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Barely a month after fire gutted several structures at the Timber Market at Moose, near Ofankor, in the Ga North Municipality, similar fire has engulfed another timber market, also in the Greater Accra Region. Yesterday’s fire, The Anchor gathered, occurred close to the Timber Market at Old Fadama, popularly called Sodom and Gomorrah, in the […]Continue Reading
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The former Chief Justice, Madam Sophia Abena Boafoa Akuffo, has described the on-going Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), rejected by pensioner bondholders, as a lover who turns out to become an enemy because of his deceitful ways. According to her, the situation is unpleasant and will simply term it as not just a case of […]Continue Reading
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The Ahanta Traditional Council in the Western Region has officially endorsed the selection and subsequent appointment of Nana Akwanzi Abroba IV, a chief of Princess Town,as the new acting president of the council. The new acting president, prior to her appointment, was known in private life as Madam Eunice Jacqueline Buah Asomah-Hinneh, the owner of […]Continue Reading
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The AwkraboyeDoku Family of Atrekor-We in Teshie, a large suburb of Accra, has warned the public to avoid dealing with individuals who are not legally authorized to conduct any land renegotiation involving the Otano lands,located at Adjiringanor and Adentan Municipality in the Greater Accra Region. According to the family, it has observed that some individuals […]Continue Reading
Business
President Nana Akufo-Addo has issued a stern warning to appointees of his government that offering excuses over non performance will no longer be tolerated under his watch, given the current economic situation of the country. According to him, appointees, especially chief executive officers and board chairs of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), must sit up and execute […]Continue Reading
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Government has been told to exempt vehicle insurance funds from the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) despite reaching an agreement with insurance firms on the DDEP. According to Young Africans for Opportunities, exempting vehicle insurance would not significantly impact the government’s DDEP because the government needs to first demonstrate its commitment to Continue Reading