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The retiring Ohio police officer whose desire to keep his K9 partner sparked a wave of Internet support has a (very) happy ending.
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Provide Reliable Service …AkufoAddo Tells Mtn
By Frank Amponsah President Akufo-Addo has asked the board, management and staff of Ghana’s leading mobile telecommunications company, MTN, to...
Automate All Toll Booths To Prevent Revenue Leakage -Paul Twum Barimah
By Adu Koranteng The Member of Parliament for the Dormaa East Constituency, Paul Apraku Twum Barimah, has called on government...
Parler social network drops offline after Amazon pulls support
Parler has dropped offline after Amazon pulled support for its so-called "free speech" social network. The platform had been reliant...
Scania West Africa Launches Range Of Volkswagen Trucks And Buses
Scania West Africa, a wholly owned subsidiary within the Scania Group and the only truck manufacturer with direct presence in...
Ghana Trade Hub Goes Mobile
Tracking of imports into Ghana and knowing the estimated payable duty has become a stress-free and easy task with the...
Women In ICT Key To Unlocking Ghana’s Dev’t – Ursula
Communications Minister, Ursula Owusu Ekuful has said encouraging more girls and women to pursue courses in Information and Communications Technology...
Second Lady Commissions YMLab 4 Project
…In Northern Region The President of Friends of Yamoransa Foundation (FYF) and Helping Africa Foundation (HAF), Dr. Deborah Rose and...
Jeff Bezos: World’s richest man agrees $35bn divorce
The world's richest man, Jeff Bezos, and his wife MacKenzie have agreed a record-breaking divorce settlement worth at least $35bn...
Apple punishes Google over app rules
Apple has revoked Google’s ability to offer its employees internal-only iPhone apps, likely causing significant disruption to the search giant....
GHANA GOES HI-TECH …As It Launches First Building Code
The first ever comprehensive Building Code for Ghana, GS1207 of 2018, has been launched in Accra. The 38-part, 1700 page...
