Dumsor to persist until year-end – IES warns.
He emphasized that Ghana’s power generation capacity is critically low, with demand frequently matching or exceeding supply
A$AP Rocky becomes Ray-Ban’s first ever Creative Director
Today, just three days after his acquittal, the eyewear brand announced A$AP Rocky as its first-ever creative director, with a special focus on its music-centric subdivision, Ray-Ban Studios.
Conservatives win German election as far-right party surges to second place.
Germany is the most populous country in the 27-nation European Union and a leading member of NATO
Hackers steal $1.5bn from crypto exchange in ‘biggest digital heist ever’.
It said hackers stole from its Ethereum coin digital wallet. Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency by value after Bitcoin.
Over GHS10bn rejected by Govt in bids as T-Bill demand soars.
Momentum on the money market continues to persist, with investors displaying heightened interest in T-bills.
1,115 Gallons of Cocoa Beans Seized by Immigration
A press release signed by Assistant Commissioner of Immigration, Michael Amoako-Atta, confirmed that the intercepted cocoa beans have been handed over to COCOBOD officials, while the truck has been impounded.
Ex-GIIF Board Chair, Ameyaw-Akumfi, released from NIB custody
According to Ken Kuranchie, Prof Ameyaw-Akumfi was at his home Sunday morning when a group of men in three pickups arrived and informed him that he was needed at the NIB.
Gifty Oware-Mensah on the run as Kwaku Ohene Gyan detained over ghost names on the NSA payroll scandal.
The National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) has detained Kwaku Ohene Gyan, the former Deputy Director of Operations at the National Service Authority (NSA), in connection with irregularities in the NSA payroll, including a ghost names scandal.
President Mahama announces 19-member Cabinet.
President John Dramani Mahama has officially unveiled his cabinet, appointing a team of ministers to assist in governing the country during his tenure.
Google to pay $340m to settle Italian tax case
Milan prosecutors plan to drop a case brought against the European division of Google after the company agreed to pay 326 million euros ($340 million) to settle a tax claim, they said on Wednesday