Ghana has always been a country loved for it’s clear and warm weather. The sun is usually very hot and the clouds are often clear. A look up the sky a lot of times in the year gives a beautiful blue colour which is very pleasing to the eye.

The mechanical department of the Kumasi Vocational and Technical Institute has built a mobile cassava grater.

Fishpond farmers are calling on the government to partner them set up mini-mills to produce fish feed in selected production zones.

Former President Jerry John Rawlings has criticized the unity drive of the led by the national executives of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The Forensic Financial Unit of the Police CID is investigating the second leg of controversial Anas video in which the Ghana Football Association President is accused of fraud and influence peddling.

Ghanaian company, MenzGold, last Friday, June 1, 2018, successfully opened its first European branch in Spain, to serve the demands of its clientele in the European Market.

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has parried claims of double standards after it issued a statement demanding police protection for investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas.

Satellite television platform, MultiChoice Africa has initiated a program to upgrade skills of filmmakers in Africa with special attention on improving professionalism to meet global standards.

E.S.L.A Plc has challenged claims by the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD) that almost Gh¢1bn of petroleum taxes relating to the Energy Sector levies introduced to help clear government’s indebtedness to bulk oil distributors cannot be accounted for.

A Member of Parliament says President Akufo-Addo is the last line of action needed to break a petroleum smuggling syndicate that has led to losses of up to ¢1.88bn in government revenues.

Deputy Minister of Communications has said that contrary to assertions that KelniGVG has been paid $7.5million, the company has been paid only $2.98million representing two months pay.

General Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) Solomon Kotei, has applauded government for introducing the Nation’s Builders Corps (NABCO) programme to tackle the graduate unemployment problem in the country.

My passport resides comfortably in an Arsenal cover; I can only assume he was a Spurs fan! He redeemed himself when he forgave me the one kilogram I was over on my luggage; he said I shouldn't do it again!

Fresh from the scandal of Cambridge Analytica and Facebook, the prospect of unauthorised data mining resonates with many as sim box fraud, security breaches and potential revenue losses exercises the minds of others.

Some seven illegal miners have been arrested by the Central FOB of Operation Vanguard at Mfanteman in the Upper Denkyira East Municipality on Monday 4 June 18.

Abubakar has been fired, less than eight months after guiding Aduana to their second Ghana Premier League title.

Thirty-nine years ago today, it was a rainy day in Accra and the guns of revolution were firing all over. I will spare you the details that have been repeated and disputed often.

Maybe I should have called this show ‘thoughts of a worried Christian’, because we are nearing an era that Christians may need legislation to bring us back into the faith.

Guardiola has been suspended by Uefa for two Champions League games for his conduct in the defeat by Liverpool.

Agyemang-Badu doesn't believe any of the five African representatives at the 2018 World Cup can make history by reaching the semi-finals.