From 24 to 26 October 2017, Ghana will host its first-ever aerospace and aviation exhibition for Africa at the Kotoka International Airport.

Flagstaff House Accra -President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo through orders given to the Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Ministry has converted the former seat of government, Osu Castle, into a presidential museum, as part of Ghana\'s 60th-anniversary legacy project.

Flagstaff House Accra -President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Sunday reiterated his government\'s commitment to ensuring that the teaching profession regains its pride in the social and economic development agenda of Ghana.

Kumasi -The newly-appointed Ashanti Regional Minister has declared war on indiscipline in the region. According to him, people who litter indiscriminately for the State to hire and pay people to clear their mess, will have to pay for their indisciplined acts.

Tamale -Some small-scale miners at Tinga in the Bole District of the Northern Region have described as unfair a ruling delivered by Justice Kwame Osei Gyamfi of the Tamale High Court, which appears to have nullified an earlier judgement by another judge at the Commercial Division of the same High Court, Justice Daniel Kwaku Obeng, in an alleged stealing case against the Assembly Member for the Teshei electoral area in the Bawku West District in the Upper East Region, Patrick Ayaaba.

Kumasi -\'Kayayei\' (female head porters) marched and saluted the Ashanti Regional Minister, Simon Osei-Mensah, at the Ashanti Regional 60th Independence Day parade, drawing cheers from the audience at the Jackson Park in Kumasi.

Yesterday, Ghanaians from the nook and cranny of the country stormed the Black Star Square to participate in the 60th Anniversary celebration of the nation, after gaining independence from its colonial masters in 1957.

The years since 1957 has wrought crisis upon crisis in this country. Ravaged by coup d\'états, debt, structural inefficiencies, bloated state sectors and rampant corruption, our economy continues to deteriorate as the pillars of long-standing authouritarian winner-takes-all mind-set deepens. Now, 60 years on, the continuation of the cult of personality is choking the growth of what is still probably the most hopeful country in tropical Africa.

This country\'s rich tradition, dug up from Ghana\'s rich cultural diversity, linked up with the modern concept of militarism, borrowed from the colonial past, blended beautifully to excite the audience at the Black Star Square in Accra, and arm-chair television audience throughout the country, as Ghana celebrated its Diamond Jubilee of independence yesterday.

Tamale -THE NORTHERN Regional Minister, Salifu Saeed has called on both local and international investors to consider making the region especially the capital, Tamale, their preferred investment destination to enhance job creation and business opportunities for the idle youth.

Flagstaff House Accra -The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says the country cannot ignore its environment, as it endangers the very survival of the beautiful and blessed land that our forebears bequeathed to us.

In a few weeks\' time, businesses and consumers will cease to pay, or in certain cases pay less of, some of the taxes they paid in 2016 or before.

MTN Ghana, the leading telecommunications service provider in Voice, Data and Mobile Money services, has launched the \'Tap2Pay\' service, another innovative feature available on its Mobile Money platform.

Folorunsho Alakija is Nigeria\'s richest woman and the second richest woman in Africa with an estimated net worth of $1.82 billion according to Forbes.

Increased electricity generation is central to our future prosperity. Ghana and other nations on the African continent need to increase power production if it is to realise the sustained economic growth required to provide jobs, increase investment and lift millions out of poverty.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has directed the banking community to continually distribute the Ghana Pesewa coins as part of the country\'s legal tender for doing business.

The fake drug market, worth over 400 billion euros, is more profitable than the sale of illicit drugs.

Detection of fraudulent documents submitted by clearing agents to officials of the customs division of the Ghana Revenue Authority has been identified as a major challenge to the customs division.

While all products should be made to be functional and technically sound, there is no reason why that should mean a trade-off for good design and affordability. Binatone is a brand that exemplifies this.

The Parliamentary select Committee on Trade and Industry has assured IT firm and technical partners of the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority in the implementation of the National Single Window programme of their full support in order to enable them perform effectively and efficiently.