Pembient is trying to end rhino poaching by "flooding the market" with fake rhino horns.

Former Bank of Ghana has lost his bank to the Ghanaian government

Juliet Ibrahim has clapped back at a follower for labelling her as a 'whore'.

General John Hyten, Commander of US Strategic Command, admitted that "we don't have any defense that could deny the employment" of hypersonic weapons.

Pulse daily DIY recipe teaches prospective chefs how to prepare healthy, Ghanaian dishes in a simple way.

A Credit Suisse analyst believes the risks associated with the Cambridge Analytica debacle is already priced into the stock.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and the company's former president, Sunny Balwani, were charged with fraud by the SEC this month.

The lady was seen dressed in a tight and short pair of knickers parading the street in an attempt to board a commercial vehicle, but both drivers and commuter got so disgusted by her mode dressing hat they rejected her, saying she looked indecent.

MuleSoft would be a good fit for Salesforce.

But in a sharp rebuttal, President Mahama described such apathy from the clergy on the political situation in Ghana as hypocritical.

The victim was examined by a doctor assigned by the police and there was no evidence of forceful penetration.

The Red Arrow accident happened at RAF Valley in Anglesey.

Here are 5 things you should know about late Highlife legend C.K Mann.

The owner described a frustrating experience with Delta's customer service representatives on Facebook.

Wizkid has said he got three kids; three lovely boys that he loves so much but wants a girl.

President Trump is expected to announce tariffs on $60 billion worth of Chinese goods by Friday, ranging from electronics to kid's toys.

"60 Days In" follows undercover inmates who learn the strict social hierarchy that exists behind bars.

The agreement will permit the U.S Military to use Ghana as a base for staging and deploying forces.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Telecommunications Chamber, Ken Ashigbey, said the technological growth of the world is enough reason for the GES to allow students use phones in schools.

The war killed 4,500 US troops and cost over $2 trillion.