The depreciation of the Ghanaian Cedi has now become a perennial crisis.

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) has lauded government for the establishment of a Professional Ethics and Standards Committee for Public Procurement Professionals.

Three young Ghanaians, all students of Arizona State University in the United States, have launched a project to bridge the ICT gap between urban and rural children in Ghana.

It is a question that always comes up in any country that has implemented and deployed the 4G technology.

For the third consecutive year, Akwatia-based St. Roses Senior High has been kicked out the NSMQ at the regional qualifiers.

The death toll in the renewed clashes between Konkombas and Chokosis in North East regional district of Chereponi has risen to three in the latest provisional assessment by the NADMO.

JoyNews’ journalist, Justice Baidoo has been named an Alfred Friendly Journalism Fellow for his dedicated coverage of food security in Ghana.

Ghanaians taste for foreign goods, President Akufo-Addo has said, is the reason for the yearly depreciation of the cedi.

Fifa has extended the mandate of the normalisation committee, set up to run Ghana's Football Association(GFA), by a further six months, Joy Sports understands. 

The country’s two rival political parties have haggled over the time and venue for bilateral talks over disbanding organised thugs affiliated to them.

Notre Dame Girls’ Senior High on Tuesday, recorded the highest points for Brong Ahafo as the qualifiers for the NSMQ wrapped of for the region.

For the first time in Ghana, history is being written in the telecommunications industry with AirtelTigo offering affordable data bundles that don’t expire.

MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF), MultiChoice Africa’s flagship Pan-African shared-value initiative is thrilled to announce the launch of the MTF Portal on www.multichoicetalentfactory.com.

About five years ago, Pius Adesanmi took on a mission in Ghana as a Diasporan Fellow, filled with passion to help improve scholarship in Africa and support African universities.

Paris St Germain have won a legal battle against UEFA after European football’s governing body tried to reopen its investigation into the French club's spending on transfer fees and wages.

The government has secured far more than it was targeting in its Eurobond sale. 

Skin bleaching has been subtly injected into the entertainment sphere as most female celebrities have over the years been accused of toning their skin to attract men for favours among others.

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) has applauded government for the establishment of a Professional Ethics and Standards Committee for Public Procurement Professionals.

Pope John’s Seminary and Senior High lived up to expectation on Tuesday and recorded a resounding victory to book a qualification to the prelims of the National Science and Maths Quiz