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Subsidy fraud: ICPC arraigns Farouk, Emenalo tomorrow
…to face 7-count criminal charge By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA – The Federal Government has finally succumbed to pressure and entered a 7-count criminal charge against the erstwhile Chairman of the...
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Clergy Association Disappointed In Nana Oye Lithur
The Clergy Association of Ghana says it is disappointed in Nana Oye Lithur for her performance when she appeared before Parliaments vetting committee on Wednesday. According to the group, she left...
View ArticleAfcon: Blame me For Zambian disgrace – Renard
Head coach Herve Renard has said he is to blame for Zambia’s disgraceful failure to reach the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals. The defending champions were eliminated after a 0-0 draw...
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Jocelyn Dumas Voted Ghana’s Sexiest Female Celebrity
Jocelyn Dumas Voted Ghana’s Sexiest Female Celebrity The One Shows co-host and face of Range Rover Envogue, Jocelyn Dumas, has been voted as the sexiest female celebrity in the country according to...
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My Brother’s Case Is A “Hoax” And A “Lie”— Kobla Woyome
Alfred Woyome’s brother Kobla Mensah Woyome has described as a big hoax and a complete lie the charges of fraud leveled against the business man over the 51 million Ghana cedis judgment debt paid him....
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Prof Ken Attafuah Endorses Oye Lithur’s Position on Homosexuality
Human rights lawyer and Criminologist, Professor Ken Agyemang Attafuah has defended the position of the minister-designate for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Nana Oye Lithur, on the...
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Text for day four of Ministerial vetting
The Appointments Committee of Parliament has resumed vetting of ministerial nominees Thursday. The nominees to be vetted today are Minister-designate for Education, Prof. Jane Naana Opoku Agyeman and...
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Breast Cancer Survivors Join Hands
About 500 survivors of Breast Cancer have teamed up to create awareness about the disease which is said to kill one woman globally every 69 seconds. The survivors believe their personal account of the...
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AFCON RECORD: 2008: Nigeria’s Only Q’Final Loss
The late Rashidi Yekini played a big part in Nigeria’s progressing beyond the quarter-finals The new generation will enter the pitch of the Royal Bafokeng Sports Stadium in Rustenburg on Sunday...
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‘Eagles Will Prove Bookmakers Wrong’
Nigerian football supporters By Duro Ikhazuagbe The Super Eagles have been tipped to prove bookmakers wrong on Sunday when they take on the Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire in one of the quarter final...
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AFCON 2013: Eagles Ready for Huge Test of Character against Elephants
Super Eagles players celebrating their victory over Ethiopia By Duro Ikhazuagbe Players of the Super Eagles realize that Sunday’s Cup of Nations quarter final duel with the Elephants of the Cote...
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Cheating Scandal Hits Harvard
Harvard University file picture Harvard University has imposed academic sanctions on dozens of students for cheating in a final exam, a dean said in an email to students. “More than half” of 125...
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Why Nigeria’s educated will remain in exile
Published on February 2, 2013 by pmnews · No Comments By MAY AKABOGU-COLLINS I was a visiting professor in Paris last fall and it was the first day of class. I was making copies for my 10:30 class...
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Riot police deploy after Egypt palace clashes
Egyptian protesters throw stones towards the presidential palace in Cairo on February 1, 2013. By Khaled Desouki (AFP) CAIRO (AFP) – Egyptian riot police deployed on Saturday near the presidential...
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Hollande visits Mali as French troops eye last bastion
A Malian woman walks past a convoy of French vehicles arriving in Sevare, in the Mopti region of Mali, February 1, 2013. By Pascal Guyot (AFP) SAVARE, Mali (AFP) – President Francois Hollande arrived...
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Nigeria/Cote d’Ivoire: Super Eagles Will Seriously Challenge Ivorians
Tournament favourites Cote d’Ivoire will have a serious test of their championship credentials when they take on Nigeria in a 2013 Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final in Rustenburg on Sunday. Nigeria...
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Togo/Burkina Faso: Unlikely Challengers Gear Up for Afcon Quarters
Before this edition of the Africa Cup of Nations started, few would have put money on either Burkina Faso or Togo reaching the semi-finals.. But one of these sides will advance to the Last Four...
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Okah Now to Be Sentenced March 4
Henry Okah By Yemi Adebowale with agency report A South African court Friday postponed by a month, the sentencing of Henry Okah, the alleged leader of the Movement for the...
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Deadliest US sniper is shot dead
Kyle was described as the deadliest sniper in US history Iraq veteran and ex-US Navy seal Chris Kyle, known as the deadliest sniper in US history, has been shot dead on a Texas shooting range, reports...
View ArticleCairo police beating: Victim Hamada Saber blames police
An Egyptian man dragged naked through the streets of Cairo by police has admitted security forces were to blame, after earlier blaming protesters. Hamada Saber’s beating by uniformed officers was...
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