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Eleven boreholes constructed by Plan Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organization(NGO) at a cost of GH¢188,352.00 for 11 selected schools in deprived communities in the Upper Manya District, were handed over to the communities on Tuesday at…

The good news is the world economy will grow faster than expected this year. The bad news is recovery remains overshadowed by major risks, and the pace of growth is likely to slow next year. That was the thrust of the International…

David Cameron is promising to "turn government on its head" and make every Whitehall department accountable against published milestones for what they want to achieve. The Prime Minister will say he wants to change the way the country is…

The July 27 target date is the day the company is due to report second-quarter earnings and will speak to investors, the Journal said. "In a perfect world with no interruptions, it is possible to be ready to stop the well between July 20…

One in four public sector workers would be willing to take a pay cut if it helped secure their job, according to a new study. A survey of 1,500 public sector employees workers by recruitment website Totaljobs.com showed that only 4% would…

The euro surged to a two-month high and Asian stocks were set for their best gains in over two weeks on Thursday after a bullish company forecast fueled optimism about the coming U.S. earnings season and underpinned a slow return by…

Two groups that have long advocated public financing of elections plan to spend at least $8 million this year to prod Congress to vote on proposed legislation aimed at reducing the influence of big donations in politics. The joint effort…

Ghana earns an amount of €55 million from the country’s accumulative wood product exports in the first five months of 2010, according to the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO). The amount was earned from the export of…

Mr Joseph Z. Amenowode, Volta Regional Minister has said the economic renaissance of the region could be achieved through re-engineering and assertiveness backed by the grace of God. This, he said, could transform the region into a buoyant…

Mr Charles Aggor, the Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) collector-in-charge of Wli-Afegame, was, on Sunday, brutalized by a suspected gang of cocoa smugglers without any provocation. The duty vehicle, which was temporarily…