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Government in limbo over fertilizer subsidy saga

Government in limbo over fertilizer subsidy saga

Government’s fertilizer subsidy programme risks total collapse following admission by the Food and Agriculture Ministry of lack of funds to…
Rooftop panels to lead solar drive

Rooftop panels to lead solar drive

President John Mahama is expected to launch a government initiative that will aid some 200,000 households to install solar panels…
Cedi records biggest gain in 2015

Cedi records biggest gain in 2015

The local currency last week recorded its biggest gain against the US dollar this year, when it closed trading on…
Salaries of workers without SSNIT numbers suspended

Salaries of workers without SSNIT numbers suspended

Workers without SSNIT numbers will have their salaries suspended by Government, a statement issued by Finance Ministry has said. The…
Govt to close down more fuel stations soon – Ayariga

Govt to close down more fuel stations soon – Ayariga

The government will soon close down fuel stations which are sited on waterways, Environment Minister Mahama Ayariga has said. Fuel…
New port charges in October

New port charges in October

The proposed increments in port charges have been shifted to October this year. The Ghana Harbours Ports Authority (GPHA) had…
Confusion over re-settlement of evicted Kejetia petty traders

Confusion over re-settlement of evicted Kejetia petty traders

Poor administrative arrangements have wreaked havoc on plans to resettle the evicted petty traders from Kejetia to alternative locations promised…
Ghana’s economy to get major boost from World Bank

Ghana’s economy to get major boost from World Bank

The World Bank Group’s Board of Executive Directors today approved US$150 million budget support for Ghana. The credit from the…
Ghana Gas to begin compensation pay-out

Ghana Gas to begin compensation pay-out

The Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas) will on Monday, July 6, 2015 pay out another compensation package to 168…
Domestic airlines pass on 17.5% VAT to passengers

Domestic airlines pass on 17.5% VAT to passengers

Domestic airline travelers will from July 1, 2015 be paying an additional 17.5% VAT to their existing fares. A statement…
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