Ghana’s Majority Leader raises alarm about the departure of seasoned lawmakers, emphasizing the potential risks to the country’s democracy.
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Ghana’s recent vehicle emissions tax faces skepticism as experts argue it may not curb carbon emissions and could burden citizens financially.
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Elderly women in Ghana, known as ‘solar grandmothers,’ are illuminating remote villages with solar power. Supported by UNDP GEF-SGP, they are bringing light and change to off-grid communities.
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The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications warns of blocking Mobile Money agents who don’t link their accounts with Ghana Card or TIN by January 31.
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The Ghanaian government plans a crucial meeting with striking tertiary sector workers, aiming to resolve ongoing disputes over pensions and working conditions.
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President Akufo-Addo commends the winners of the NPP parliamentary primaries, confident in their ability to secure a win in the upcoming 2024 elections.
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President Akufo-Addo Commits to Reviving Tema Oil Refinery at New Chinese-Owned Facility Inauguration
President Akufo-Addo unveils plans for the revitalisation of Tema Oil Refinery at the opening of the Santuo Oil Refinery, signalling a boost for Ghana’s energy sector.
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“KPMG’s Conflict of Interest in GRA-SML Audit Raises Concerns,” Says ACEP Director Ben Boakye
Ben Boakye, Executive Director of ACEP, voices concerns over potential conflicts of interest in KPMG’s audit of the GRA-SML contract.
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Accra court dismisses Dr. Nduom’s case against BoG, affirming the lawful revocation of GN Bank’s license in the public interest.
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The Trades Union Congress (TUC) demands the withdrawal of Value Added Tax (VAT) on electricity beyond the lifeline threshold within seven days, citing the impact on the livelihoods of ordinary Ghanaians.
