Mr Johnson Boadi Asamoah, Managing Director of the Golden Pride Savings and Loans (GPSL) Limited, the Union’s financial institution, said effective intermediation required that banks and savings and loans institutions mobilized available resources and deployed them to income-generating economic activities.

The African Commission officially launched the ‘Model Law on Access to Information for Africa during its 53rd Ordinary Session in Banjul, The Gambia. 

It aimed at creating opportunity for staff of the bank to interact and have quality time with their families away from their normal busy schedules.

The Foundation is a non-profit entity based in Tema in the Greater Accra Region that champions the campaign against environmental issues, climate change and water management.

The launch follows a six-kilometer health walk through the principal streets of Accra as part of activities to mark the hall year long programme.

The Union’s appeal is contained in a May Day statement and signed by its General Secretary, Mr J.J. Jebuni.

She observed that the region had great potentials to move forward politically, socially and economically, adding “But that would depend on our concerted positive attitude to work to bring the desired results.”

A car bomb has exploded near a government convoy in the Somali capital Mogadishu, killing at least eleven people, officials say.

Richard Kissi-Boateng will miss TP Mazembe's CAF Champions League final qualifying round return leg tie on Sunday against Orlando Pirates due to suspension.

Accra Hearts of Oak assistant Coach Ben Adjei believes the team is in good shape to defeat Kotoko on Sunday as they clash for the 98th time in the league.

Accra Hearts of Oak has chalked many august victories over Kotoko in the league since 1958. AccraHeartsofOak.com looks back at the top two Phobia victories over Kotoko in the Premier League (1993- ) era at home (Accra Sports Stadium).

Ghana's 2014 World Cup qualifying rivals; Zambia will be bidding to host the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.

Car bomber kills 5 in Somali capital - Daily HeraldDaily HeraldA Somali police official says five people were killed after a suicide bomber attempted to ram a car laden with explosives into a military convoy. Mohamed Abdi, an officer at the scene of Sunday's blast, said four civilians and a soldier died in the attack. The car ...and more »

Accra Hearts of Oak will on this Sunday, 5th May, 2013 rekindle a never-ending rivalry with the sworn-enemy, Kumasi Asante Kotoko in the match-day 24 of the 2012/13 Glo Premier League season.

A car bomb explodes near a government convoy in the Somali capital Mogadishu, killing at least seven people, according to officials.