Chief Business Officer for Tigo Business says Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) has called for the creation of an enabling environment where these businesses can thrive to aid national development.

At age 13, Afua Asabea Asare recognized her interest for art. It was never a struggle to get her fingers to do something creative. But it would not be until her early 20s that she would realise her love for painting.

I have been listening to the commentary in the media about the President’s ministerial nominees with keen interest and I have decided to explain these appointments from a corporate strategy perspective.

Renowned economist Dr Joe Abbey says the International Monetary Fund cannot be blamed for the current challenges faced by Ghana's economy.

The AGI has welcomed the President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s initiative of creating the new Ministry for Business Development to strengthen and accelerate private sector growth.

A fake doctor is apprehended and the medical society is applauded for weeding out the bad nuts but a ‘fake’ pastor is arrested and suddenly our supposed scholars start blaring about why they never go to church.

The tax system in Ghana has undergone a major transformation during the past eight years than any other period in our socio-political history.

Africa is a continent blessed with abundant natural resources and Africans are truly proud to hail from this continent of great endowments.

The title of this piece is a common English expression that describes one’s physical state after tasting too much of the fruits of the Lord Jesus’ inaugural miracle in joyous celebration.

I sat rather lazily in the sofa in the living room after eating, absent in thoughts. My mind wandered among many subjects, settling on nothing particular.

For four unending days, the Asante Kingdom will be wide awake observing the funeral rites of its longest-serving queen, Nana Afia Serwaa Kobi Ampem.

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Education has indicated that the opening of new study centres across the country is to facilitate its Distance Education Program and offer students the opportunity to access university education conveniently at their doorsteps and at a manageable cost without sacrificing quality.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given indication it is open to renegotiating its 3-year bail-out programme with Ghana, following government failure to meet some important targets.

Today's front pages: Monday, January 16, 2016

China's capital is notorious for its chronic pollution. Even indoors it's a struggle to find clean air, says John Sudworth.

Facebook is introducing new tools in Germany to help combat the spread of fabricated news stories.

It has emerged that family planning giant, DKT International, used unregistered drugs to terminate pregnancies at their facilities, exposing the women to severe medical complications.

The final funeral rites of the longest-serving queen of the Ashanti Kingdom, Nana Afia Serwaa Kobi Ampem, has commenced at the Manhyia Palace, Monday.

Gosh, I’ve really missed you! I spent most of my time off just missing you. And reading. But mostly, missing you. Now one of the many things I read was a story of an Indian pilot called Vishal.

A 36-year-old security officer, Mathias Anobre, has been sentenced to five years imprisonment in hard labour for pouring acid on an illegal miner.