A Ghanaian Times satirical column revisits 1993, when GFA chairman Samuel Nana Brew-Butler dissolved all management committees after officials out-earned the Black Satellites.
A 33-year-old man has been arrested in Abuja for allegedly sitting a Civil Service promotion examination on behalf of his father, a Federal Capital Territory Fire Service worker.
Medecins Sans Frontieres says Ebola is spreading out of control in DR Congo’s North Kivu province, where 75 percent of deaths occur at home and new hotspots appear weekly.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a court to approve a settlement with former Western Asset co-CIO Ken Leech, part of a $103 million payback to investors.
World Space Week 2026 spotlights how reusable rockets and cheaper launches are widening access to space, with the UN pushing training and law support for emerging nations.
Gary Lineker says Cristiano Ronaldo deserved an emotional international send-off like Lionel Messi’s, after the Portugal star left camp in a dispute with coach Jorge Jesus.
Daniil Medvedev was defaulted from the China Open semi-final against Novak Djokovic after a frustrated swipe sent a ball into a spectator’s face in Beijing.
Anlo chiefs have launched the 64th Hogbetsotso Festival at Tegbi, with a grand durbar set for Anloga on November 7 and a focus on tourism, trade and youth.
Cervical cancer usually shows no early symptoms. Health guidance points to three defences: regular Pap and HPV screening, the HPV vaccine for children, and safer sex.
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Ministry has warned job seekers about fake offers in Zambia after six Ghanaians were arrested in a Lusaka cybercrime raid that netted 79 people.
