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Ghana will participate in this year’s Sports Business Summit in Munich, Germany. The two-day event takes place on February 2 to 3, 2009. The event would be attended by 1500 participants and there would be 180 speakers  from Germany and…

The Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod), Ghana’s cocoa industry regulator has appointed a new Chief Executive to replace Isaac Osei, the former Chief Executive who has recently been elected as one of the new entrants into Ghana’s parliament in…

The stalemate in Ghana’s presidential elections is causing some anxiety among the investor community, according to a report carried by the Daily Graphic, Ghana’s leading newspaper. The newspaper says local business owners are going through…

President J. A. Kufuor has called on the two parties contesting the run-off voting in Tain to decide winner of Ghana's 2008 elections to yield to the authority of the Electoral Commission (EC). In a New Year Message released to the media…

Ghanaians have been cautioned against serious health threats posed by carbon emissions from vehicles. The carbon emission which pollutes the air and results in health problems such as asthmah is caused by the low quantity or quality of…

The bravery of Police Constable Joseph Faaso of Adidome in the North Tongu District of the Volta Region saved a Nissan van carrying money from an armed robbery encounter, during which one of the robbers was killed in an exchange of fire at…

Ghana traditionally has been a client country of Western weapons manufacturers. It does have some Russian equipment in service, however, including SAM-7 surface-to-air missiles, Zu-23-2 air defense machine guns and D-30 122-mm howitzers.…

Voting has begun in the Tain constituency Friday morning January 2, 2008, but New Patriotic Party (NPP) agents are absent at polling stations. The cliffhanger voting which is likely to decide the next president of Ghana following elections…

It is rather standing economic logic on its head when the federal government claimed that it is not going to reduce petroleum prices despite the collapse of crude oil price vis-a-vis petroleum products because according to its argument,…

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is on its way to court Friday January 2, 2009 to try to stop the voting in Tain which is ongoing. Information reaching ghanabusinessnews.com says the NPP is heading to court again after its first attempt to…