South Africa will return assets and cash stashed by the slain Libyan dictator Moamer Gaddafi in the country after reaching an agreement with Tripoli, the finance ministry said on Thursday.

SAN FRANCISCO, ThursdayGoogle says it has been battling what appeared to be politically targeted efforts to steal the user names and passwords of tens of thousands of account holders in Iran.

President John Mahama has arrived in London, ahead of his meeting with British Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday and participation in the G8 Summit on Saturday.

A deputy general secretary of the ruling National Democratic Congress, Kofi Adams has ruled out any chances of success for the petition challenging the results of the 2012 presidential elections.

President John Dramani Mahama would on Monday June 17, 2013 officially open the 2013 Africa Public Service Day which is being held in Accra.

Ethiopia's parliament has ratified a treaty intended to replace colonial-era agreements that gave Egypt and Sudan the biggest share of the Nile's water.

Human genes may not be patented, but artificially copied DNA can be claimed as intellectual property, the US Supreme Court has ruled unanimously.

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has acted "unconstitutionally" by declaring an election date, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said.

Rap heavyweight champion, Lord Kenya, now Evangelist Lord Kenya, has been telling his fans, especially those who repeatedly call to engage him because of his popular songs, to forget about him returning to the old worldly ways  because “there’s no turning back”.  

My inbox was flooded with over one hundred and seventy-two mails last week, for mentioning edible insects as an option for animal protein.  I really appreciate your concerns.  Some of you have accepted to attempt insect consumption.  I must let the FAO know about this.

After 20 years of producing movies, Socrate Safo is now about turning his back to movies because the business is no longer profitable.

It’s been five years since TV3, organisers of the Ghana’s Most Beautiful pageant announced its decision to hand over the 2009 Ghana’s Most Beautiful crown to Lamisi Sam Awinongya when Nasara, the original winner was stripped of the title.

The Supreme Court hearing the on-going election petition has taken a long adjournment to allow auditing firm, KPMG to complete its work of auditing the pink sheets  which have been served as evidence by the petitioners challenging the results of the December 2012 presidential election.

At least 93,000 people have been killed in Syria since the start of the conflict, according to latest United Nations figures.

Ghana experienced its first coup d’etat on February 24, 1966 when its first President, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, was overthrown by military officers led by then Col. E. K. Kotoka. Lt. Gen. Joseph Arthur Ankrah, then on retirement was recalled to head the National Liberation Council administration.

It has been said that African businesses will thrive if the business owners leverage the huge market potential on the continent instead of looking outside of the jurisdiction.

The deputy Director of the National Security and three other officers of the Custom Preventive and Excise Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority at the Tema port have been arrested in connection with some tax malpractices against the state.

Savanna plantations, a Tamale-based plantations development organization that is into mangoes, shea nuts, neem, agro forestry and epiculture (bee keeping), is to nurse two million shea seedlings for distribution to farmers in the three northern regions.

Life in the Western Regional capital of Sekondi/Takoradi (Twin-City) has come to a virtual standstill following more than 12 hours of rain.

Ghanaians never seem to learn anything from history, especially politicians and political activists. And when they are caught in their nemesis, they do everything to justify and distinguish their actions and words from the very similar incidents they condemned unconditionally.