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TRADERS AT the Race Course in Kumasi have called on top pastors in the country to support them with prayers to help boost their businesses. According to them, business had been bad for them ever since they were moved to the…
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The Economic and Organised Crime Organisation (EOCO) has cleared the Bank of Ghana (BoG) of any impropriety during the contract award for the much talked about Mobile Money Interoperability Platform. Investigation comes after one of the…
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The country’s debt stock has reached ¢145 billion ending February 2018, the Bank of Ghana has indicated in its latest Summary of Economic and Financial Data released last Friday. However, when this debt is expressed as a percentage of…
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THE CHAIRMAN of the Kejetia Petty Traders Association, Nana Prempeh, has urged the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) to deal ruthlessly with recalcitrant traders in the city. According to him, the KMA had refurbished the Race Course…
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Three persons over the weekend were killed when the bus they were travelling in rammed into a trailer at Ekumfi Abor Junction, near Mankessim in the Mfantseman Municipality. The incident also left six other occupants of the vehicle…
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The Ghana military, hitherto respected globally for its high standards of discipline and professionalism, is certainly making unsuitable headlines in recent times; following the series of reports of bloody attacks its members had visited on…
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The First Lady has urged church groups, corporate entities and individuals to tailor some of their activities to include support for the needy and vulnerable in society. Rebecca Akufo-Addo who is also Head of the Rebecca Foundation said…
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Saudi Arabia will soon release Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi, an Ethiopian-born Saudi billionaire arrested in November 2017 during a crackdown on corruption, Ethiopia’s prime minister said. Abiy Ahmed made the remarks late on Saturday…
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A South African pastor who blamed the Cape Town drought on “wickedness and homosexuality” has been given a 30-day prison sentence. Oscar Bougardt was found guilty of breaching a 2014 order banning him from making anti-gay statements on…
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Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are to begin an immunisation campaign in an attempt to halt the spread of the deadly Ebola virus. The experimental vaccine proved effective when used in limited trials during the epidemic…
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