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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has been discussing the possibility of tariff adjustment being demanded by utility providers.

Vice President Kwesi Bekoe Amissah–Arthur has paid a glowing tribute to the memory of the late Archbishop Emeritus of the Accra Catholic Diocese and urged Ghanaians and the pastoral community to emulate his sense of humility and fellow-feeling which characterised his life and ministry.

A Chinese man who went to the doctors with a swollen stomach was told that he is actually a woman.

Forget cash, cheques or credit cards, one cafe has a different way of charging its customers for a cup of coffee.

Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Communications Africa Limited (Stratcomm Africa) Ms Esther A.N. Cobbah was adjudged the Outstanding Corporate Woman of the year at the 2013 Ghana Women Awards ceremony held in Accra last Friday.

Professional Network North (PRONET North) has enrolled journalists in the Upper West Region on its developmental Partnering for Inclusive Education in Northern Ghana (PEING) Project aimed at promoting education in northern Ghana.

The former Airport Security boss, Solomon Adelaquaye has been arrested in the United States for drug trafficking.

The decision to grant government scholarship to Ghanaians students to study abroad may soon be taken away from the hands of few individuals as Member of Parliament for Nsawam Adoagyiri initiates moves to get legal backing for the regulation of the secretariat.

Police in the Central Region are interrogating nine persons over suspected ritual killings of 3 women in the Central Region recently.

Ghana needs a rude awakening — a conscientious stimulation — that will stir debate and keep decision makers on their toes. That’s what

Afari Gyan, witness for the Electoral Commission (EC) ended his evidence-in-chief with a firm request to the court to reject the petitioners' claim of annulment of over 4million votes.

Dr Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, chairman of the Electoral Commission, ended his evidence-in-chief examination Tuesday, sounding a caveat that errors should not be misconstrued as wrongdoing.

A member of the NPP communications team, John Boadu has described former president Jerry John RawlingsÂ’ critique of the erstwhile Kufuor, Mills administrations as a "publicity stunt".