The Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has projected a decline in revenue from imports for December, as businesses adopt a cautious ‘wait
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MORTUARY WORKERS ASSOCIATION OF GHANA THREATENS NATIONWIDE STRIKE IN NOVEMBER
The Mortuary Workers Association of Ghana (MOWAG) has issued a warning of a nationwide strike set for November unless the government addresses their long-standing demands.
SAHEL JIHADISTS ALLEGEDLY USE NORTHERN GHANA AS SAFE HAVEN
Islamist militants from Burkina Faso are reportedly utilizing northern Ghana as a logistical and medical support base as they seek to expand their influence across
Bawumia is a man of impeccable integrity – Kwabena Agyapong
Kwabena Agyapong’s commendation of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia emphasizes the importance of integrity in leadership, particularly in the context of Ghana’s current political climate. By positioning
Our criminal justice system has failed us; it doesn’t make sense at all – Crime Analyst
Ransford Nana Addo’s comments on the recent murder conviction highlight critical issues surrounding societal attitudes toward crime and justice in Ghana. Here are some key
Debt Restructuring: Ghana saves $12bn so far, debt exchange nears completion – Finance Minister
The announcement from Ghana’s Finance Minister about saving $12 billion through debt restructuring and nearing the completion of the debt exchange is significant. Here are
Bank staff lifestyle audits vital to fraud prevention – John Awuah
John Awuah’s emphasis on lifestyle audits for bank staff as a measure of fraud prevention raises important points about maintaining integrity within the banking sector.
OSP ordered the release of Cecilia Dapaah’s caution statements to her former house help
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has been ordered to release the caution statements related to Cecilia Dapaah’s former house help. This decision likely
Togolese illegal miner sentenced to 18-years in prison
The sentencing of a Togolese illegal miner to 18 years in prison reflects the serious legal consequences associated with illegal mining activities, commonly referred to
NDC wants to taste ‘majority’ for 6 weeks because they know they are losing – Bawumia
Dr Bawumia’s statement hints at the NDC’s strategic play for temporary control in Parliament, likely referring to a specific period when by-elections or parliamentary seats
