The United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) has posted impressive profit figures, prompting its shareholders to applaud the board, management and staff at the bank's 55th annual general meeting held in Lagos, Nigeria over the weekend.

Some concerned workers in the textiles industry have condemned the pace at which people smuggle textile prints into the country, mainly from China, and sell at cheaper prices.

DESPITE on-going economic challenges and some tricky regulatory issues, Africa is fast approaching the 1 billion mobile subscriptions landmark.

The Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Kwasi Agyeman Busia has urged staff of the Authority, particularly those who deal directly with clients, to be committed in the discharge of their duties.

Inscribed on the wings of the "future we want," the United Nations (UN) conference on sustainable development in Rio 2010, among others, bolstered the concept of Inclusive Development (ID).

The Public Utility Workers Union (PUWU) has called on government to expedite proposed dialogue with labour and other key stakeholders before taking a firm decision on the private sector participation in the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG).

Databank, a leading investment bank in Ghana, now offers investors the option to top up their mutual fund investments through its mobile money service.

A round table discussion on the proposed creation of the Office of Special Prosecutor (OSP) has taken place in Accra.

Monrovia -Delegates from the ECOWAS Parliament Joint Committee on Health and Social Service, Trade, Customs and Free Movement are in Liberia attending a week-long meeting to discuss ECOWAS policy on the fight against Counterfeit Medical Products and expired Products and how Parliamentarians can contribute toward implementing and improving the policy.

'Skin Tight,' a song by Afrobeats Star Mr. Eazi has been featured in a new advert by Ciroc. The song plays in the background whilst Diddy and his clique party in an unnamed nightclub.

Abuja -NIGERIAN football side, Enyimba, has rejected reports its goalkeeper, Fatau Dauda, punched a ball boy unconscious during a violence-marred match against Katsina United this past weekend. The altercation between the two was among a series of upheavals in the match which ended 2-1 in favour of the home side Katsina. On Tuesday, Enyimba defended the Ghanaian, having reviewed the match tape of the incident that occurred in the 84th minute. "Dauda simply sought, in the aftermath of Katsina United's

In 2011, the South African government announced a plan to create a 9.6-gigawatt nuclear energy programme. The project, they argued, would allow South Africa to diversify its energy sector, move away from coal-based energy production and boost economic growth.