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The third meeting of the first session of the Eighth Parliament will commence tomorrow, Tuesday, October 26 2021, under the leadership of Speaker Alban Bagbin. The House adjourned since die on August 10, 2021. The House when it reconvenes will consider a number of bills that have already been laid in Parliament and referred to […]Continue Reading
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Some residents in the Eastern Region town of Apinamang are intimidated and frustrated as they are being forced out of their homes by illegal miners. Activities of illegal mining popularly called ‘galamsey’ is beginning to wreak havoc and is threatening the livelihoods of residents. In the case of Joyce Wowornyo, the ‘galamseyers’ have dug around […]Continue Reading
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Members of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) in Accra have today closed down their shops in a nationwide protest. According to the aggrieved traders, their decision to halt commercial activities is based on the exorbitant tax rates and the continuous depreciation of the local currency against the US dollar. This, the traders say […]Continue Reading
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The 2022 PwC Ghana Banking Survey Report has revealed that 86 % of bank executives confirmed discussing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) matters more than once a year. Beyond having board discussions, 62% of bank executives confirmed the existence of an approved plan to adopt and integrate ESG in the business operations. Insights from the […]Continue Reading
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The hardship suffered by a section of Ghanaians in the wake of the economic downturn is getting more apparent than ever. The citizenry appears not to be dumbing down on their will to make their concerns known to the government as the administration promises better days ahead with the much-sought IMF bailout. On September 24, […]Continue Reading
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The depreciation pressures on the Ghana cedi continued unabated as the local currency sold at ¢12.45 to the US dollar at the forex bureaus or the retail market. This translate into 2.8% depreciation of the local currency to the world’s most powerful currency, just in a single day. At the same time, the other major […]Continue Reading