Tag Archives: GOVERNMENT

Komenda Sugar Factory: Alan Kyerematen and the Npp government conspiring with WAATCO to cause huge financial loss to the state

I would like to draw the attention of the good people of Ghana to a shady contract orchestrated and executed by the immediate past Minister of Trade and Industry, the Akufo Addo led NPP Government and the Board of Directors of the Komenda Sugar Development Company Limited (KSDCL). The government, …

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‘Not even a public toilet for me to manage – Obiri Boahen laments neglect by Akufo-Addo government

Nana Obiri Boahen, the former deputy General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has lamented outright neglect by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo who is yet to hand him any role in his government. Obiri Boahen says despite his hard work for the party, he was not given any …

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Government to intensify collection of property rates – Majority Leader hints

The government of Ghana will in the year 2023 intensify the collection of property rates as a way of expanding its tax revenue for development, Majority Leader in Parliament has hinted According to Hon Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu who is also the Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, the move by government is to …

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We Are The Voice And We Won’t Sit In Silence, Coalition Of National Youth Organizers New Year Message To Government

The Coalition of National Youth Organizers wishes every Ghanaian a Merry Christmas and a very Hopeful New Year. 2022 like every year Under this 4th Republic has been nothing but another show of incompetence and lack of vision to make Ghana work again by the government in power. This has …

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Government reintroduces quota for admission to colleges of education

The government is set to reintroduce a quota system for admission into the various public colleges of education in the country. A letter addressed to principals of colleges of education by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), indicated that the quota system will start in the 2022/2023 academic year. The …

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How the government of Malawi expelled the IMF from the nation

Officially, the IMF assists developing nations in avoiding debt-related problems and bankruptcy. The International Monetary Fund should lend them money and offer them technical assistance so they can accomplish this. Apart from that, the IMF defends a number of the richest nations, their bankers, and risky financial companies, but its …

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We Demand the Head of Badu Bonso II Returned to Ahanta as the Dutch Government Apologizes for Their Role in Slavery

As the Dutch government is issuing apologies for their role in slavery which lasted for 250 years, we the natives of Ahanta in Ghana demand justice for Badu Bonso II and all Ahantas who were massacred upon instructions of Williams I of Netherlands in 1838. We demand that the head …

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I did not anticipate that government will burn through its reserves to revive the cedi – Bright Simons

Vice President of policy think tank IMANI Africa has stated his amazement about the current fast run of the cedi against the dollar. According to him, it came as a surprise to realize that the government is using its reserves to strengthen the cedi against the dollar. In a tweet …

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5 Demonstrations that rocked Akufo-Addo’s government in 2022

The main social problems in Ghana that citizens protested against include unemployment, corruption, illiteracy and inaccessibility of quality education, poverty. 2022 saw arguably the biggest mobilization and uprising against any government in the 4th Republic in agitations and protests. Arise Ghana protest against economic hardship On June 28, 2022, the …

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GUTA applauds government for cedi stability

The Ghana Union of Traders’ Associations (GUTA), has urged government to sustain its efforts aimed at stabilising the country’s local currency; the cedi. In a release signed by its President, Joseph Obeng, GUTA said it has taken note of the recent gains made by the cedi against major trading currencies …

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