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Kofi Annan's daughter cries as she sets eyes on his body
The body of Kofi Annan was received at the Kotoka International Airport amidst a solemn ceremony which was headed by the President of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Akufo-AddoPURC charges ECG workers to return to work
Head of Public Relations at the PURC Nana Yaa Jantuah has appealed to the workers to prioritize the needs of their customers, even as they wish to draw government’s attention to their grievances.
Fidelity Bank surprises many in massive lay-off exercise
This comes as a surprise to many in the banking sector given that the bank was adjudged Bank of the Year in the 2016 Ghana Banking Awards.
ECG staff threaten nationwide blackout on Friday
They describe the move as one that will inure to the benefit of the average Ghanaian in any way or form.
Oil companies sack 300 Ghanaians, more to follow
The General Transport Petroleum and Chemical Workers Union, who revealed the information, say three hundred workers have lost their jobs so far, and many more are set to follow if oil prices do not increase soon.
Fitch gives Ghana B rating ahead of $1bn Eurobond
The Finance Minister, Seth Terkper and a group of experts from the Bank of Ghana are currently on a roadshow to meet investors across Europe in order to whip up interest in, what would be, Ghana’s fifth Eurobond attempt in four years.
Ghana and countries with the highest taxes in Africa
Corporate tax is currently 25%, and companies are expected to pay withholding taxes on supply of goods and services as well as other taxes relating to specific sectors.
Kufuor indicted for agreeing to Kempinski Hotel deal without parliamentary approval
The expose reveals questionable circumstances under which the Kufuor government signed an agreement with a private foreign company for the development of the five-star Kempinski Hotel.
Ghana signs interim Economic Partnership Agreement with EU
However, signing the Economic Partnership Agreement would grant exporters duty-free access to African markets, except exporters of rice and sugar.
Supreme Court rejects case against Karpower deal
In the judgment of the five- member panel of justices, Presiding Judge Justice Jones Dotse said the court would give reasons for the sentence in a full statement of the judgement.
I am disappointed in the SC ruling-Lawyer George Loh
Lawyer George Loh said the court should have been more temperate given that his clients were first-time offenders.
Import duties to be abolished under NPP governemnt- Nana Addo
The flagbearer’s comments echo those of his running-mate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumiah on the specific taxes the NPP government would remove, should they be elected to run the affairs of the country.
BOG to announce Monetary Policy Rate
This will be the second monetary policy announcement for the new governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Abdul Nahir Issahaku, who personally assured Ghanaians that the inflation targets for 2016 would be achieved.
What was Abacha $2 million gift used for- Frank Agyekum
President Rawlings conceded to accepting $2 million from the former Nigerian leader in an interview with Nigerian newspaper, Guardian. In the interview the former Ghanaian leader maintained that the money was $2 million and not $5 million as is being asserted by some membe’s of the Abacha’s administration
Man found dead after eating from neighbourhood rice vendor
The deceased, Kofi Kankam, a father of three, was found laying in his bed with a foamy mouth when neighbours broke down his door.
Transport situation worsens at Paga border
A recent coup in Burkina Faso by presidential guards led to 10 deaths and several injuries in the capital Ouagadougou.
LPG shortage set to worsen in coming days
News reaching Pulse Business suggest that the shortage could last for a week due to prevailing challenges in the supply of LPG in the country.
35 illegal miners feared dead in galamsey pit collapse
The incident, which occurred around 4:30am Monday, has brought mining activities at the community to a halt as residents are occupied with rescue efforts.
