Tema Youth Coach Prince Owusu is favourite to succeed Orlando Wellington as head trainer of the National under 20 menÂ’s team, the Black Satellites according to JOY Sports sources.

A strong pensions industry is needed to build a large portfolio of long term funds for the capital market, Adu Anane- Antwi, Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said.

Veteran Ghanaian Sprinter Aziz Zakari is demanding answers from the Ghana Athletics Association(GAA) after his exclusion from the countryÂ’s contingent to the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Government says it is ready to officially unveil the nationÂ’s Oil Palm Master Plan and the national Tree Crop policy documents tomorrow, to raise the country's competitiveness in commodities production within the next 15 years.

The African Principal of Living Faith Bible College is calling for state intervention to inject sanity into priesthood.

Current mobile subscriber base figures from the National Communication Authority (NCA) ending May 31, 2012 indicate Glo Mobile Ghana has scooped some two per cent market share after just one month of its operations in Ghana.

Services provided by Ghanaian banks have continued to deteriorate with increasing acts of misdemeanor by personnel responsible for managing such financial institutions.

Ghana has to date, lifted about 5.9 million barrels of crude oil, accumulating revenue of US$903 million, the National Co-ordinator of the Ghana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GHEITI), Mr Franklin Ashiadey, has said.

Egypt's parliament convenes briefly, despite the ruling military council ordering it to be dissolved so the constitution can be upheld.

As the US space programme loses momentum with the retirement of the space shuttle, those of Ghana and Nigeria are just taking off.

Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga has been sentenced to 14 years in jail for recruiting and using child soldiers in his rebel army in 2002 and 2003.

Egypt's military council has said the decision to dissolve parliament must be upheld, after new President Mohammed Mursi ordered the assembly to reopen.

Tension remained high in the troubled areas of Plateau State yesterday despite the curfew imposed by the state government following the killing of Senator Gyang Dantong and Majority Leader of the Plateau State House of Assembly, Mr Gyang Fulani.

Egypt's highest court rejects President Mursi's order to reopen parliament, heightening tensions between the new leader and the military.

The richest woman in the world, according to a respected business magazine, is not Oprah Winfrey, Queen Elizabeth II or L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt. It's a relatively unknown Australian mining magnate. So who exactly is Gina Rinehart?

Egypt's constitutional court, which dissolved parliament last month, is to discuss how to respond to President Mursi's order to reconvene it.

The dark cloud of death that has been stalking Plateau State thickened, Saturday, after Senator Gyang Dantong and the Majority Leader of the Plateau State House of Assembly, Mr. Gyang Fulani were killed while attending the mass burial of about 50 victims of SaturdayÂ’s attack on villages in Barkin Ladi and Riyom local government areas of the state.

Donors at a conference on Afghanistan have pledged to give it $16bn (£10.3bn) in civilian aid over four years, in an attempt to safeguard its future after foreign forces leave in 2014.

At least 45 people have been killed after torrential rains leading to flash floods swept through parts of the south Russian Krasnodar region.

Libyans are voting in their first free election for more than 50 years.