May 2011

President John Evans Atta Mills on Monday announced that Ghana was in the process of acquiring two aircraft carriers from Brazil that could work in inclement weather and better ensure the safety of passengers. President Mills made the…

Mr Johnson Gyimah, a businessman from Nkoranza, has urged the Nkoranza South District Assembly to re-activate the brick and tile factory at Asuano in the district to offer employment for the youth. The factory was among development…

The Western Regional HIV and AIDS Focal Person, Dr Ronald Sowah, has charged health workers, who examine alleged rape and defilement victims, to be honest in their report and avoid compromising the ethics of their profession. He said the…

The School of Nursing at the University of Ghana in partnership with the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), Canada, has commenced a Paediatric Nursing Certificate Programme (PNCP) this year. The programme aims at building the…

Agriculture is 'Africa’s next big thing' provided that the continent's governments would continue to implement the right reforms, policy choices and institutions, but unfortunately, the sector still receives low investment from…

British oil producer and major stakeholder in Ghana’s Jubilee oil field, Tullow Oil today announces plans for a secondary listing of its shares on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) and it is offering four million shares in Ghana. The…

With the current happenings at the Jubilee oil fields, the NPP UK and Ireland would like to    take this opportunity to express our deepest concern about the reports on the dysfunctional ultrasonic export flow meters on the FPSO vessel…

In a new report, a large group of American doctors urge kids and teens to avoid energy drinks and only consume sports drinks in limited amount. The recommendations come in the wake of a national debate over energy drinks, which experts…

Gold rose to its highest in almost four weeks on Tuesday as lingering fears about a Greek debt default overshadowed a rebound in the euro, while silver was heading for its biggest monthly decline since 2008. A Wall Street Journal report…

Sepp Blatter has insisted that Fifa is not in crisis, despite the "great damage" done to its image by ongoing corruption allegations. "Football is not in a crisis, only some difficulties," said the Fifa president. Blatter brushed off…