Communications Minister, Dr Edward Omane Boamah has assured subscribers of a significant improvement in service quality of Telcos by the end of the year.

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has lauded Newmont Ghana for showing leadership and executing its social responsibility programmes in a way never before experienced in GhanaÂ’s mining history.

TXT Ghana Limited, GhanaÂ’s leading Wireless Applications Services Provider (WASP), has been adjudged the Best Mobile Value Added Service Company of the Year 2012.

Melcom is enjoying harvest time. The shop’s “we must be crazy promotion”, described as the biggest sale ever has attracted the big and the small, the rich and the famous.

Government has indicated that it would still intervene to cushion consumers of petroleum products from price hikes, despite removing subsidies on some products.

Bulk distributors of petroleum products have described the total removal of subsidies on petrol, diesel and LPG as timely. They believe the move would ensure constant supply of the product and also save their business.

Deregulation is a jargon which denotes the freeing from governing rules which control the amount or rate. Specifically, deregulation for the aviation industry provides the removal of rules which control the routes for which the air carriers fly and the rates which they charge the public.

From Techiman to Kumasi (117km), Joseph Kudakpo of Die Hard Cycling Club from Accra, proved beyond doubt that he is capable of winning a stage victory, when he sprinted first to the finish line in Kronom, after several failed attempts.

Philip Addison, counsel for the petitioners has accused Afari Gyan, the second respondent, and his counsel James Quarshie-Idun of forging a polling station register.

Dr. Afari Gyan, witness for the second respondent and Electoral Commissioner enters round three of his examination in the hearing of the Presidential Election Petition at the Supreme Court.

Dr. Afari Gyan, witness for the second respondent and Electoral Commissioner enters round three of his evidence-in-chief in the hearing of the Presidential Election Petition at the the Supreme Court.

‘Suspended’ founding member of the New Patriotic Party has Dr. Charles Wereko-Brobby has launched a sweltering attack on the leadership of the party, describing them as “temporary dictators.”

Despite receiving some flak from some members of his party, the second petitioner in the ongoing Supreme Court hearing, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has received thumbs up from the Upper West Regional Vice Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, Hafiz bin Salih describing him as a star of the party.

Director of Communications of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has hinted embattled founding member, Dr. Wereko-Brobby could be expelled from the party if he fails to give cogent reason for his actions before the disciplinary committee.

Watch below a video of police assaulting suspected land guards at Cantonments, Accra Friday.

The Minister of Communications, Dr Omane Boamah says government shall soon present a draft bill to Parliament to ban the exportation of copper from the country.

South African athlete Oscar Pistorius has returned to court for the first time since he was freed on bail over the killing of his girlfriend.

Kofi Annan, the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, paid a visit to the Home of FIFA in Zurich on Monday and met with FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter.

WBA Pan African junior featherweight champion Tshifhiwa Munyai retained his title when he stopped Emmanuel Quartey of Ghana on a controversial ninth round stoppage at the Katikati Hall in Cathcart, Eastern Cape on Saturday.

The 'Special One' is back. Chelsea have announced that Jose Mourinho has been appointed as the club's manager.