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Ghana government abandons PIAC, forcing delay of first half report on oil revenue for 2012

Ghana government abandons PIAC, forcing delay of first half report on oil revenue for 2012

The Ghana government has abandoned the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), almost one year after the committee’s inauguration. It…
Driver’s Head Blasted With Hammer

Driver’s Head Blasted With Hammer

FRANCIS MENSAH Ahiaku, a 28-year-old cabbie, is in critical condition at a hospital after a businessman allegedly struck him on…
Windfall For Funeral Homes

Windfall For Funeral Homes

One of the unavoidable annoyances of human existence is death. But until science gets its act together to put an…
ECOWAS, China sign agreement on trade and investment

ECOWAS, China sign agreement on trade and investment

China and ECOWAS on October 24, 2012 signed an agreement to bolster trade, economic, investment and technical cooperation between them.…
Global trade in services record “zero growth” in 2012 second quarter

Global trade in services record “zero growth” in 2012 second quarter

No growth was recorded for global commercial services exports in the second quarter of 2012, preliminary estimates by two bodies…
Ghana pays GH¢21,000 for rituals at gas plant project site

Ghana pays GH¢21,000 for rituals at gas plant project site

The Omanhene of Eastern Nzema, Awulae Amihere Kpanyinli III, says the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) gave out money to…
Seized Argentine ship harms commercial port activities

Seized Argentine ship harms commercial port activities

Ghana port officials want seized Argentine navy ship removed to create more space at the Tema port. According to officials,…
Lightning strikes student dead

Lightning strikes student dead

Lightning struck the Okomfo Anokye Senior High School (SHS) at Wiamoase in the Ashanti Region, setting a second year female…
4,000 out of lotto business in Ghana

4,000 out of lotto business in Ghana

About 4,000 lotto receivers have been out of business for more than a month now following the decision by SIMNET…
Ghana among 17 African countries improving business regulations for local firms

Ghana among 17 African countries improving business regulations for local firms

A new report has observed that most African economies are making consistent progress in improving business regulations. The World Bank-IFC…
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