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MTN Increases Mobile Money Withdrawal Transaction Fees Effective July 1

MTN, a leading telecommunications company, has announced an upcoming change to its mobile money withdrawal transaction fees. Starting from July 1, 2023, customers will experience an increase in fees for cash-out transactions above a certain threshold. In a recent SMS circular sent to its customers, MTN MobileMoney Limited informed them …

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Tema Oil Refinery Saga: The Facts Versus The Fiction

The institute for energy policy and research has done extensive work on the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) transaction with Torentco Asset Management Limited (TAML). The institute has published it findings in a press release signed by Kwadwo Poku, the Executive Director of the institute. The publication discusses the current state …

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IPPs Notify Finance Ministry To Cut Power Supply By July 1

The Independent Power Producers (IPPs) have reminded Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, of their intention to cut power supply to the national grid from July 1, 2023. This was after an emergency meeting held on Tuesday, June 20, 2023. According to the Chamber of Independent Power Producers, calls on the government …

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Those Against TOR-Torrentco Partnership Ignorant, Sponsored By Adversaries Of The Refinery – Senior Staff Union of TOR

The Senior Staff Union of the Tema Oil Refinery has urged the general public to disregard recent ‘misinformation’ concerning the TOR-Torrentco proposed partnership. According to the Union, the architects of the ongoing propaganda against the partnership are “either being ignorant about the real facts or being sponsored by adversaries of …

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CPA Accuses British Airways Of Charging Ghanaians $50 ‘Illegal’ Ticket Fee

The Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) has accused British Airways of charging Ghanaians seeking to buy airline tickets an additional $50 fee. Insisting that the extra fee is illegal, the CPA slammed British Airways in a statement and asked the firm to stop the charge with immediate effect. “CPA’s attention has …

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BoG Cautions Against 97 Illegal Loan Apps In Ghana

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has cautioned the public against the operation of some online Apps operating without authorization. 97 of such applications have thus been cited for engaging in unlicensed lending activities in contravention of the Banks and Specialized Deposit-Taking Institutions Act, 2016 (930). “The Bank of Ghana reiterated …

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Article: Ghana’s Oil Revenue Siphoned Away: Gold For Oil, The Best Option?, The Negative Effects On Its Citizens

Ghana is a country in West Africa that has experienced significant economic growth in recent years, largely due to the discovery of oil in its offshore waters. Ghana has been producing oil since 2010. The discovery of the Jubilee Field, the country’s first major commercial oil field, was seen as …

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Contact NCA If You Are Without Ghana Card And Your SIM Has Been Deactivated – Communications Minister Tells Ghanaians

Communications Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful says persons who do not legitimately have the Ghana Card but have had their SIM cards deactivated must reach out to the National Communication Authority (NCA) for a resolution. According to her, the affected users would have to provide evidence to that effect. “In recognition of …

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Our June 30th Ultimatum Still Remains – IPPs Cautions Gov’t

The Chamber of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) says its members will shut down their plants in three weeks unless government meets their demands to settle all outstanding indebtedness. The shutdown potentially could create a huge power shortfall as the IPPs control over 65% of the available thermal generation capacity in …

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Abena Osei Asare Begs Pensioner Bondholders To Suspend Picketing

The Deputy Finance Minister, Abena Osei Asare, has made a passionate plea to Pensioner Bondholders, urging them to exercise patience as the government scrambles to secure the necessary resources to settle their unpaid matured coupons.   Despite rainy weather conditions, members of the Pensioner Bondholders Forum resumed their picketing at …

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