential area resulting in flooding.
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The Central Regional Health Directorate on Tuesday took delivery of some clinical equipment and four ambulances donated by the USAID Focus Region Health Project and the Ghana Health Service at short ceremony in Cape Coast.
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Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, President of the 31st December Women's Movement (DWM), on Tuesday said one of the main pillars on which the movement was established is participatory democracy.
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Mr Stephen McClelland, Chief Technical Advisor, International Labour Organisation (ILO), has advocated for incentives for poor families in cocoa growing communities to enroll their children in school to curb child labour.
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Big Brother StarGame promised more twists and turns than ever before - and Sunday night's first live eviction show (13 May, 20:00 CAT on DStv Channel 198) certainly delivered on that promise! Tanzanian duo Hilda and Julio, along with Zimbabwe's Teclar, were evicted from the Downville house after just seven days - while Teclar's sister Maneta moved into the Upville house. And as the Downville housemates struggled to come to terms with the first eviction, they were given yet more to ponder as Sierra Leone's Dalphin & Zainab and Liberia's Yadel & Luke were randomly nominated for eviction on next Sunday's show.
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Representatives from seven countries in Africa and Asia are meeting in Ghana to assess a study data on the impact of climate variability on Migration and Mortality using the Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSS).
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