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Fuel Prices: I Saw It Coming – Terkper

A former minister of Finance Seth Terkper has said he saw prices of fuel going up moments when the New Patriotic Party government abolished the strategic stock policy. According to him, the policy was established by the previous administration to cushion the prices in times of shocks on the global market. Prices of fuel have ballooned to GhC5 per litre ...

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Fix Our Problems Now, Not Later – GMA To Akufo-Addo

The general secretary of the Ghana Medical Association Dr. Justice Yamson has urged President Akufo-Addo and his government to work to resolve the hardships Ghanaians are facing now. According to him, claims by the President that government is working to improve conditions of Ghanaians in the long-run is untenable since all Presidents, since the 4th republic, have made similar claims. ...

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Anti-loan NPP now on borrowing spree – Minority

Banda MP Ahmed Ibrahim has said President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s admission that Ghana is going through rough times is a vindication of claims by his critics that the economy is in a bad state. The Deputy Minority Whip told Katakyie Obeng Mensah on Accra100.5FM’s Ghana Yensom on Tuesday, 25 September that all aspects of the Ghanaian economy under the ...

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Reduce Fuel Prices – TUC

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is on the neck of government to cut certain levies contributing to rampant increase in fuel prices. Fuel prices at the pumps have shot up to GHC5 per litre causing a lot of public uproar with the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) asserting government is being insensitive to Ghanaians. In a statement, the umbrella body ...

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Govt Lays Six Financial Agreements Before Parliament

Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta Monday laid six financial agreements in Parliament after the house was recalled for a 5-day sitting. They are; $40million financing agreement between government of Ghana (GoG) and International Development Association (IDA) of the World Bank Group to finance the proposed Tourism Development Project, $50million from the same institution to finance the Ghana Commercial Agriculture Project ...

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‘No donor comes because they love us’– Kufuor

International donors do not heavily invest in Ghana because they love us, former President Kufuor has said. Speaking at the graduation of the first batch of students of the Kufuor Scholars programme, the former President said the donors do what they do in a bid to promote their personal interests. He, therefore, emphasized the need for Ghana to strategically position ...

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UE/R: Four Assemblies Cause Financial Loss To UNICEF

Four assemblies in the Upper East region have caused financial loss to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) to an amount the agency is yet to reveal but says is “huge put together”. The four accused local government authorities include the Bawku West District, the Pusiga District, the Bawku Municipality and the Builsa North District. The UNICEF put ...

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I’ve pardoned GIBA for ‘misinforming’ Ghanaians on DTT deal – Ursula

The Minister of Communication, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, has taken a dig at the Ghana Independent Broadcasters Association (GIBA) for claiming that government intends to hand over Ghana’s Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) infrastructure to Chinese broadcasting firm, StarTimes to manage. Ursula said she has however pardoned members of GIBA. “There was a bit of confusion on their minds on what we were ...

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Abura Dunkwa: One person arrested in murder of security man

Police in the Central region have picked up a suspect in the murder of the security guard at Abura Dunkwa. Central Regional Police PRO, Irene Serwaa Oppong, told Joy News the suspect is key in the ongoing investigation to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of the 56-year-old man. “The case is still under investigations and we have gathered information ...

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Most bankers survive on sugar mummies and daddies – Banker reveals

Most bankers or personnel working for financial institutions survive on sugar mummies and daddies due to the unnecessary extravagance attached to their work, a banker has revealed. According to Nana Yaa, an employee with one of the banks in Ghana, bankers are made to live beyond their means, which generally puts undue pressure on their finances. “As bankers, before we ...

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