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Young Ghanaians have been encouraged to pursue engineering and other technical disciplines rather than follow the growing preference for business administration qualifications, which are increasingly common in the job market.
According to the IMF Mission team that reviewed Ghana’s first Policy Coordinating Instrument (PCI) programme, the budget targets a primary s...
The President of GIMPA Association of Technology Students (GATS), Nartey Jonathan Nii Laryea, said: "Let us not merely build intelligent sys...
Rugby Africa President and World Rugby Chair of Regional Associations, Herbert Mensah, has hailed the performance of African athletes at the...
Economist and Development Finance Expert, Professor Peter Quartey has been elected Chair of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee...
On the performance of the PCI, it said “Performance under the PCI has been broadly satisfactory. Most quantitative targets under this review...
The Centre for Media, Society and Economic Studies (CEMSE) says delays in developing alternative facilities for discharging petroleum produc...
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has expressed admiration for a digital remote system that allows patients living with hypertension and diabe...
The Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service has said its objective in implementing the TraffiTech-GH autom...
Several flights across Europe have faced bomb threats, officials have said.
An Italian chef sacked from a Brisbane restaurant had refused to put pineapple on a pizza because it was an "insult to his culture".
From childhood surprises and a first trip abroad to simple family gatherings, some Ghanaians have Christmas memories that have remained spec...
The elections follow the swearing-in of five new members of PIAC by the Ministry of Finance. The five members were nominated by their respec...