Photos: December 31st watch Night Service is an annual ritual in which Christians across the world gather in their local churches to encounter with their creator.

Music lovers and entertainment analysts are finding it difficult to find the appropriate adjectives to describe it the Amakye Dede @45 concert.

The Technical Universities Act, 2016 (Act 922) as amended established Technical Universities (TUs) in 2016 and 2018.

The President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, during an encounter with journalists in Ghana recently, indicated that there is an on-going debate within his government to pass a decision on whether or not Ghana should abolish the system of duties payment on imported goods at the ports.

Former President John Mahama has bashed the current administration for what he believes has been a “recent upsurge in incidences of corruption” since he left office in 2016.

When tech historians of the future look back at 2018, it may stand out as the year that the wheels came off Facebook or at least its original platform.

The NPP government's handling of the Australia Visa scandal has left Ghanaians with more questions than answers and a feeling of déjà vu.

In an end-of-year letter released to the press, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia has outlined a list of accomplishments achieved under President Akufo-Addo’s government.

Tennis greats Roger Federer and Serena Williams will meet on court for the first time at the Hopman Cup on Tuesday when Switzerland face the USA in Perth.

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The New Year is slowly nearing, and with the holiday season already upon us many people are indulging in retrospection and reevaluating some of their life choices.

Twelve visually-impaired students at the University of Ghana have benefited from the 2nd annual Kimathi Kuenyehia Book Grant set up by the Chief Executive Officer of Kimathi and Partners, Mr. Kimathi Kuenyehia

Klagoon Police has arrested two people in connection with the near fatal attack of a pastor and his followers in a church at Lashibi, an Accra suburb.

The United Press for Development Network has accused government officials, the police and political party partisans for the numerous attacks against journalists throughout 2018.