The Ministry of Food and Agriculture is urging tomato traders in the country to desist from travelling to Burkina-Faso to buy tomatoes this festive season as local producers will be able to supply enough to meet their demand. The Tomato traders and transporters association embarked on a strike in …
Read More »Let’s Be Responsible Monitors To Ensure Our Paid Taxes Are Used For Development Purpose – Chartered Accountant
A Chartered Accountant and Economist, Dr Sampson Anomah, has advised Ghanaians to keep all activities of government under surveillance to ensure our taxes being paid are used for the right developmental purposes in the country. Dr Anomah who also doubles as a Senior Lecturer and the Head of the …
Read More »Akyem Dome Manhene To Gov’t : Make Agriculture Attractive To Reduce Unemployment In The Country
The Omanhene of Akyem-Dome in the Fanteakwa South District of the Eastern Region, Osaberimah Amoako Affum II has urged the government to make agriculture attractive So to entice the youth into agriculture which will help mitigate the increasingly unemployment rate in the country. He argued that, since agriculture is …
Read More »Bloomberg: Cedi Under Intense Pressure; Ranked Among African Currencies With ‘Worst Spot Returns’
With barely five weeks to end the year, the Ghana cedi has come under intense pressure and is being classified among African currencies with the ‘Worst Spot Returns’. It’s now ranked 14th among 20 top African currencies tracked by Bloomberg. It was actually the best performing currency in Africa in …
Read More »Ghana’s Energy Sector Debt Likely To Hit ¢12.5 Billion by 2023 – ACEP
Executive Director for African Center for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye, has predicted that Ghana’s energy-sector debt could surge to ₵7 billion by the close of the year 2021and ¢12.5 billion by 2023 if urgent measures are not put in place to check debt accumulation in the sector. Speaking on …
Read More »Ministries make money; They Should Pay Their Bills – Energy Expert To Government
Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies and Research (INSTEPR), Kwadwo Poku says Ministries and other state-owned agencies who do not pay their own electricity bills should be made to do so. This, according to him, will help reduce the country’s current energy sector debt. Speaking on Newsfile on …
Read More »Parliament Rejects 2022 ‘Agyenkwa’ Budget
Parliament has rejected government’s 2022 Budget Statement and Economic Policy read in the House by the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, last week. A walkout by the Majority from Parliament on Friday, November 26, 2021, did not prevent the House from continuing with the business of the day. Members on …
Read More »Ghana Will Not Experience Food Shortage By 2023 – Regional MOFA Director
The Bono East Regional Director of Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA), Madam Cecilia Kagya has said the country will not experience any shortage of food in 2023 as many Ghanaians are suggesting. “We thank God very much that this year the country has experience a long range rainfall …
Read More »Captial Bank Case: Ato Essien Diagnosed With sleep Disorder
The founder of the defunct Capital Bank William Ato Essien has been reported sick and has been diagnosed of “Obstructive Sleep Disorder.” Mr Essien, and two others are standing trial for some 23 charges and have been asked to open their defence. In court on Thursday, November 25, 2021, Mr …
Read More »Here Is The Ghana Cedi’s Performance Against Major Foreign Currencies As At November 23
On the Interbank forex rates from the Bank of Ghana today, November 23, 2021, the Ghana Cedi is trading against the dollar at a buying price of 5.9083 and a selling price of 5.9143. The figures were the same as yesterday’s. At a forex bureau in Accra, dollar is being bought …
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