According to statistics, about 48 percent of youth in the country are unemployed.

Vodafone is partnering the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) to launch a not-for-profit initiative aimed at using mobile-derived customer insights to make better predictions for sustainable development.

The captain is struggling for fitness ahead of the Black Stars clash with the Pharaohs and may be forced to watch from the sidelines on Sunday.

The procedure was performed without complication by Dr. William Hutchinson at the Pacific Coast Hernia Center.

US-based Ghanaian tennis player Herman Abban has declared his readiness to feature for Ghana in its 2018 Davis Cup commitments.

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) says it has identified 35 LPG outlets as high-risk and it is waiting to close these stations down once they are out of stock.

International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, co-hosts the Africa CEO Forum to stimulate private investment on the African continent.

Controller and Accountant General’s Department office in the Ashanti region has been without regular power supply over a ¢22,500 debt owed Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG).

Government has vehemently defended the vehicle it used in issuing an energy sector bond which has been undersubscribed.

Former Chief Justice Georgina Theodora Wood has denied benefiting from the sale of prime government lands following reports they were dished out among the political class at jaw-dropping prices.

Direct Savings and Loans Ltd, has been adjudged “Promising Savings and Loans Company” at the just ended 2017 Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards (Ghafawards).

The Minority in Parliament has accused the Akufo-Addo administration of causing financial loss to the state with the recent issuance of the Energy Sector Bond.

A beneficiary of the LEAP program has stated that the managers of the support scheme should extend their graces to people with the energy to start businesses with the money.

Ghana saved an amount of GH¢98million in the first nine months of this year due to the introduction of stringent procurement processes.

The Youth Empowerment Synergy (YES-Ghana) notes with discontent a press statement attributed to the National Youth Authority (NYA) on the above subject, which was reported by the news media over the last two days.

I would ordinarily not repeat an issue in this column, unless I am compelled by posterity to do so. I am repeating this issue because the President seems to have effectively placed an endorsement on Ayisi Boateng’s sectionist vituperation.

Ex-president John Kufuor and his predecessor Mr John Rawlings have denied buying state lands in parts of Accra’s plush residential areas.

Global entertainment management company, Temple Management Company has partnered Ghana’s largest private media organisation, The Multimedia Group, to promote talents on the African continent.

The Kumasi High Court has reinstated the overlord of the Awiaso-Nzema traditional area, Awulae Kaku Ackah III into the National House of Chiefs.

A surreal photo posted online of a moustache-wearing insect has left the internet perplexed. Commenters struggled to make sense of the bizarre close-up after the image, taken by leading scanning electron microscopist Steve Gschmeissner, was posted to Reddit this week.