WHEN the former Minister of Health of Ghana, Madam Sherry Ayitey jumped into her cross country vehicle and drove to Kansaworodo, a suburb of Sekondi, somewhere this year, she had one mission to accomplish – break the ground for the construction of a modern metropolitan hospital for Sekondi-Takoradi.
TRINIDAD and Tobago (T&T) expressed its readiness to partner Ghana and other African countries to help develop their natural gas resources on mutual grounds, emphasising that it has over 106 years experience in the global petroleum industry.
THE Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) took its fight against cholera to Osu in Accra with the closure of the Dynasty Chinese Restaurant.
CHINA will continue to drive global auto sales growth over the next 12 to 18 months, while shipments of US-made vehicles will slow, Moody’s Investors Service says in a new report.
By President John Agyekum Kufuor THE persistence of poverty and food insecurity on the African continent is a major developmental challenge, both for Africans and the international development community.
TWO South Africans who lost relatives when a church hostel in Lagos collapsed have told the BBC they intend to sue Nigerian evangelist TB Joshua.
THE World Bank Group today announced that it will nearly double its financing to $400 million to help the worst-affected countries address the emergency and build stronger health systems for the years ahead.
ECOWAS Chair and President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama lamented that the international community’s reaction to the deadly Ebola virus disease in West Africa has been too slow.
GHANA’S Deputy Minister of Education in change of Tertiary Education, Okudzeto Ablakwah has revealed that the government spends over $ 2.7 billion (GHC 5.7 billion), representing 6.7 percent of the country’s GDP on education every year.
BARCLAYS has been ordered to pay a former client €10 million after losing a court case over claims that it misused confidential information gleaned from a customer to buy a Swedish carbon trading business four years ago.
