Actress Yvonne Nelson says despite the fact that she is dating British photographer, Jamie Roberts, she has not had sex in a long time.

As Bice Osei Kuffour’s second term as the president of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) comes to an end, plans to elect a successor has started in earnest.

In his first two games for the senior national team, Black Stars, Caleb Ekuban has scored two goals.

MP for Juabeng, Ama Pomaa Boateng, has described cryptocurrency as a gamechanger and has called on Parliament to pass a law to regulate it.

Gloria Akuffo says although her office is eager to prosecute embattled former president of the GFA, the evidence required to continue the process is lacking.

The Interior Minister, Ambrose Dery says if he is provided with evidence that the De-Eye group is a security company, he will investigate them.

Transport Minister, Kwaku Ofori Asiamah, broke down at the site where 38 victims of the Kintampo road crash burnt beyond recognition, were buried in a mass grave.

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has assured that effective construction work on the Marine Drive project will begin in June this year.

???????The joint coalition that fought to get the RTI Bill passed into law has refuted claims that it agreed for the Bill to go through its final stage in parliament without their input.

The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), the leading African philanthropy committed to empowering African entrepreneurs has announced 3,050 African entrepreneurs, drawn from all 54 African countries, selected to join the 5th cycle of its $100million TEF Entrepreneurship Programme.

Louis van Gaal is not convinced that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has changed Manchester United's style since taking over from Jose Mourinho.

After 19 years, Parliament has finally passed the Right to Information bill but a campaigner says, there is no mood for celebration.

Delta3 International, a cybersecurity firm with operations in Europe and Africa, has signed a partnership with IBM, the global technology provider, for the upcoming Information Security (InfoSec) and IT Leaders Conference.

Permit me, Mr President, to excuse the usual lengthy pleasantries and focus on the primary reason for this letter to you.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has said mobile network operators paid a total of GH¢1.94 billion in taxes to the state and made capital expenditure of over GH¢276 million last year.

A Banking Consultant has called for stricter banking reforms to avert future crisis.

Europe’s leading clubs have re-iterated that they will refuse to participate in Gianni Infantino’s revamped Club World Cup – but have not ruled out changing their minds for future editions if their needs are accommodated.

The World Bank has hinted that Ghana would benefit from a four-billion-dollar investment in Africa this year. According to the bank, this is part of its Human Capital Project for the year.

Entrepreneurship is no longer a choice; it is the only viable employment option available to lots of young graduates in the country, says Joe Jackson.

Parliament has observed a minute silence for the victims of the deadly accident that occurred at Ampomakrom in the Kintampo South constituency of the Bono East Region.