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Barclays employees give back prize money to Children’s Hospital

The Cash Management team at Barclays has donated various medical equipment and consumables to the Princess Marie Louis Children’s Hospital in Accra. The items were purchased using proceeds from an award received by the Cash Management team and additional funds raised by the employees to support the hospital. The donation also coincided with the bank’s Citizenship Month, during which employees ...

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IMANI scores gov’t 48.78% in delivery so far

Policy think tank IMANI Africa has scored the Akufo-Addo government 48.78% in the delivery of its campaign promises so far. They also scored the government 54.35% for its handling of the economy. The manifesto assessments by IMANI which was outdoored Wednesday said government has only implemented 41 out of the 162 promises it made in the party’s 2016 manifesto. The ...

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‘Hidden’ mountains in Ghana you need to know about

It is widely perceived that mountains provide most of the world’s freshwater, harbour a rich variety of plants and animals, and are home to one in ten people globally which makes its presence on earth very vital to the survival of mankind. As such, GhanaWeb takes a look at some mountains that Ghanaians barely have heard about in the country, ...

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IMANI scores gov’t 48.78% in delivery so far

Policy think tank IMANI Africa has scored the Akufo-Addo government 48.78% in the delivery of its campaign promises so far. They also scored the government 54.35% for its handling of the economy. The manifesto assessments by IMANI which was outdoored Wednesday said government has only implemented 41 out of the 162 promises it made in the party’s 2016 manifesto. The ...

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Cedi depreciation, high import duty cause of cement hike – Manufacturers

Cement manufacturers in the country have attributed the recent increase in cement prices to the depreciation of the cedi to the dollar, high port taxes and duties amongs others. Major cement manufacturers in the country have announced a 5% increment which takes effect today, warning that prices could increase further if the situation remained the same. Explaining the rationales behind ...

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Gov’t still owes us – 2018 limited recruitment teachers

The 2018 limited recruitment teachers have refuted claims by the Education Minister Matthew Opoku Prempeh that government does not owe them any salary or allowance arrears. According to them, the Minister, during the 70th anniversary commemorative event of Prempeh College emphasized that government does not owe any teacher salary arrears or allowance since 2017 to date, as reported by online portal ...

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