The management of Golden Star Bogoso Prestea Limited (GSBPL) has assured the people of Prestea and its surrounding communities that the company is preparing to begin its underground mining operations soon

Dr (Mrs) Christina Amoako Nuamah, Presidential Adviser on Wednesday lauded the elderly for their enormous contribution towards the country’s socio-economic development

Board of Directors of the World Bank (WB) has approved $50 million to the Government in the form of budget support for the implementation of the country’s Medium Term Agriculture Sector Investment Plan (METASIP

Ghana and Uganda have been urged to embark upon well strategized processes and programmes that will help maximize profits in the newly discovered oil sector to the total benefit of the citizenry

Ghana scored 59.7 per cent on the Institute of Economic Affairs’ (IEA) Petroleum Transparency and Accountability (P-TRAC) Index score for 2011

The UN has tasked African countries to take measures to lower people’s and communities’ vulnerability to natural disasters and civil conflict, seasonal or volatile changes in food prices, and climate change

The United Nations has noted that Sub-Saharan Africa cannot sustain its present economic growth unless it eliminates the hunger that is affecting almost a quarter of its people

A two-day Intergovernmental negotiations between Ghana and Germany started in Accra on Wednesday to build upon existing good bilateral relationship between the two countries

Bee keepers in Nkoranza and Techiman municipalities have lauded efforts by Nkoranza Municipal and Nkoranza North District Assemblies in fighting bushfires in their areas

The Trades Union Congress has expressed appreciation for the government’s decision to assume total control of the Tema Shipyard and Drydock with the re-acquisition of the 60% shareholding of Penang Shipbuilding Company (PSC) of Malaysia

Progress in trade logistics performance slowed down over the last two years amid the global recession but countries which pursued aggressive reforms continued to improve their performance, according to the World Bank’s latest survey on trade logistics