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KMA begins relocation of businesses at Kejetia terminal
June 24, 2015
KMA begins relocation of businesses at Kejetia terminal
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) today began its controversial exercise to re-locate business operators at the Kejetia Terminal. The first…
Man leaves trail of destruction at GCB's Kejetia branch
June 19, 2015
Man leaves trail of destruction at GCB's Kejetia branch
Normal operations have resumed at Ghana Commercial Bank’s Kejetia branch after a man, who is believed to be mentally unstable, launched…
Ghana accused of using child labour in mines
June 12, 2015
Ghana accused of using child labour in mines
Ghana’s mining industry has been benefiting from child labour in unlicensed mines, Human Rights Watch has said, after conducting field…
New transport fares to be announced next week
June 11, 2015
New transport fares to be announced next week
New transport fares are set to be announced next week by the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU). GPRTU’s General…
Civil society lobby against inequality at World Economic Forum
June 3, 2015
Civil society lobby against inequality at World Economic Forum
Civil society participants are keen to see discussions of the ongoing inequality between rich and poor on the agenda at…
BoG trades off interest rate hike to save cedi
June 3, 2015
BoG trades off interest rate hike to save cedi
The Bank of Ghana is trading off interest rates hikes to save the cedi, which has dropped by about 18…
KMA, transport union inspect temporary Kejetia lorry park
June 1, 2015
KMA, transport union inspect temporary Kejetia lorry park
The Kumasi mayor together with a team from the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) and Ghana Private Road Transport Unit (GPRTU)…
Sachet water price to go up by 10p in June
May 26, 2015
Sachet water price to go up by 10p in June
A price of sachet water is expected to shoot up to 30 pesewas by June following the 9% increase in…
El Nino weather could lead to high prices
May 21, 2015
El Nino weather could lead to high prices
El Nino weather could lead to high prices of soya beans, coffee, rice and cocoa. The weather conditions are likely…
Global banks fined for rigging world's currency market
May 21, 2015
Global banks fined for rigging world's currency market
US and British regulators have fined six major global banks nearly $6bn for rigging the world’s currency market. Wednesday’s decision is…