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In a landmark move, President Akufo-Addo releases the KPMG audit on the GRA-SML deal, highlighting his commitment to transparency and open governance.

Nana Bediatuo Asante denies claims that he requested Canada to reduce visa issuance for Ghanaians, emphasizing the importance of strong bilateral relations.

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PIAC urges GNPC to halt loans to government to stabilize finances and recover $318 million amid declining oil outputs.

Political analyst Justice Siaw Mandela criticizes Vice President Bawumia for not yet selecting his running mate for the upcoming 2024 elections.

Ghana’s Social Security Trust, SSNIT, is offloading its stake in six hotels in a move aimed at improving efficiency and reducing political meddling in the management of these businesses. The divestiture plan is expected to free up resources for SSNIT and attract private sector investment into Ghana’s hospitality industry.

Archbishop Duncan-Williams cautions against political complacency, urging fairness in Ghana’s pivotal 2024 elections, highlighting the critical need for transparency.

John Mahama raises concerns over Electoral Commission’s neutrality, urging religious leaders to advocate for fair 2024 elections in Ghana.

Deputy Minister Henry Quartey refutes claims of political bias in Ghana’s security recruitment, emphasizing a transparent and merit-based process.

Ghanaian authorities uncovered a significant payroll fraud scheme in the Northern Region, involving “ghost employees” and lax oversight. The investigation, led by the OSP and CAGD, exposed vulnerabilities that allowed millions to be paid to fictitious staff. By taking decisive action, Ghana saved GHS 34.2 million and highlighted the importance of robust payroll systems.

Economist Professor Godfred Bokpin attributes the Cedi’s depreciation to the IMF’s restrictive financial support program, limiting Ghana’s central bank interventions.